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Farmer Leaders Determined on Republic-Day Tractor Rally Next Round of Talks with Government Today WWW.YUGMARG.COM FOLLOW US ON REGD NO. CHD/0061/2006-08 | RNI NO. 61323/95 Join us at telegram https://t.me/yugmarg Warne hails India's effort NEW DELHI: Former Australia spinner Shane Warne applauded the Ajinkya Ra- hane-led Indian team for scripting a famous 2-1 series win on Australian soil on Tues- day. On Tuesday, Australia's fortress -- The Gabba -- was finally breached. It took 32 years and two months, but the unthinkable was achieved as an injury-ravaged young 12 Indian team beat Australia by three wickets against all odds in the final Test to take the series 2-1. "Congrats to the Indian cricket team @BCCI. That's one of the best series wins I can ever remember on Aust soil & to do it after being bowled out for 36, plus a depleted squad-shows tremendous character, resilience, courage & belief. YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021 Just fantastic @RaviShastriOfc @ajinkyarahane88," tweeted Warne. SHORT TALKS Wednesday We will remember this series forever: Ashwin tags Paine after historic win BRISBANE: With India registering a famous 2-1 series win over Australia at The Gabba on Tuesday, India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin said that he was glad to have played such high-quality cricket during these testing times. January 20, 2021 Tagging Australia skipper Tim Paine in his tweet, Ashwin said: "Good evening from Gabba!! I am sorry I couldn't play here but thanks for hosting us and playing some hard cricket during these tough times. We will remember this series forev- er! @tdpaine36 @CricketAus." Ashwin missed out at The Gabba as he complained of back spasms on the last day of the third Test. The bowling all-rounder had displayed amazing grit during the third Test at Sydney to help India walk away with a draw. Paine's efforts to throw Ravichan- dran Ashwin off-guard failed terribly on the final day of the third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground as the off-spinner had the perfect come- back in store. Unable to take wickets, Australia skipper Paine was trying his best to distract Ashwin and he was caught on stump mic as saying: "Can't wait for you to reach Gabba, Ash." To this, Ashwin immediately re- sponded: "Can't wait for you to Injury ravaged India seal series 2-1 come to India as well, that would be your last series." On Tuesday, Australia's fortress -- The Gabba -- was finally breached. It took 32 years and two months, but the unthinkable was achieved as an injury-ravaged young Indian team beat Australia by three wickets Pant, Gill, Pujara lead visitors to 3 wickets win against all odds in the final Test to take the series 2-1. AGENCY BRISBANE, JAN 19 Outplayed by The fortress has been breached. It BCCI announces Rs 5 CHANDIGARH, VOL. XXV, NO. 335 PAGES 12, RS. 2 took 32 years and two months, but India claim top-spot in World YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER disciplined Indian the unthinkable has been achieved side, admits Paine as an injury-ravaged young Indian crore bonus for team India team beat Australia by three wickets after series loss against all odds in the final Test of Test Championship table the series at The Gabba on Tuesday BRISBANE: As an injury-rav- ba," tweeted Jay Shah. BRISBANE: After losing the Test to take the series 2-1. aged India team retained the Bor- BCCI president Sourav Gan- BRISBANE: India over- the ICC Test Team Rank- made through the series series, Australia skipper Tim Paine Rishabh 'nerves of steel' Pant der-Gavaskar Trophy on Tuesday guly also took to Twitter to con- came unimaginable odds to ings to claim the second with wicket-keeping admitted that his side was "out- will be forgiven for all the mistakes with a 2-1 series win over Aus- gratulate the Indian team for defeat Australia in the spot. New Zealand sits atop gloves in hand as each of played" by a disciplined Indian side, adding that the Ajinkya Rahane-led he has made through the series with tralia, Jay Shah, secretary of the achieving a remarkable feat. fourth Test and retain the the table with 118.44 the 89 runs that he scored team "fully deserves" the win. wicket-keeping gloves in hand as Board of Control for Cricket in "Just a remarkable win...To Border-Gavaskar Trophy. points, India now has in the final hour on Tues- "We were here to win the series, but each of the 89 runs that he scored in India (BCCI), announced that a go to Australia and win a test se- With this classic victory, 117.65 points, overtaking day was worth its weight in we have just been outplayed by a the final hour on Tuesday was worth prize of INR 5 crore will be ries in this way ..will be remem- the Ajinkya Rahane-led Australia on 113 points. gold. It was only poetic jus- disciplined and tough Indian side its weight in gold. It was only poet- awarded to the team as a bonus. bered in the history of indian team has moved to the top "India displace Aus- tice that he hit a boundary who fully deserve the series win. ic justice that he hit a boundary to "The @BCCI has announced cricket forever ..Bcci announces of the ICC World Test tralia to become the new to win India a thriller. We have to look back over a lot of win India a thriller. INR 5 Crore as team bonus. a 5 cr bonus for the team ..The Championship standings. No.2 in the @MRFWorld- The last time a visiting things, and we'll go through it as a The last time a visiting team These are special moments for value of this win is beyond any India now has 430 wide ICC Test Team Rank- team came out triumphant group, and we have been outplayed came out triumphant from the Bris- India Cricket. An outstanding number ..well done to every points while New Zealand, ings," ICC tweeted. from the Brisbane Cricket by a better side this series," Paine bane Cricket Ground was back in display of character and skill member of the touring party," holding the second spot, Ground was back in No- said after the match. November 1988 when the mighty #TeamIndia #AUSvIND #Gab- tweeted Ganguly. has 420 points on the table. It took 32 years and vember 1988 when the It took 32 years and two months, but West Indian outfit under the leader- Sitting in the third position, two months, but the un- mighty West Indian outfit the unthinkable was achieved on ship of Viv Richards thrashed Allan Australia has 332 points. thinkable was achieved on under the leadership of Viv Tuesday as an injury-ravaged Border's team by 9 wickets. What "India on top. After the Tuesday as an injury-rav- Richards thrashed Allan young Indian team defeated Aus- makes the feat even more com- hard-fought win at The aged young Indian team Border's team by 9 wickets. tralia by three wickets against all mendable is how the Indians fought Gabba, India move to the defeated Australia by three What makes the feat even odds in the final Test to take the se- multiple injuries and mental fatigue No.1 spot in ICC World wickets against all odds in more commendable is how ries 2-1. Tendulkar, Sehwag lead Rishabh 'nerves of steel' Pant will - due to the bio-bubble restrictions - Test Championship stand- the final Test to take the se- the Indians fought multiple be forgiven for all the mistakes he - to register a historic win. ings. Australia slip to ries 2-1. injuries and mental fatigue Excise deptt to be made through the series with wick- Having already lost Ravindra No.3," ICC tweeted. Rishabh 'nerves of - due to the bio-bubble re- Biden to propose Jadeja and Hanuma Vihari going praises for Indian team Apart from this, India steel' Pant will be forgiven strictions -- to register a et-keeping gloves in hand as each of the 89 runs that he scored in the into the final Test, Jasprit Bumrah also toppled Australia in for all the mistakes he historic win. final hour on Tuesday was worth its and R Ashwin too couldn't get weight in gold. It was only poetic match-fit and that saw India field a BRISBANE: The cricket fraternity, led by BCCI president and for- justice that he hit a boundary to win bowling attack that was led by a mer India skipper Sourav Ganguly and legend Sachin Tendulkar, India a thriller. two-Test old Mohammed Siraj. But hailed India's remarkable win at The Gabba on Tuesday. The Ajinkya the lion-hearted pacer rose through Rahane-led side beat Australia by three wickets against all odds in One of the biggest moments of my Cannot take anything the ashes like a phoenix to show he the final Test to take the series 2-1. belongs at the highest level. Tendulkar praised Team India and said in every session there was for granted, never Coming back to the final day's a new hero who stepped up to the occasion to deliver for his side. underestimate action, needing 69 to win going "EVERY SESSION WE DISCOVERED A NEW HERO. Every life, says Pant after 'historic win' equipped with 8-year citizenship into the last hour, any other team time we got hit, we stayed put & stood taller. We pushed boundaries Indians: Langer might have thought of ensuring a of belief to play fearless but not careless cricket.
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