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T20 World Cup: Really Excited About Meeting England, Australia In A Great Draw, Says Scotland's Berrington
T20 World Cup Europe Regional: Scotland captain Richie Berrington said his team is really excited about playing defending champions England and 2021 T20 World Cup winners Australia in the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.
All of Scotland’s Group B matches will take place in the Caribbean, starting with their opening match of the tournament in what will be their first-ever men’s T20I meeting against England on June 4 at Kensington Oval in Barbados, almost six years to the day after famously beating their neighbours in an unforgettable 50-over encounter in Edinburgh.
They will then face Namibia on June 6 in Barbados and Oman on June 9 at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua, before playing their last group match against recently-crowned ODI World Cup champions Australia on June 15 at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground in St Lucia.
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To Be Drawn In A Group That Includes India And Pakistan Is A Tantalising Prospect, Says Ireland Coach Malan
T20 World Cup: With Ireland set to face India, Pakistan, USA and Canada in Group A of the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, head coach Heinrich Malan said that playing against the giants from the subcontinent is a tantalising prospect for his team.
India-Pakistan Clash In 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup To Happen In New York On June 9 (ld)
Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium: India will face archrivals Pakistan in a highly anticipated clash of the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup at the 34,000-seater Eisenhower Park stadium in Nassau County, New York on June 9. The ninth edition of the tournament is scheduled from June 1-29, with the opening match to be played between co-hosts USA and Canada at the Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
Kohli, Jadeja, Cummins And Head Nominated For ICC Men’s Cricketer Of The Year 2023 Award
Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy: Talismanic India batter Kohli, left-arm spin all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, along with Australia captain Pat Cummins and left-handed batter Travis Head have been nominated for the ICC Men’s Cricketer of the Year 2023 award.
CLOSE-IN: Test Cricket Needs Turbo-fuel To Exist (IANS Column)
International Cricket Council: The conventional form of the game - 'Test Cricket' - needs to be injected with some turbo-fuel to exist. The time has come for every Test-playing cricket country and especially the International Cricket Council (ICC) to see the signs on the wall. The commercial success of the limited-overs version of the game has put Test cricket into the back-burner, with a possibility of it going into extinction.
2nd Test: Rohit Sharma Urges Match Referees To 'keep Eyes And Ears Open' While Rating Pitches
Cape Town Test: After India beat South Africa by seven wickets to win the Cape Town Test inside two days on a pitch that was hugely favouring the fast bowlers, captain Rohit Sharma has urged the match referees appointed by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to keep their eyes and ears open when they are going to rate the pitches.
Kohli, Shami, Gill Nominated For ICC Men's ODI Cricketer Of The Year 2023 Award
ODI World Cup: India's trio of Talismanic batter Virat Kohli, senior fast-bowler Mohammed Shami and young batter Shubman Gill have been nominated for the ICC Men's ODI Cricketer of the Year 2023 award. New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell is the fourth and lone non-Indian nominee for the award.
IND V SA: Rohit Praises Elgar But Aims To Ruin His Plans For A Perfect Farewell In 2nd Test
World Test Championship: India captain Rohit Sharma on Tuesday praised his South Africa counterpart Dean Elgar who will be playing his farewell game in the second and final Test starting here on Wednesday but said his team will do its best to win the match and salvage the two-match.
IND V SA: Winning Test Series Is Like World Cup Triumph For Me, Says Dean Elgar As SA Eye 2-0 Series Victory
South Africa Dean Elgar: South Africa Dean Elgar drew parallel to the emotions of a Test series victory to winning a World Cup, as he gears up to bid adieu to Test cricket playing against India in the farewell match starting on Wednesday.
India Highly Overrated In T20I And Test Cricket: Kris Srikkanth Advises Team To Stop Resting On Past Laurels
Kris Srikkanth: Former India cricketer Kris Srikkanth unleashed a scathing critique on the Indian side, labelling them as overrated in Test cricket on the backdrop of India's recent inning and 32-run defeat in the first Test match against Proteas at Centurion.
David Warner’s Class Prevented His Contract From Being Ripped Up: Michel Clarke
ODI World Cup: Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has praised David Warner's talent and ability stating “he's had a stellar career”.
Shan Masood Backs Under Fire Babar; Reveals Reason Behind Afridi's Exclusion From SCG Test
Despite Captain Shan Masood: Pakistan red-ball skipper Shan Masood has come to the defense of the out-of-form batter Babar Azam ahead of the third and final Test against Australia, saying that the 29-year-old is the main player and will have a significant impact in the Sydney Test.
David Warner Announces Retirement From ODIs, Shifts Focus To T20Is
ODI World Cup: Australia's David Warner has announced his retirement from One-day International (ODI) cricket alongside the end of his Test career completing another chapter in his illustrious career.
Venkatesh Prasad Hopes In 2024, India Manage To End The Drought Of ICC Titles
World Test Championship Final: As the year draws to a close and the Indian cricket fans commiserate with themselves in despair after the embarrassing defeat to South Africa in the first Test of the series, former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad hoped, in his New Year wishes, to see the team winning a championship.
South Africa U19 Side To Draw Inspiration From Senior Teams Ahead Of World Cup, Says Malibongwe Maketa
Old Edwardians Cricket Club: Malibongwe Maketa, head coach of South Africa U19 men’s team, said his team will draw inspiration from the senior men’s and women’s teams to put up a good showing in the 2024U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup starting next month on home soil.
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