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Scott Boland 'can't Remember Anything' Of South Africa As He Prepares For Test Assignment
New South Wales: Australian fast bowler Scott Boland will return to South Africa after 10 years, since he played his last ODI in the African nation in 2016, as he gears up for the upcoming Test series against the Proteas.
Boland is known for his Test cricket exploits, and hardly anyone remembers him playing ODIs and T20Is for Australia. He himself says he "can't remember anything" about his ODI tour of South Africa in 2016.
"I can't remember anything," Boland said on Thursday. "To be fair, I know on field we didn't go that well. We had a really inexperienced bowling attack. But apart from that, I can't remember anything. I don't remember where we were. I don't know if I've just binned that memory because it didn't go well. But I feel like ten years ago was a long time."
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Early Summer Conditions In New Zealand Will Challenge Young Indian Test Side: Gambhir
World Test Championship: India head coach Gautam Gambhir said he expects early summer conditions in New Zealand to present a stern examination for his developing Test side, but insists the Shubman Gill-led team has the quality to take 20 wickets in any part of the world and qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) final, to be held in 2027.
Maphaka Ruled Out Of South Africa’s ODIs Against Australia, Williams Given Call-up
Cricket South Africa: South Africa's fast-bowling injury troubles worsened on the eve of the start of their three-match ODI series against Australia, with young pacer Kwena Maphaka ruled out due to a right hamstring strain. Experienced pacer Lizaad Williams has been drafted into the Proteas men’s squad as Maphaka's replacement.
'I Leave Content And Happy,' Says Ingram On Retiring From All Forms Of Professional Cricket
Indian Premier League: After calling time on his two-decade playing career, former South Africa batter Colin Ingram said that he leaves the game ‘content and happy’ and without any major regrets despite never getting to realize his dream of playing Test cricket for the Proteas.
Cummins Likely To Sit Out Of First ODI Against South Africa Due To Careful Workload Management: Report
World Test Championship: Australia’s ODI captain Pat Cummins is likely to sit out the series opener against South Africa here on Thursday, with the visitors opting to carefully manage their core pace attack ahead of the upcoming high-stakes Test series.
'Certainly No Animosity Left' - Starc Ready For Durban Test Against South Africa
Major League Cricket: Australia’s fast bowling spearhead Mitchell Starc believes the intense off-field friction that once defined contests against South Africa has largely dissolved, adding that there is certainly ‘no animosity left’ between the two teams ahead of the first Test starting at Kingsmead on October 9.
'If Rohit-Virat Stay, There Is A 90% Chance Of Winning World Cup': Raina
If Rohit Sharma: Suresh Raina believes India will have a 90 percent chance of winning the 2027 ODI World Cup if veterans Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli remain part of the team for the marquee tournament in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia.
'Every Player Wants To Win The World Cup': Miller Eyes Glory With Proteas In 2027
The Cricket World Cup: South African batter David Miller has set his sights on World Cup glory but believes the Proteas must keep their focus firmly on the process as they build towards next year’s ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.
ICC Rankings: Shafali Breaks Into Top Four Among T20I Batters As Indians Rise After Asiad Heroics
T20I Batting Rankings: India’s Shafali Verma climbed to fourth in the latest ICC Women’s T20I Batting Rankings after a productive Asian Games campaign, while a number of players from India, Pakistan and South Africa made significant gains in the latest update.
Only T20I: India Survive Late Scare Against Japan, Win By Two Runs
Sano International Cricket Ground: After being restricted to a mere 32/4, two-time world champion India held their nerve to beat Japan by two runs in the only T20I, held here at the Sano International Cricket Ground. The result also marked India’s 200th win in T20 internationals, including Super Over victories.
Stepping Into Leadership Role In Absence Of Senior Pacers Is An Exciting Challenge: Jansen
ICC World Test Championship: Set to spearhead South Africa’s fast-bowling unit in the upcoming ODI series against Australia, lanky left-arm fast bowling all-rounder Marco Jansen said he is eager to take on the added responsibility in the absence of injured stalwarts Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi.
Former Batter Jonathan Trott Appointed As England Lions Head Coach
Performance Director Ed Barney: Ex-batter Jonathan Trott has been appointed as the head coach of the England Lions for their winter tours of the Caribbean, South Africa and Sri Lanka, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Monday.
Very Optimistic Kagiso Rabada Will Play In Test Series Against Australia: Shukri Conrad
ICC World Test Championship: Expressing high optimism over ace fast bowler Kagiso Rabada’s recovery, South Africa head coach Shukri Conrad on Monday said he would be ‘very surprised’ if the star fast bowler misses the upcoming crucial three-match ICC World Test Championship series against Australia, starting October 9.
'You're Lifting Women’s Cricket To New Heights: Jay Shah Lauds Smriti Mandhana For Becoming Leading T20I Run-scorer
The International Cricket Council: The International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jay Shah on Sunday heaped praises on India women's cricket team vice-captain Smriti Mandhana for becoming the leading run-scorer in T20I cricket across men's and women's game.
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