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Final Pink Test Raises Cancer Awareness in Sydney
The final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between Australia and India will commence on January 3 at the Sydney Cricket Ground, known as the Pink Test, which raises funds for breast cancer awareness through the McGrath Foundation. Shubman Gill returns to the Indian squad, replacing the struggling captain Rohit Sharma, with Jasprit Bumrah stepping in as the new captain. As Australia leads the series 2-1, the outcome of this Test is crucial for both teams' standings in the ICC World Test Championship. This year marks a significant shift for the Pink Test; the McGrath Foundation will expand its support to all forms of cancer rather than just breast cancer, aiming to sell 350,000 Virtual Pink Seats. The Pink Test tradition, which began in 2009, includes special events such as Jane McGrath Day to raise awareness and funds. The match holds personal significance for many players, including captain Pat Cummins, whose mother recently passed away from breast cancer, reflecting the deep impact of cancer on Australian lives.
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