Virat Kohli faced harsh criticism from Sunil Gavaskar after his dismissal in the first innings of the Gabba Test against Australia. Kohli chased a wide delivery from Josh Hazlewood, edging it to wicketkeeper Alex Carey. Gavaskar called the shot unnecessary, as the ball was well outside the off stump. He emphasised Kohli’s need for patience, especially with India already losing early wickets. Kohli’s struggle with wide deliveries has been a recurring issue, despite fans hoping for his return to form after a century in the Perth Test. His inconsistency has widened the gap between him and his "Fab Four" peers.

During the third India-Australia Test in Brisbane, Isa Guha, former England cricketer, sparked outrage by calling Jasprit Bumrah "MVP - Most Valuable Primate." Facing backlash, Guha apologised on Fox Cricket, expressing regret for her unintended offense and reaffirming her respect for Bumrah. "I meant the highest praise for one of India's greatest players," she clarified. Former Indian coach Ravi Shastri commended Guha's live apology, calling her "brave" and urging fans to move on. The incident stirred debates on sensitivity in commentary but highlighted the importance of accountability.

Travis Head played a sensational knock, scoring 152 runs against India on the second day of the third Test in Brisbane. His aggressive and fearless batting followed solid starts from Usman Khawaja, Nathan McSweeney, and Marnus Labuschagne, helping Australia post 405 for 7. While Head’s dominance stood out, Jasprit Bumrah’s relentless bowling continued to shine for India. Despite a strong performance by Bumrah, who took his second five-wicket haul in three Tests, India struggled for support from other bowlers. Head’s consistency and Bumrah’s brilliance highlighted the ongoing rivalry in the series, which is tied 1-1.

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah dazzled against Australia at Brisbane’s Gabba, picking up 5 wickets for 72 runs in 25 overs during Day 2 of the 3rd Test. With his 12th five-wicket haul in Test cricket, Bumrah surpassed Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma, who each have 11 fifers. Notably, Bumrah also became the first Indian bowler with 8 fifers in SENA countries, surpassing Kapil Dev's 7. His tally of 49 wickets in 10 matches in Australia equals Anil Kumble's. Just 3 more dismissals would crown Bumrah India's leading Test wicket-taker in Australia, breaking Kapil's record of 51.

Former England cricketer Isa Guha sparked outrage during commentary on Day 2 of the India vs. Australia 3rd Test by referring to Jasprit Bumrah as the "Most Valuable Primate." The remark, following Brett Lee's praise of Bumrah’s bowling, drew sharp criticism and comparisons to the 2008 'Monkeygate' scandal involving Harbhajan Singh and Andrew Symonds. Social media erupted, calling Guha's comment racially insensitive. Meanwhile, bowling coach Morne Morkel admitted Indian bowlers failed to execute their plans effectively, allowing Australia to score 405/7 at the close of play. He urged the team to improve performance with the old ball.

Former India coach Ravi Shastri criticized Indian bowlers for inconsistency during Day 2 of the third Test against Australia at The Gabba. While Jasprit Bumrah's stunning 5/72 kept India afloat, Shastri highlighted the lack of discipline from other bowlers, which allowed Travis Head (152) and Steve Smith (101) to dominate. Shastri emphasized the need for precise execution and tighter lines to avoid gifting runs. "Bumrah did most things right, but the others need to think about maintaining consistency," he told SEN Radio. With Australia at 405/7, Shastri’s remarks underline the urgent need for a collective effort in this crucial game.

Jasprit Bumrah delivered a stellar performance on Day 2 of the third Test against Australia at The Gabba, Brisbane. His 5/72 spell with the second new ball turned the game as India fought back from Travis Head’s 152-run knock. Bumrah’s 12th Test five-wicket haul, including 8 in SENA countries, surpassed Kapil Dev's record of 7 such feats. Australia ended the day at 405/7, with Alex Carey (45*) and Mitchell Starc (7*) at the crease. Earlier, Head and Steve Smith (101) added a 241-run stand, pushing Australia toward a series lead in the rain-affected match.

Virat Kohli was seen gesturing 'keep quiet' to the Gabba crowd after taking a sharp catch to dismiss Australia's Marnus Labuschagne on Day 2 of the Brisbane Test. The moment came after Nitish Kumar Reddy drew Labuschagne into a drive, with Kohli making a brilliant catch in the slips. This dismissal followed early strikes from Jasprit Bumrah, who removed openers Usman Khawaja and Nathan McSweeney. Despite the breakthrough, Australia ended Day 2 on a strong note, reaching 405/7, powered by centuries from Travis Head (152) and Steve Smith (101), leaving India with a tough task ahead.

Travis Head and Steve Smith powered Australia to a commanding 405/7 on Day 2 of the 3rd Test against India at The Gabba, Brisbane. Head smashed an explosive 152 off 160 balls, marking his second consecutive century, while Smith scored a gritty 101 off 190 balls. Their 241-run partnership for the 4th wicket deflated India’s bowling attack, despite Jasprit Bumrah’s exceptional 5/72. Mohammed Siraj struggled with fitness, while Ravindra Jadeja failed to extract assistance from the track. Earlier, Australia’s top order contributed moderately, keeping India under pressure. The hosts look poised for a big first-innings total.

Jasprit Bumrah took a sensational five-wicket haul to dismiss Travis Head for 152 and Steve Smith for 101 on Day 2 of the 3rd Test between India and Australia. Earlier, India had reduced Australia to 104/3 at lunch, with Bumrah’s early breakthroughs, removing openers Usman Khawaja and Nathan McSweeney. India’s pace attack dominated as Bumrah’s resilience gave them the upper hand. Meanwhile, Mohammed Siraj had to leave the field due to a leg injury. The match, which had a delayed start due to rain, is crucial for both teams in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.