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Men’s ODI WC: Australia's Game Against Netherlands Not To Be Underestimated, Says Ian Healy
Cricket World Cup: Legendary wicketkeeper-batter Ian Healy believes Australia’s upcoming match in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 against the Netherlands at the Arun Jaitley Stadium is the one not to be underestimated for the five-time champions in their quest to reach the semifinals.
Australia enter Wednesday’s match with two consecutive wins over Sri Lanka and Pakistan after losing to India and South Africa in the tournament. The Netherlands, on the other hand, lost to Sri Lanka in Lucknow after upstaging a more-fancied South Africa in Dharamshala.
"There’s been some big upsets already, the three underrated teams (Netherlands, Afghanistan, Bangladesh) are having a day or two in the sun with some inspired innings with both bat and ball at times. That's how they're beating the likes of South Africa and England."
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Men's ODI WC: Australia’s Challenge Will Be To Get Out Babar, Rizwan, Says Paine
Former Australia Test: Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine feels the side’s big challenge will be to get Pakistan batting duo of captain Babar Azam and wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan out quickly to make inroads into their inconsistent middle-order line-up ahead of the clash at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday.
Men’s ODI WC: Key To Australia’s Win Will Be Top-order Runs In Power-play, Someone To Get A Hundred, Says Paine
ODI World Cup: As Australia look to get their 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup on track when they face Sri Lanka on Monday afternoon, former Test captain Tim Paine believes the key to winning for the five-time champions will be the top-order getting runs in power-play and either of David Warner, Mitchell Marsh, Steve Smith or Marnus Labuschagne making a century.
Men’s ODI WC: Tim Paine Shocked At Dropping Of Alex Carey, Steve O’Keefe Calls Australia Performance ‘poor In Every Aspect’
ODI World Cup: Australia’s campaign in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup is in early trouble after the five-time champions suffered a humiliating 134-run defeat to South Africa. With them at ninth place and yet to get off the mark, former players have started to slam the national side for its twin defeats in the competition.
Bazball Left Australian Players, Coaches And The Captain Scratching Their Head At Different Times, Says Ricky Ponting
World Test Championship: Former captain Ricky Ponting believes that the entire Australia side was left "scratching their head" over how to counter England’s Bazball style of play as the Ashes series progressed, adding that the 2-2 scoreline was a fair result.
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