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I'm Still Determined To Play Three Formats As Best I Can, Says Hazlewood
T20 World Cup: Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood has no intention to back off from any format of cricket and will continue to play all forms despite missing the ongoing Ashes due to injury.
Hazlewood, who sustained a hamstring strain while bowling in the Sheffield Shield last month and then suffered a setback when he hurt his Achilles last week, would not feature against England this summer.
Hazlewood stated that he was committed to continuing to represent his nation with both red ball and white, even though he was unable to participate in the series.
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Simpson Made Me A Better Player And Made Australian Cricket Great, Says Steve Waugh
The Daily Telegraph: Former Australia captain Steve Waugh hailed the influence of Bob Simpson, who passed away on Saturday, by saying the legendary player and coach not only made him a better player, but also laid the foundation for making the side as a dominant force in the cricketing world.
Stop Giving Your Wicket Away To Stupid Over-aggressive Shots, Says Geoffrey Boycott To England Batters
Geoffrey Boycott: Former England great Geoffrey Boycott has come down heavily on England’s top order, urging them to move beyond the Bazball ideology and show greater discipline with the bat after their latest Test collapse against India
Kohli Retirement Biggest Loss For India As He Was The Best Batter: Geoffrey Boycott
The Daily Telegraph: Former England batter Geoffrey Boycott believes that more than Rohit Sharma’s retirement, Virat Kohli’s absence is a devastating blow to India ahead of the starting five-match Test series in Leeds, saying that the right-handed batter was their key player.
Cummins Likely To Miss Sri Lanka Tests Due To Birth Of Second Child
Sri Lanka Tests: Australia captain Pat Cummins indicated that he might miss the Sri Lanka Tests later this month due to the birth of his second child.
Jeff Thomson Urges Officials To Let BGT ‘breathe’ Amid Spirit Of Cricket Debate
The Daily Telegraph: Former Australian fast bowling legend Jeff Thomson has joined a growing chorus of voices calling for match officials to ease up on strict enforcement of regulations and allow the natural intensity of the game to unfold in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
'We've Drawn A Line': CA Defends Stance On Afghanistan After 'hypocrisy' Accusation
Cricket Without Borders XI: Cricket Australia chair Mike Baird has defended the decision to avoid bilateral matches with Afghanistan, responding to accusations of hypocrisy made by outgoing ICC chair Greg Barclay.
It’s About Building Strong Bonds And Honouring Them, Says RCB's Bobat After Maxwell’s Comments On Exit Call
Kolkata Knight Riders IPL: Upon hearing that he was not retained for Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, big-hitting Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has revealed about having a 30-minute discussion on a call with Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s think-tank about the reasons. Now, Mo Bobat, RCB’s director of cricket, has stated that the call to Maxwell was part of the franchise's commitment to nurturing strong relationships from the outset and maintaining them until the very end.
Broken Leg Is Giving Me The Most Grief: Maxwell
T20 World Cup: Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell said he is still dealing with the after-effects of having broken his left leg in 2022, adding that lots of hardwork is needed every day for him to play cricket pain-free.
CA Investigates As Maxwell Hospitalised After Alcohol-related Incident; Reports
Big Bash League: Cricket Australia is investigating an incident that led to the brief hospitalisation of Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell in Adelaide on January 19.
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