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2025 सीजन में लंकाशायर के लिए खेल सकते हैं एंडरसन
Gus Atkinson: तेज गेंदबाज जेम्स एंडरसन अगले सीज़न डिवीजन टू काउंटी चैंपियनशिप में पेशेवर वापसी के लिए तैयार हैं। उन्होंने खु़लासा किया कि उनकी तीनों प्रारूपों में वापसी के लिए लंकाशायर के साथ बातचीत चल रही है।
जुलाई 2024 में लॉर्ड्स में वेस्टइंडीज़ के ख़िलाफ़ एंडरसन ने 188वां और अपने करियर का आख़िरी टेस्ट खेला था। उन्होंने 21 सालों तक इंग्लैंड के लिए खेलते हुए 26.45 की औसत से 704 विकेट लिए और तब से वह पेशेवर क्रिकेट से दूर हैं।
हालांकि दिसंबर में हुई आईपीएल नीलामी में खु़द को रखकर उन्होंने दिखाया कि उनका काम अभी ख़त्म नहीं हुआ है। वह उस नीलामी में बिके नहीं थे और इंग्लैंड के टेस्ट गेंदबाज़ी कोच के रूप में अपनी भूमिका के दौरान वे फ़िट बने रहे, नियमित रूप से नेट पर अभ्यास करने के साथ-साथ टीम के स्ट्रेंथ और कंडीशनिंग कोचों के साथ भी काम किया।
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'I'm Bit More Relaxed Now, It’s Going To Be A Cool Tour', Says Smith On His Captaincy Return
Sydney Morning Herald: Veteran batter Steve Smith said he is feeling "bit more relaxed" about the chance to lead Australia for two Tests in Galle in the absence of regular skipper Pat Cummins.
WI Include Fraser, Glasgow For White-ball Series Against Bangladesh
Cherry Ann Fraser: West Indies have given call-ups to Cherry Ann Fraser and Jannillea Glasgow for their upcoming white-ball series against Bangladesh, happening from January 19-31 at Warner Park in Basseterre, St Kitts.
Young Players Will Grab Opportunities With Both Hands, Says Smriti Ahead Of ODIs V Ireland
Niranjan Shah Stadium: Smriti Mandhana, India’s skipper for the upcoming ODI series against Ireland, believes the side’s decision to rest regular captain Harmanpreet Kaur and pacer Renuka Singh is an opportunity for youngsters to grab the vacant spots with both hands. In place of the rested Harmanpreet and Renuka, India have included batter Raghavi Bist, who debuted in T20Is against the West Indies, and uncapped pacer Sayali Satghare.
I Had A Lot More To Give New Zealand Cricket: Guptill Laments End Of International Career
ICC Cricket World Cup: After being retired from international cricket, former New Zealand opening batter Martin Guptill feels he had more to contribute to the national side and expressed "a little bit of disappointment with how it all ended."
NZ Opener Martin Guptill Confirms Retirement From International Cricket
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand opener Martin Guptill has confirmed his retirement from international cricket, bringing an end to a decorated 14-year career. Guptill, 38, has scored 23 international centuries across all three formats while playing 198 ODIs, 122 T20Is and 47 Tests for New Zealand.
It Is All Based On Crowds And Revenues: Rashid Latif On On Two-tier Test System Proposal
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif gave a neutral view on the two-tier system in the Test cricket, an issue that is currently most talked about, and believes that the push to divide Test cricket into two tiers was driven by crowd sizes in different countries.
Promotion, Relegation A Must To Prevent Establishment Of 'entrenched Elite': Atherton On Two-tier System Debate
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: Former England captain Michael Atherton has expressed his perspective on the ongoing debate regarding the two-tier system in Test cricket and said that any proposed structure should facilitate movement between the tiers and prevent the establishment of an "entrenched elite."
Pakistan Tour 'a New Opportunity' For Windies; Coley And Co Eye First Series Win Since 1990
ICC World Test Championship: As the West Indies prepare for a two-match Test series against Pakistan, Test coach Andre Coley views it as an opportunity to finish his tenure on a high note. This series, commencing on January 17 in Karachi, serves as a chance for the Caribbean side to build momentum and address longstanding challenges in unfamiliar conditions.
Ranatunga Warns Against Two-Tier Test Cricket, Calls Out Big Three For Exclusionary Plans
Sydney Morning Herald: Sri Lanka's 1996 World Cup-winning captain and cricket icon Arjuna Ranatunga has expressed deep concerns about a proposal from cricket’s "Big Three" – India, England, and Australia – to restructure the Test cricket landscape. The three powerhouses are planning to create a two-tier system that prioritises matches among themselves, relegating other cricket-playing nations to a secondary status. Ranatunga fears that this move could severely harm the development of the sport, especially in smaller cricketing nations.
Mandhana, Sutherland, Mlaba Nominated For Women's Player Of December
While South Africa: India’s Smriti Mandhana, Australia’s Annabel Sutherland, and South Africa’s Nonkululeko Mlaba have been nominated for the ICC Women's Player of December award.
Saim Ayub Leaves For London With Azhar Mahmood For Ankle Fracture Treatment
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi: Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has left for London from Cape Town on Tuesday along with assistant coach Azhar Mahmood for the treatment of his ankle fracture sustained during the second Test against South Africa.
I Don’t See A Two-tier System Happening: Clive Lloyd
The Sydney Morning Herald: Legendary West Indies captain Sir Clive Lloyd said he is greatly disturbed by the proposed two-tier Test cricket system, deeming it as an idea which is not very good at all.
Sultana To Lead Bangladesh On WI Tour; Jahanara Takes A Mental Health Break
The Bangladesh Cricket Board: The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced the squad for their first women's tour of the West Indies, featuring three ODIs and three T20Is, starting January 19. Nigar Sultana will lead the side on the tour while pacer Jahanara Alam has taken a break from cricket for an indefinite period due to mental health issues.
Maybe Lyon Could Be Left Out Of Australia XI For The Ashes: Ryan Harris
World Test Championship: Former Australia fast-bowler Ryan Harris believes veteran off-spinner Nathan Lyon could be left out of the side’s playing eleven for the next year’s Ashes at home, as the hosts’ weigh up their best bowling line-up for the all-important series against England.
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