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India are taking on Australia across formats, starting Friday, as the tour is set to comprise of three ODIs and T20Is each, along with four Tests. Meanwhile, multiple injuries have hit the visitors, as pacer Ishant Sharma has been the latest one to be ruled out.

With many states in India witnessing a fresh surge in Coronavirus cases and the government reluctant to order another lockdown, we took some of questions that you have been seeking answers to from our team of experts. 

The war of words between Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and his Haryana counterpart Manohar Lal Khattar has escalated with the Captain slamming the latter for accusing him of inciting farmers to march to Delhi.

Indian opener Rohit Sharma is nursing a hamstring strain that has put him out for most of India's tour of Australia, which gets underway from Friday. Meanwhile, Indian skipper feels that allowing Rohit to rehab in Australia would have made more sense.

The 2020 cricket calendar has been messed up due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. It has also impacted the ICC World Test Championship proceedings, as the revised points system has affected some of the team's chances of making it to the final.

Mohammed Shami is currently in Australia, ahead of Team India's tour, which gets underway from Friday. He and his wife are now not on good terms after the latter reported against him, on cases of domestic violence and alleged extra-marital affairs.

In the family of Nagarjuna Akkineni where everyone is a star, fans are eager to know if daughter-in-law Samantha Akkineni cooks for the family. But in an interview, Samantha's mother-in-law revealed that the south actress doesn't cook for them.

India are in Australia for a two-month gruelling tour, as they kick things off with the ODIs on Friday. Meanwhile, India are without the services of their senior opener Rohit Sharma. Nonetheless, Aaron Finch feels Mayank Agarwal is the ideal man to fill in for him.

BMW India has launched the powerful X5 M Competition in the country with a price tag of a cool Rs 1.94 crore.

India and Australia lock horns in a three-match One-Day International series starting Friday. The matches would be played in Sydney and Canberra, with a limited crowd, due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. Here are what the stats and numbers say.