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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: Hardik Pandya Unlikely For India's Matches Against England And Sri Lanka: Reports
Cricket World Cup: Hardik Pandya, the fast-bowling all-rounder and vice-captain, is likely to miss India's next two ICC Men's Cricket World Cup matches, as the all-rounder is recovering from an ankle injury, he sustained during the match against Bangladesh in Pune.
Men's ODI WC: My Innings Was Not A Warning To Think Tank To Promote Me, Says Mahmudullah After His Ton In A Losing Cause
T20 World Cup: His run-a-ball 111, laced with 11 fours and four sixes, in Bangladesh's 149-run defeat to South Africa has raised a lot of questions on the batting position of Mohammad Mahmudullah.
Men's ODI WC: If Not Semis, We Can Still Finish 5th Or 6th, Says Bangla Skipper After 149-run Hammering By SA
Shakib Al Hasan: Soon after his team slumped to a 149-run defeat against South Africa and plunged to the bottom of the standings with just two points from five matches, Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan said he was hopeful that they could come back stronger in the event.
Men's ODI WC: Mahmudullah Ton In Vain As South Africa Ride De Kock's 174, Klaasen's 90 To 149-run Win
ODI World Cup: South Africa's bowlers came up with a clinical performance after opener Quinton de Kock struck his third century in five matches, a 140-ball 174, while Heinrich Klassen blasted a 49-ball 90 to help them beat Bangladesh by 149 runs in the ICC Men's ODI World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday.
Men's ODI WC: Need Some Of The Juice He's Having, Says De Kock After Klaasen Blasts 49-ball 90 In SA Win
ODI World Cup: After blasting a blistering 140-ball 174 against Bangladesh in an ICC Men's ODI World Cup match, South Africa opener Quinton de Kock said he was "a bit more tired than satisfied", and wanted to have "the juice" teammate Heinrich Klaasen's been having as the middle-order batter nearly scored his second successive century in the Men's ODI World Cup 2023.
Men's ODI WC: Mahmudullah Ton In Vain As South Africa Ride De Kock's 174, Klaasen's 90 To 149-run Win
ODI World Cup: South Africa's bowlers came up with a clinical performance after opener Quinton de Kock struck his third century in five matches, a 140-ball 174, while Heinrich Klassen blasted a 49-ball 90 to help their team beat Bangladesh by 149 runs in Match 23 of ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023 at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday.
Men’s ODI World Cup: Disappointing To See Him Retire From ODIs, Says Majrekar After De Kock’s Explosive Batting
ODI World Cup: Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar on Tuesday stated that he was thrilled to watch Quinton de Kock hitting the Bangladesh bowlers to all corners of the Wankhede stadium in their IC Men's ODI World Cup 2023 match.
Men’s ODI WC: We Are Here To Reach The Semis, That’s Our Goal: Logan Van Beek
Arun Jaitley Stadium: The Netherlands all-rounder Logan van Beek feels confident of their chances against Australia and has stated that there was ‘another upset on the card’ ahead of their match against the former champions at the Arun Jaitley Stadium here on Wednesday.
Men's ODI WC: De Kock's Blistering 174, Klaasen's Blazing 90 Help South Africa Post 382/5 Against Bangladesh
ODI World Cup: Opener Quinton de Kock struck his third century in five matches, a 140-ball 174, while Heinrich Klassen nearly got his second ton in a row before getting out for 90 as South Africa posted a massive 382/5 in 50 overs in Match 23 of ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023 at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday.
Men's ODI WC: Shakib Back For Bangladesh As South Africa Elect To Bat
Cricket World Cup: South Africa won the toss and elected to bat first against Bangladesh in their ICC Men's Cricket World Cup match at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday.
Men's ODI WC: 'England Keep Getting Their Decisions Wrong', Says Nasser Hussain
Cricket World Cup: Former England captain Nasser Hussain was critical of Jos Buttler's side's decision-making as the defending champions fell to a record 229-run defeat to South Africa in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup league stage match at Wankhede Stadium.
It Was Like Breathing In Hot Air, Says Klaasen After His Century Against England
ODI World Cup: Heinrich Klaasen has been having a brilliant year so far with two centuries -- 119 against the West Indies and 174 against Australia.
Men's ODI WC: Incredibly Difficult Situation, But We Have To Keep The Belief, Says Jos Buttler After England Lose Third Match
ODI World Cup: England's 229-run defeat to South Africa in the ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023 on Saturday was their second successive loss and third overall in four matches and leaves them in a deep hole, climbing out of it would be incredibly difficult.
Men's ODI WC: Batting First Would Have Been A Better Decision, Says Jos Buttler After England's 229-run Defeat
ODI WC: Hammered and humiliated by South Africa in a 229-run defeat -- their worst-ever in a one-dayer, England captain Jos Buttler said considering the conditions at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday, "batting first would have been a better decision".
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