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Day 5

1908dAndrew McGlashan at the SCG

Tim Paine rues lost chances in Adelaide

The Australia captain says if his team had done better in the key moments in the series opener, the 2-1 scoreline might have been reversed

1980dSidharth Monga in Sydney

India break into the "Che-Che-Che"

The celebratory jig aside, Cheteshwar Pujara came away from the series having finally earned the unquestioned confidence of the leaders of the side

1979dAndrew McGlashan in Sydney

How do Australia fix their batting before the Ashes?

After the three ODIs against India there is a two-Test series against Sri Lanka and they are shaping as vital matches in determining how the Test side may shape up later this year

Day 4

Day 3

1908dSidharth Monga in Sydney

Mohammed Shami's heart makes him a captain's dream

We might not know what Shami has personally gone through over the last year, but what we know is he's bowling through discomfort, with that seam beautifully upright, and is bowling more than anyone

1908dAndrew McGlashan

Australian batting malfunctions to new low

Australia's first innings in Sydney was a microcosm of all the problems they are facing: shot selection, concentration, absorbing pressure, building on starts

Day 2

1908dAndrew McGlashan at the SCG

We were clear about bowling tactics - Paine

Tim Paine denied a major difference of opinion with his bowlers and insisted there had been no falling-out in the camp following interviews by Nathan Lyon and bowling coach David Saker, which suggested tensions had emerged

1908dMelinda Farrell at the SCG

The puzzle of Mitchell's stark struggles

The Australia quick's recent dip may well be an issue of form or confidence, not helped by the team's ball-management policy and the batting

Day 1

1908dSidharth Monga in Sydney

Pujara makes the case for defence

Pujara's success in Australia goes much deeper than the 30 hours he has spent at the crease so far in this series. It is the triumph of a batting genre

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