Advertisement
South wales: Cricket News & Match Updates
Advertisement
This Series Is Going To Be 2-2: Vaughan Makes His Prediction For The Ashes
New South Wales: Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has predicted that the Ashes series will end 2-2, with both Australia and England winning two games each, and one ending in a draw. He also noted that the Ben Stokes-led side will win the series opener in Perth, given that Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the game.
“As long as B Stokes stays fit I think this series is going to be 2-2 .. England to win in Perth with no Pat or Josh .. As long as we have no more Injuries before the first test that’s my final prediction,” Vaughan posted on X.
Earlier, on Saturday, the former England skipper had opined that the Englishmen have an advantage heading into the Ashes opener after Australia’s pace spearhead Hazlewood was ruled out. While Cummins is recovering from a back injury, Hazlewood injured his hamstring during New South Wales’ Sheffield Shield match against Victoria at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday. Read More...
Former England Michael Vaughan Ben Stokes Pat Cummins Josh Hazlewood While Cummins South Wales Sheffield Shield Sydney Cricket Ground Mitchell Starc Scott Boland Cameron Green Beau Webster Brendan Doggett
Related Cricket News for South wales - Tesst
Hazlewood Ruled Out Of First Ashes Test Due To Hamstring Strain, Neser Added To Australia’s Squad
New South Wales: Less than a week before Australia takes the field for the first Ashes Test against England at Perth Stadium, the hosts have suffered a huge blow as senior pacer Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out due to a hamstring strain.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Australia Hit By Injury Scare As Hazlewood, Abbott Limp Off The Field Ahead Of Ashes Opener
Australia have faced a double injury scare ahead of the start of the Ashes, with Josh Hazlewood and Sean Abbott leaving the field against Victoria at the SCG.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Post Women’s ODI World Cup Triumph, Indian Team Likely To Get Foreign Strength & Conditioning Coach
ODI World Cup: Following their historic Women’s ODI World Cup triumph, the Indian team is likely to have a foreign strength and conditioning coach as part of its backroom staff for the very first time.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
I Feel In Best Shape I've Been In Long Time, Says Hazlewood Ahead Of Ashes Opener
The New South Wales: Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood is gearing up for the all-important Ashes series, which begins on November 21, and said that he feels like he is ‘in the best shape in a long time’ ahead of the first Test, scheduled to be played at the Optus Stadium in Perth.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Smith To Lead NSW In Sheffield Shield For First Time In 8 Years
New South Wales: Veteran batter Steve Smith will lead a star-studded New South Wales side, featuring five members of Australia’s first Ashes Test squad, for the first time in eight years in their Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria at the Sydney Cricket Ground, beginning on Monday.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Head Released From T20I Squad To Play Shield Games For Ashes Preparations
New South Wales: Australia opener Travis Head will miss the final two T20Is against India, having been released from Australia's T20I squad to play for his state in the fourth round of Shield matches, which begin next Monday, as part of his preparations for the upcoming Ashes.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Warner Backs Steve Smith To Score Five Centuries In Ashes, Calls Him ‘best Since Bradman’
Sir Donald Bradman: Former Australia opener David Warner has tipped Steve Smith to dominate England in the upcoming Ashes series, boldly predicting the veteran batter will rack up “five centuries” this summer and cement his place as Australia’s greatest since Sir Donald Bradman.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Cummins Begins Bowling In The Nets Ahead Of Ashes Return
Sky News Australia: Australian Test captain Pat Cummins, who is racing against the clock to make a return for the Ashes, has begun bowling in nets as he continues to recover from the injury he sustained during the tour to the Caribbean in June.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Sangha Added To Australia's T20I Squad Against India To Replace Zampa
New South Wales: Leg-spinner Tanveer Sangha has been included in Australia’s squad for the upcoming T20I series against India due to first-choice spinner Adam Zampa’s unavailability for the initial matches due to personal reasons.
By IANS News • 10 months ago
Hazlewood Unwilling To Bring Change To His Bowling After ‘bit Unlucky’ Spell Against India
New South Wales: Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood remained steadfast after his economical spell of 0-29 drew attention in the team’s two-wicket victory over India in the second ODI at Adelaide Oval, stating that he had no regrets about his approach despite not taking any wickets.
By IANS News • 11 months ago
Maxwell, Dwarshuis Return To Australia's T20I Squad For India Series
New South Wales: Veteran all-rounder Glenn Maxwell and pacer Ben Dwarshuis have been returned to Australia's T20I squad for the upcoming five-match series against India.
By IANS News • 11 months ago
'I’d Be Lying If I Said I Wasn't Excited', Says Scott Boland Ahead Of Ashes
New South Wales: Australian pacer Scott Boland has shared his excitement of facing England in the iconic Ashes series at home coming summer. The 36-year-old also stated that he doesn’t mind being the 12th man on the side and making way for someone, who deserves a place in the XI.
By IANS News • 11 months ago
We’re Confident That Cummins Is Going To Play A Major Part In Ashes: George Bailey
New South Wales: Australia’s selectors remain optimistic that captain Pat Cummins will "play a major part" in the upcoming Ashes series, despite no final decision being made on his availability less than five weeks before the first Test.
By IANS News • 11 months ago
Boland Is The First Man In If Cummins Is Out Of Ashes Opener: Simon Katich
New South Wales: Former cricketer and coach Simon Katich opined that Scott Boland is the most probable replacement for the injured Australian skipper Pat Cummins in the Ashes opener after it was reported that the regular captain will miss the first Test in Perth on November 21 due to lower back stress.
By IANS News • 11 months ago
Advertisement
Cricket Special Today
-
- 06 Feb 2021 04:31
Advertisement