Virat Kohli
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Waiting years for basic services in new suburbs is just not on
Readers discuss western suburbs with missing infrastructure, changes to the Metro Tunnel project and disengaged school children and their teachers.
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Pads on, pads off: How Marsh was dropped and Webster called for SCG debut
Pat Cummins has insisted Mitch Marsh’s Test career isn’t over after Australia made the call to drop the struggling all-rounder for the SCG and replace him with the tall Tasmanian Beau Webster.
- Tom Decent and Daniel Brettig
On a day that starts with so many questions, Captain Pat eventually has the answers
The best thing about day five of a Test match is that there is everything to play for. And on this day, Australia held their nerve.
- Greg Baum
The numbers say he’s finished, but one simple change could revive Kohli’s career
In 2004, Sachin Tendulkar shelved the cover drive on his way to a famous unbeaten double century in Sydney. Virat Kohli may have to follow suit if he is to bow out of Test cricket on his own terms.
- Andrew Wu
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I can’t vote Labor or Liberal, so what are my options?
Readers discuss the change in leadership in the Victorian opposition and the popularity or otherwise of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton.
As it happened: Advantage Australia after topsy-turvy day four at MCG
Australia has a lead of 333 runs with one wicket in hand after a terrific rearguard effort led by Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon dimmed India’s hopes in the Boxing Day Test.
- Vince Rugari
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‘One of the best barbecues I’ve seen’: Lyon sledges Kohli, Indian superstar reacts to crowd
A calamitous mix-up between Virat Kohli and Yashasvi Jaiswal sparked a flurry of wickets that gave Australia the upper hand on day two of the fourth Test.
- Tom Decent and Andrew Wu
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Where is Bob Menzies when we need him?
Readers discuss the Victorian opposition leadership spill and the ousting of John Pesutto.
The secret post-sandpaper-gate change that saved Virat Kohli from suspension
Andy Pycroft – who also presided over the Cape Town Test in 2018 – charged Kohli with a level-one offence for “inappropriate physical contact”, the most lenient grade of the ICC’s code of conduct.
- Andrew Wu and Daniel Brettig
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In one innings, Konstas has made us care about Test cricket again
The young debutant has restored the game as Australia’s sport, magnetic to watch and worth arguing over
- Malcolm Knox
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