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Fran Jonas Replaces Injured Hayley Jensen In NZ Squad For Sri Lanka ODIs
The New Zealand ODI: New Zealand pacer Hayley Jensen has been ruled out of the women's ODI series against Sri Lanka after picking up a hip flexor injury during the warm-up ahead of the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield final on Saturday. Fran has joined the ODI squad tp replace Hayley.
"Hayley's rehabilitation progress will be monitored and a decision on her fitness for the T20I series will be made in due course," New Zealand Cricket said.
Whiter Ferns head coach Ben Sawyer said, "Jensen will be reassessed before the T20I series. Hopefully, she can get back in time but it will be up to the physios how she goes. Jonas will fly in tonight and join the team in the morning."
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T20 World Cup: England will now have to make crucial leadership decision after their disappointing Champions Trophy campaign as head coach Brendon McCullum addressed the captaincy issues, hinting that England may opt for multiple skippers or identify one player to handle the captaincy of both the ODI and T20I teams.
Nasser Hussain Backs Harry Brook As England’s Next White-ball Captain
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IML 2025: Ton-up Tharanga Propels Sri Lanka Masters To 3-wicket Win
Baroda Cricket Association Stadium: Sri Lanka Masters rode on a sensational 51-ball century from Upul Tharanga and an equally aggressive half-century from Lahiru Thirimanne to defeat Australia Masters by three wickets in a league match of the International Masters League (IML) 2025 here on Friday. After an electrifying start in Navi Mumbai, the action in the inaugural IML shifted to Vadodara, where a sizeable crowd witnessed the first match.
Lauren Down Replaces Bella James For Sri Lanka ODIs
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If He Comes To Bowl, What Are You Going To Look At?, Says Healy On Kuhnemann's Bowling Action Cleared By ICC
ICC Illegal Bowling Regulations: Australian cricket great Ian Healy has warned that the scrutiny over Matthew Kuhnemann’s bowling action may linger despite the left-arm spinner being cleared by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Champions Trophy: Afghanistan Stun England As Azmatullah Omarzai Shines In Lahore
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Champions Trophy: Ibrahim Zadran's stunning 177 – the highest individual score in Champions Trophy history – propelled Afghanistan to a formidable 325/7 in 50 overs in their must-win Group B clash against England at the Gaddafi Stadium.
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