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Australia Going To Be Really Tough For Us To Beat In ODIs, Says Knight
North Sydney Oval: Ahead of the first ODI against Australia, England captain Heather Knight said it will be "really tough" to beat the world champions in the 50-over format.
Knight feels that the drawn Ashes series in 2023 will give them a huge confidence boost to topple the hosts this time.
"They're going to be really tough for us to beat out here in one-day cricket but we're really confident with where we're at. We've had some brilliant wins over the last year and that 2023 series will give us a lot of confidence," Knight told reporters at North Sydney Oval on the eve of the first ODI. Read More...
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England Should Try Stokes At No. 3 In Tests Instead Of Pope, Opines Vaughan
New Delhi: Former England captain Michael Vaughan said the side should try to make skipper Ben Stokes bat at number three in upcoming Test assignments in place of Ollie Pope, who he feels is lacking in composure.
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1st Test: Jeetan Patel Impressed With England’s Efforts To Get Late Scalps Against Pakistan
Multan Cricket Stadium: England assistant coach Jeetan Patel said he was impressed with the side’s efforts in a day full of toil and be rewarded with late scalps on Day One of the first Test against Pakistan at the Multan Cricket Stadium here on Monday. Pakistan were in total control of the proceedings, as Abdullah Shafique and captain Shan Masood notched up centuries while sharing a 253-run stand. But England fought back from being 261/1 at the start of the final session to end Day One at 328/4.
By IANS News • 1 year ago
T20 World Cup: Heavy Rain Stops Play As Rohit’s Unbeaten 37 Carries India To 65/2 Against England
T20 World Cup: Heavy rain has stopped play in the second semi-final of the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup at the Providence Stadium on Thursday, with captain Rohit Sharma’s unbeaten 37 off 26 balls taking India to 65/2 in eight overs.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
T20 World Cup: Don't Need To Change Anything From 2022 Semis, Says Rohit Ahead Of Repeat Clash With England
ICC T20 World Cup: As India gears up to play defending champion England in a repeat of the 2022 T20 World Cup semifinal here on Thursday, skipper Rohit Sharma said not a lot has changed since that match and added that they don't need to anything different from what they did in 2022.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
4th Test: Joe Root Remains Unbeaten On 122 As India Bowl Out England For 353
JSCA International Stadium: Joe Root remained unbeaten on 122 as India bowled out England for 353 on day two of the fourth Test at the JSCA International Stadium on Saturday. Resuming from 302/7, England added 51 runs in the morning session, with Ollie Robinson making 58, also his maiden half-century in the format.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
Chappell Urges Root To Drop 'Bazball' Approach After Horror Dismissal In Rajkot
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test skipper Ian Chappell believes that Joe Root should drop the Bazball approach and "play his natural game" following his dismissal on the reverse ramp shot that led to the visitors’ batting collapse in the third Test.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
Hartley Handed Debut; Anderson Misses Out On England's Playing XI For First Test Vs India
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Left-arm spinner Tom Hartley is all set to make his Test debut while veteran fast-bowler James Anderson misses out on England’s playing eleven for the series opener against India, starting at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
England's Fast-bowling Attack Must Complement Leach For Succeeding In India, Says Gillespie
New Delhi: Former Australia fast-bowler Jason Gillespie believes England's fast-bowling attack needs to complement left-arm spinner Jack Leach for succeeding in the five-match Test series against India, starting on January 25 in Hyderabad.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
Uncapped Spinners Tom Hartley And Shoaib Bashir Included In England’s Test Squad For India Tour
Skipper Ben Stokes: Uncapped spinners Tom Hartley and Shoaib Bashir have been named in England’s 16-member squad for a five-match Test tour of India starting next month. The off-spin duo joined fast-bowler Gus Atkinson as the three uncapped players at the Test level, though he and Hartley have been capped in white-ball cricket.
By IANS News • 2 years ago
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