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Ex-coach Mickey Arthur Points Out Insecurity In Pak Cricket, Says 'its Very Disappointing'
ODI World Cup: Former Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur has voiced his concerns about the precarious state of the Pakistani cricket team and painted a vivid picture of a team grappling with instability, saying that due to insecurity in the team, the Men in Green have been playing only for their contract.
The corridors of cricketing power in Pakistan had witnessed a shift with a completely revamped coaching staff as well as new captains. Mohammad Hafeez took charge of the side as team director following Mickey Arthur and Grant Bradburn's exit after the 2023 ODI World Cup.
Arthur stressed the significance of fostering a secure team environment, noting that in situations where there is an overall sense of insecurity, players starts prioritising their individual interests.
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IND V ENG: Ravindra Jadeja Likely To Miss Rajkot Test: Report
Indian Premier League: India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who was ruled out of the second Test against England due to a hamstring injury, might miss the third Test scheduled to be played at Rajkot from February 15, as per reports.
Deep Dasgupta Wants Rohit To Bat At No.4; Feels Selectors Were Hesitant On Sarfaraz's Inclusion In Squad
Deep Dasgupta: Former India wicketkeeper-batter Deep Dasgupta has suggested that the senior national selectors might have hesitated to pick Sarfaraz Khan in the squad for the second Test against England due to his perceived lack of runs in big matches. Dasgupta also shared his views on India's playing XI for the second Test advocating for skipper Rohit Sharma to bat at No. 4.
Lauren Cheatle To Miss WPL After Skin Cancer Removal
National Cricket League: Australia left-arm seamer Lauren Cheatle has been ruled out of the rest of the domestic season and the Women's Premier League (WPL) after having skin cancer removed from her neck.
Test Cricket Remains “pinnacle” For Jake Fraser-McGurk Ahead Of Potential Debut At MCG
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Australian ODI squad member Jake Fraser-McGurk is eagerly awaiting the possibility of making his international debut against the West Indies at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Friday. The 21-year-old Victorian, who had an impressive season with the Melbourne Renegades in the Big Bash League (BBL), is considered an outside chance to be named in the playing XI.
Dream Comes True, Says Priya Mishra Picked By Gujarat Giants
Eventually Gujarat Giants: The journey to the highest level in sport is tough as it requires much sacrifice and dedication. From waking up at the crack of dawn to sweating it out in training, athletes leave no stone unturned in their quest for glory.
Shoaib Malik To Rejoin Fortune Bishla Squad On Friday: Report
Bangladesh Premier League: Shoaib Malik is set to rejoin the Fortune Barishal squad on Friday, marking his return after an abrupt departure last week in the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), says a report.
Joseph, Hartley Make Gains In Test Rankings After Stunning Bowling Spells
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: West Indies fast-bowler Shamar Joseph and England’s left-arm spinner Tom Hartley have made big gains in the ICC Men’s Test Player Rankings, after producing stunning bowling spells in two different continents.
Jay Shah Unanimously Reappointed As ACC President For A Third Term
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah: BCCI Secretary Jay Shah will be continuing as President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) after being unanimously reappointed for a third straight term at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday.
Coach McCullum Proud Of Tom Hartley's Heroic Debut In Hyderabad Test
Coach McCullum: England Test coach Brendon McCullum expressed his delight at the team's "educated punt" on left-arm spinner Tom Hartley, who went from being belted around the park in the first innings to spearheading the team to a historic victory against India, marking a remarkable debut in Test cricket.
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Aakash Chopra: Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra has thrown his weight behind Sarfaraz Khan to replace the injured KL Rahul in the playing XI of the second Test against England in Vizag, starting on February 2.
Watson Considers Green As Australia's 'one Of The Most Gifted Batters'
After David Warner: Former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson views Cameron Green as one of the country's "most gifted batters" and believes that once he establishes the right approach for scoring at the crease, his full potential will be unleashed.
Rishabh Pant Felt His 'time In This World Is Up' During The December 2022 Accident
Star Sports Network: As the Mercedes SUV car he was driving from Roorkee to New Delhi burst into flames on that fateful day of December 30, 2022, young Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant for a few moments felt that his 'time in this world is up'.
Jadeja, Rahul Ruled Out Of India’s Second Test Against England; Sarfaraz, Washington, Sourabh Called Up (ld)
On Day Four: Left-arm spin all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and middle-order batter K.L Rahul have been ruled out of India’s second Test against England, starting in Visakhapatnam on February 2.
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