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The Way Cricket Is Loved In India Makes ODI WC Even More Exciting And Special, Says Luus
ODI World Cup: With less than 20 days left for the Women’s ODI World Cup to begin, all-rounder Sune Luus feels the way cricket is loved in India makes the upcoming tournament even more exciting and special.
“Very excited. I think obviously just playing the World Cup in India, the crowds are very exciting, just the way they love cricket. I think that obviously makes it even more exciting and special."
“I want to say the home of cricket, but we know that's England, but it's kind of India as well. So, just very excited for the trip and the journey. I think the team is in a very good space and we have a very good team this year,” Sune was quoted as saying by ICC on Thursday.
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Hardie Ruled Out Of Australia 'A' Tour Of India With Shoulder Injury
Allrounder Will Sutherland: Australia A have suffered another blow ahead of their multi-format tour of India with allrounder Aaron Hardie sidelined with a shoulder injury.
Archer, Curran, Overton And Salt Return As England Name Playing XI For T20I Opener Vs SA
Sam Curran: Sam Curran has been recalled to England’s T20I side for the opening match of the three-game series against South Africa, set to take place in Cardiff on Wednesday. This marks Curran’s first appearance in the T20I setup under head coach Brendon McCullum, having last featured in the format during the tour of the West Indies in November 2024.
Mayor’s New World T20: USA To Host New Marquee Cricket League In November
New World T20 Cricket League: The United States is gearing up to host new cricketing spectacle as the Mayor’s a New World T20 Cricket League kicks off in November. The 12-day tournament promises to redefine cricketing entertainment with a thrilling mix of international legends and local talent in the USA.
Zimbabwe To Face Namibia In Three-match Series Ahead Of T20 WC Africa Qualifiers
T20 World Cup Africa Qualifiers: Zimbabwe is set to host Namibia in a three-match T20I series, to be held this month, as part of crucial preparation for both teams ahead of the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifiers.
Winning A Final Under Pressure Before Going To Asia Cup Was Very Important, Says Hesson
T20I Tri: After Pakistan beat Afghanistan by 75 runs to win the T20I Tri-series, head coach Mike Hesson said he was pleased to see the side win a final under pressure before heading to participate in the Asia Cup, starting on Tuesday in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. In Sunday’s final at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, left-arm spinner Mohammad Nawaz took five wickets, including a hat-trick, as Pakistan defended 141/8 by bowling out Afghanistan for 66 in 15.2 overs.
Brevis Will Be The Hottest Property At The SA20 Auction, Says Rickelton
MI Cape Town: South Africa wicketkeeper-batter Ryan Rickelton said he expects young batter Dewald Brevis to be one of the top picks in the player auction ahead of Season 4 of SA20 to be held on Tuesday. With more than 500 players shortlisted for Tuesday’s auction, the six SA20 franchises will finalise their 19-member squads ahead of the tournament, which begins on December 26.
Siraj, Henry, Seales Nominated For ICC Men’s Player Of The Month Award For August
With Jasprit Bumrah: India’s Mohammed Siraj, New Zealand’s Matt Henry and West Indies’ Jayden Seales have been nominated for the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for August 2205, following their standout bowling performances across formats.
Doug Watson Steps Down As Scotland Men’s Head Coach
T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier: Doug Watson has stepped down from his role as Scotland men’s head coach, following a review of recent performances and strategic planning around future fixtures and budget allocation, said Cricket Scotland on Sunday.
It Seems That The Selectors Have Decided To Look Past Karun Nair, Says Aakash Chopra
T20 Asia Cup: Former India batter Aakash Chopra believes Karun Nair may no longer be in the reckoning for national selection after not being picked for India ‘A’ squad for multi-day games against Australia ‘A’, adding that the selectors appear to have moved on from him.
Jordan Cox Earns England Recall For Ireland T20I Series After Hundred Heroics
Ireland T20I: Jordan Cox has been handed a late call-up to England’s T20I squad for the upcoming three-match series against Ireland, after starring in the Men’s Hundred with a Player-of-the-Tournament performance.
Labuschagne Reverts To Ending Technique Obsession For Comeback To Test Team
World Test Championship: Top-order batter Marnus Labuschagne said he has reverted to ending his obsession over batting technique in a bid to reclaim his spot in Australia's Test team for the upcoming Ashes series, starting on November 21 in Perth.
Cummins Willing To Be 'aggressive' In Rehab To Be Able To Play In Ashes
World Test Championship: Australian captain Pat Cummins said he is willing to take an ‘aggressive’ approach in his rehabilitation from a back injury to ensure he is fit for the all-important Ashes, starting on November 21 in Perth.
Duleep Trophy: Iyer, Jaiswal And Thakur Eye Big Performances For Strong West Zone
BCCI COE Ground: Shreyas Iyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Shardul Thakur will be eyeing to put in big performances for a strong West Zone side when they take on Central Zone in their Duleep Trophy semifinal clash at the BCCI COE Ground on Thursday.
Stoinis' Push For T20 World Cup Spot Receives Major Boost After Recall For NZ T20Is
T20 World Cup: Marcus Stoinis has been handed an opportunity to strengthen his case for selection in the upcoming T20 World Cup, earning a recall for Australia’s three-match series against New Zealand. However, hopes of Spencer Johnson stepping in as a like-for-like replacement for Mitchell Starc, who retired from the T20Is, appear slim.
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