Sen radio
BGT 2024-25: McSweeney 'ready For The Challenge' With Test Debut Against India
McSweeney has started the 2024/25 season with scores of 55, 127 not out, 37, 72 and 137 for South Australia and added 39, 88 not out, 14 and 25 for Australia A in the two unofficial Test matches against India A. The 25-year-old was officially announced as Usman Khawaja’s opening partner for the first Test against India in Perth, starting from November 22.
"In the last month or so I really feel like I'm batting the best I ever have. I think I'm the best I've ever been prepared to take this opportunity, so hopefully I can do that," McSweeney told SEN Radio.
Related Cricket News on Sen radio
-
I Feel Privileged And Honoured To Captain Australia, Says Inglis
With Mitchell Marsh: After being named as Australia’s captain for the third ODI and subsequent T20Is against Pakistan, wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis said he feels really privileged and honoured to be ...
-
Improvement In Nathan McSweeney’s Game Has Been Unreal, Says Ryan Harris
Great Barrier Reef Arena: Ryan Harris, the former Australia pacer currently serving as head coach of South Australia team, believes Nathan McSweeney can be the right fit for the vacant ...
-
India A Were Up To Something With The Ball, Claims Ian Healy On Controversial Ball Change
Great Barrier Reef Arena: Former Australia wicket-keeper Ian Healy believes the India A players were up to something with the ball which led to the controversial ball change during day ...
-
'Hard To Quantify, But It's Pretty Special', Says Rachin On NZ’s 3-0 Win Over India
New Delhi: New Zealand’s batting all-rounder Rachin Ravindra described his team’s 3-0 Test series victory over India as something special that is difficult to fully quantify. New Zealand secured a ...
-
Indian Team A Little Bit Shell-shocked In Terms Of What Has Happened, Says Tom Blundell
The Tom Latham: New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter Tom Blundell believes the Indian team has been left a bit shell-shocked in terms of happenings in the first two Tests at Bengaluru and ...
-
Paine Laughs Off Warner’s Return To Test Team, Backs Inglis To Open With Khawaja
Former Australia Test: Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine has laughed off David Warner’s offer of returning to the team ahead of next month’s Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against India, while ...
-
Healy Firmly Against Warner Coming Out Of Retirement For BGT
T20 World Cup: Legendary Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy said he is firmly against David Warner coming out of retirement to open the batting for Australia in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy ...
-
Quite A Busy Time Coming Up, Says Kane Williamson Ahead Of Hectic Test Cricket Schedule
The Boxing Day Test: New Zealand men’s batter Kane Williamson has acknowledged that the Black Caps have a busy time coming up in the 2024/25 international season, which sees them ...
-
T20 World Cup: Paine Urges Marsh & Team To ‘manipulate Scotland’ Match To Eliminate England
T20 World Cup: Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine has urged Mitchell Marsh and the Australian team to manipulate their final group game against Scotland to eliminate defending champions England ...
-
T20 World Cup: Ian Smith Calls NZ 'rusty', Questions Readiness For Tournament
T20 World Cup: Former New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter Ian Smith has called the side ‘rusty’ in their ongoing Men’s T20 World Cup campaign and has questioned their readiness for the mega ...
-
T20 World Cup: Paine Calls Out Buttler For Brain Fades In England's Loss To Australia
T20 World Cup: Tim Paine has called out England captain Jos Buttler for making lots of brain fades during his team’s 36-run defeat to Australia in the T20 World Cup ...
-
Coney & Smith Slam Mitchell For 'not Defined By The Outcomes' Comment After Series Loss To Australia
Jeremy Coney: Former cricketers Jeremy Coney and Ian Smith have slammed all-rounder Daryl Mitchell’s comments over the New Zealand team "not being defined by the outcomes" post the 2-0 series ...
-
Cricket Australia CEO Hockley Denies Reports Of Ignoring Study On Saving Test Cricket
Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley: Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley firmly quashed reports over the governing body, as well as India and England ignoring a study presented to the International ...
-
Green's Ton Vindicates Selectors' Decision To Stick Him In At No. 4: Hockley
Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley: Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley believes Cameron Green's magnificent 174 in the first Test against New Zealand is a vindication of the selectors’ decision to ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 06 Feb 2021 04:31
ਸੱਭ ਤੋਂ ਵੱਧ ਪੜ੍ਹੀ ਗਈ ਖ਼ਬਰਾਂ
-
- 6 days ago