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India's Search For 'bowlers Who Can Bat' Must Continue To End Lower-order Fragility
The ODI World Cup: The ODI World Cup in 2023 saw India's bowling attack emerge as the undisputed hero of the tournament.
The trio of Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah, complemented by the spin expertise of Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav, became an unstoppable force, celebrating resilience, skill and an unwavering pursuit of excellence.
The tale unfolded with exceptional performances showcasing the might of this bowling unit. They bundled out Australia for a modest 199, stifled Pakistan at 191, and humiliated Sri Lanka with a meager 55 runs on the scoreboard. England fell at 129, and South Africa faced a colossal defeat with only 83 runs to their name.
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Team India Needs To Plan For Life Beyond Virat Kohli And Rohit Sharma
ODI World Cup: It is no secret that Indian cricket is in the mid of a transition period or on the way of seeing what the future of their team would look like. One of the chief questions for the Indian team though lies in who after Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli?
Injuries, IPL Pressure, Aging Players Complicate Team Selection For T20I World Cup
T20I World Cup: In their final T20 International before the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024, Team India secured a strong finish, overcoming Afghanistan in a thrilling match that extended to a double Super Over in Bengaluru.
CA CEO Hockley Congratulates Cummins, Khawaja, Litchfield For Clinching ICC Awards Honours
Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley: Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley has congratulated Test and ODI skipper Pat Cummins, left-handed openers Usman Khawaja and Phoebe Litchfield for clinching individual honours in the recently-announced ICC awards.
Shakib Flies Singapore To Diagnose Eye Condition
The Bangladesh Cricket Board: Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan, a linchpin for the Rangpur Riders, reported subtle issues with his left eye. It is understood the condition is unlikely to stop him from playing competitive cricket, as he is set to appear for Rangpur Riders in their BPL match against Khulna Tigers on January 26.
Ravindra, Litchfield Crowned Emerging Cricketers Of The Year; De Leede, Abel Associate Cricketers Of The Year
T20 World Cup Africa Region: New Zealand all-rounder Rachin Ravindra and Australia opener Phoebe Litchfield have been crowned winners of the ICC Emerging Cricketer of the Year in men’s and women’s category respectively. Netherlands all-rounder Bas de Leede and Kenya captain Queentor Abel were named Associate Cricketers of the Year in men’s and women’s category respectively.
David Warner Regrets Having An Aggressive Nature In His Early Playing Days
ICC World Test Championship: Australia's David Warner, who recently retired from Tests and ODIs for Australia, said he regrets having an aggressive nature in his early playing days. Warner finished his Test career with 8786 runs at an average of 44.59, including 26 Test hundreds and 37 fifties, and won the ICC World Test Championship 2023 title.
Shoaib Bashir Will Be The Find Of Series, He Will Surely Trouble Virat Kohli: Monty Panesar
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: While veteran Jack Leach will lead England's main spinner against India, Shoaib Bashir, a 20-year-old uncapped offspinner will be the one to keep an eye on. So says Monty Panesar, who was part of the victorious 2012 England squad and backs England spinners to turn the tide in favour of the tourists.
Conway Ruled Out Of NZ's 4th T20I Vs Pakistan Due To Covid
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand opener Devon Conway has been ruled out of the fourth T20I against Pakistan at the Hagley Oval after testing positive for Covid-19. New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said in a statement that batter Chad Bowes will link up with the T20I squad as cover for Conway.
'Have To Play Some Shots To Put Bowlers Under Pressure', Says Rohit On Playing Switch Hit & Reverse Sweep
T20 World Cup: After putting an exhibition of breath-taking strokeplay via his unbeaten 121, followed by a few more boundaries in the double Super Over to ensure an Indian victory over Afghanistan, captain Rohit Sharma said his switch hit and reverse sweep shots came out of the necessity to put the bowlers under pressure.
England Are Hopeful Of Archer Playing T20 World Cup In June, Says Rob Key
T20 World Cup: England men’s managing director Rob Key is hopeful that fast-bowler Jofra Archer will be available to play in the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup, happening in the USA and West Indies from June 1-29.
Sue Redfern Becomes First ICC-appointed Female Neutral Umpire For Bilateral Series
ODI Cricket World Cups: England’s Sue Redfern will become the first female neutral umpire appointed by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to stand in a bilateral series after being named for the upcoming ICC Women’s Championship and T20I fixtures between Australia and South Africa.
'I Saw His Message Already On My DM', Says Virat On Djokovic Being His Text Buddy
ODI World Cup: Talismanic India batter Virat Kohli revealed that star tennis player Novak Djokovic had previously sent him a message via social media platform Instagram, which initiated the start of a text-based friendship between two stalwarts of their respective sports.
Williamson Retires Hurt In 2nd T20I Vs Pakistan; Southee Named Stand-in Captain
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has retired hurt after experiencing tightness in his right hamstring while batting in the second T20I against Pakistan at the Seddon Park in Hamilton on Sunday.
It Was Extremely Tough Not Having Any Pakistan Support, Says Mickey Arthur On World Cup Game In Ahmedabad
ODI World Cup: Former Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur said playing against India for his team in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup in Ahmedabad was extremely tough, especially in the absence of no crowd support for the visitors.
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