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'England Doesn't Need To Move Away From Bazball Approach', Opines Nasser Hussain
Niranjan Shah Stadium: Following England’s heavy 434-run defeat to India in the third Test at Rajkot, former captain Nasser Hussain has said Ben Stokes & Co need not move away from their Bazball approach of playing the game and urged them to do introspection ahead of next two games.
England conceded a 126-run lead to India and were put under the pump in all departments to lose the match by 434 runs inside four days at the Niranjan Shah Stadium. England are now 2-1 behind in the five-match series against India.
"It's one thing stopping an opponent's momentum in a home series, and England's record at home - even against Australia - is superb. In India it isn't as good. But if they do want things to change, it can't just be a matter of 'this is the way we play, we aren't questioning ourselves'.
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Windies T20Is: Australian T20 captain Mitch Marsh will convey instructions to his teammates from a distance during the opening T20 match against the West Indies on Friday. This necessity arises due to his positive Covid-19 test result.
INDvENG: 'I Do Think India Will Get Stronger', Says Nasser Hussain Ahead Of Third Test
And Joe Root: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that India will now get stronger in the ongoing five-match Test series against the visitors, following their 106-run win in the second Test at Visakhapatnam, which came after suffering a 28-run defeat in Hyderabad.
2nd Test: Facing Bumrah Isn't Like Facing Anyone Else In The World, Says Stuart Broad
Jasprit Bumrah: Former England fast-bowler Stuart Broad has heaped praise on India’s fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, saying that facing him isn't like facing anyone else in the world and that he hated facing deliveries from him while batting in his playing days.
England Will Need To Take Smart Risks Against India, Says Nasser Hussain Ahead Of Test Series
Nasser Hussain: Former captain Nasser Hussain believes England will need to take smart risks against India during the upcoming five-match Test series starting on January 25, while adding that the batters need to go big on the scoring front and read the conditions correctly.
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.
Steve Harmison Reveals He Had A Chat With Ben Stokes Following The Questioning Of Abu Dhabi Camp
Steve Harmison: Former England fast-bowler Steve Harmison revealed that he had a conversation with current Test skipper Ben Stokes after he questioned the side’s preparatory camp in Abu Dhabi ahead of the five-match Test tour of India.
The Way England Play Tests Suits My Game Perfectly, Says Gus Atkinson Ahead Of India Tour
Gus Atkinson: Ahead of an important five-match Test tour of India, England fast-bowler Gus Atkinson believes the way the current team plays in the format suits his game perfectly. Atkinson has made 12 white-ball appearances for England, but is uncapped at the Test level.
England Are Right In Arriving Late In India Ahead Of Test Series Opener: Stuart Broad
In Abu Dhabi: Former fast-bowler Stuart Broad said England are right in arriving late in India ahead of Test series opener, saying such arrangement led by captain Ben Stokes and head coach Brendon McCullum is to have more control around the team schedule in a heavy cricketing calendar.
Men's ODI WC: Lengthy Tail Came Back To Haunt India, Says Nasser Hussain
ODI World Cup: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes India's lengthy tail came back to haunt them in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup final against Australia, forcing Virat Kohli and KL Rahul to be at the crease for a long time.
Rohit Sharma Ignores Pitch Row (ASHIS RAY FROM WANKHEDE)
International Cricket Council: India captain Rohit Sharma described the track at the Wankhede Stadium for the World Cup semifinal against New Zealand as a "good pitch", thereby ignoring the controversy raised by the UK’s Daily Mail newspaper that the choice of wicket for the match was changed at the last minute to suit India.
Men’s ODI WC: BCCI Clarifies Over India-New Zealand Semifinal Being Played On Used Pitch
Mumbai Cricket Association: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has issued a clarification over the India-New Zealand semi-final at the Wankhede Stadium being played on a used pitch, saying the ICC’s independent pitch consultant is working with the venues for the tournament.
Men’s ODI WC: India-New Zealand Semi-final To Be On Used Pitch, Instead Of Fresh Surface, Say Reports
Cricket World Cup: The first semi-final of the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, to be played between India and New Zealand at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Wednesday afternoon, will be played on a used pitch instead of a fresh surface.
Men’s ODI WC: Want Us To Be Really Aggressive, Take The Game On And Always Look To Be Positive, Says Jos Buttler
ODI World Cup: Ahead of entering the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup as defending champions, England’s white-ball captain Jos Buttler said he wants his team to be aggressive, take on the game and be optimistic during the upcoming competition in India.
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Saudi Arabian Prince: IPL 2008 winners Rajasthan Royals are eyeing an extraordinary takeover bid of the Yorkshire county cricket club in England and if all goes well, it would be the first-ever instance of a cricket club in the United Kingdom being owned by an overseas franchise.
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