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Michael Vaughan Calls India As Most ‘underachieving’ Team, Says ‘they Don’t Win Anything’
Boxing Day Test: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has called India as the most 'underachieving' team in the cricketing world, saying that despite all the talent and resources at their disposal, 'they don't win anything'.
Vaughan's remarks come after India suffered a heavy defeat by an innings and 32 runs to South Africa within three days of the Boxing Day Test at SuperSport Park in Centurion.
The year 2023 has been one in which India lost the ODI World Cup final after winning 10 matches in a row, as well as losing the World Test Championship final.
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Muzumdar Wants India To Carry Winning Momentum From Test Wins Into White-ball Series Against Australia
T20 World Cup: India women’s head coach Amol Muzumdar said he wishes for his team to carry the momentum from the back-to-back Test wins into the white-ball games against Australia, which is set to begin from Thursday with the ODI series opener at the Wankhede Stadium.
I Had Huge Discomfort Facing The Ball, Reveals Shakib Al Hasan Blurred Vision Battle During ODI World Cup 2023
ICC ODI World Cup: Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has revealed that he struggled with blurred vision while leading the team in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023.
IND W Vs ENG W: A 2-3 Test Match Series Would Have Been Better, Says England Skipper Heather Knight
DY Patil Stadium: England Women captain Heather Knight said her team would have bowled better if they had more Test matches against India instead of just one red-ball game on this tour, adding a three-match Test series would have been a better way to judge them against their opponents.
IND V ENG: Need More Red-ball Cricket Internationally To Change Domestic Structure, Says Smriti Mandhana
Head Coach Amol Muzumdar: For players accustomed to turning out for T20 and One-day cricket, playing Test cricket is a big change mentally and physically. Smriti Mandhana, vice-captain of the Indian women's cricket team said the domestic structure is more focused on white-ball cricket because of the demands of International cricket.
Progress Women’s Cricket In India Has Made Since 2019 Is Perhaps More Than What Made By Men’s Team: Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly: Sourav Ganguly, the former India captain and current Director of Cricket at IPL franchise Delhi Capitals, believes that the progress made by women’s cricket in the country is more than that of men’s side since 2019, especially if seen from the context of Women’s Premier League (WPL).
Australia Has Really Good Spin Attack, Prepare Spinning Wickets At Your Peril, Says Alyssa Healy Ahead Of Test V India
DY Patil Stadium: Shortly after being appointed as Australia’s new all-format skipper, Alyssa Healy said the visitors’ have a really good spin attack and has warned India over preparing a spinning pitch for the upcoming one-off Test match to be held from December 21-24 at the Wankhede Stadium.
मुख्य कोच मुजुमदार फिटनेस, फील्डिंग पर ध्यान देंगे; विश्व कप में गौरव का लक्ष्य
World Cups: मुंबई, 5 दिसंबर (आईएएनएस) भारतीय महिला क्रिकेट टीम इंग्लैंड और ऑस्ट्रेलिया के खिलाफ लगातार दो सीरीज और दो विश्व कप - बांग्लादेश में टी20 विश्व कप और 2025 में घरेलू मैदान पर वनडे विश्व कप के साथ 18 से 20 महीने की व्यस्तताओं के लिए तैयार हो रही है जिसके लिए नवनियुक्त मुख्य कोच अमोल मुजुमदार ने खिलाड़ियों की फिटनेस और फील्डिंग पर ध्यान देने के लिए दो पहलुओं को चुना है।
IND-W V ENG-W: Head Coach Muzumdar Set For Baptism By Fire In England, Australia Series
T20 World Cup: As he gets into his new role as the head coach of the Indian senior women's cricket team, Amol Muzumdar is in for a baptism by fire as the team plays back-to-back series against England and Australia in the next month or so.
IND-W V ENG-W: Head Coach Muzumdar To Focus On Fitness, Fielding; Targets Glory In World Cups
T20I World Cup: As the Indian women's cricket team gets ready for a hectic 18 to 20 months ahead with two back-to-back series against England and Australia and two World Cups -- the T20I World Cup in Bangladesh and the ODI version at home in 2025, newly-appointed head-coach Amol Muzumdar has picked players fitness and fielding as two aspects to focus on.
New Zealand Like Being The Underdog, Says Ross Taylor Ahead Of T20 World Cup 2024
ICC ODI World Cup: In the unpredictable world of cricket, New Zealand have emerged as a formidable force, consistently reaching the semifinals and finals of major ICC events. Former cricketer Ross Taylor, who has been an integral part of the Black Caps squad for years, on Sunday shed light on the team's unique journey and their preference for the underdog role as they gear up for the T20 World Cup 2024.
Travis Head's Heroics Steer Australia To Victory In The World Cup 2023 Final Against India (Ld)
ODI World Cup: Australia on Sunday lifted their sixth men's ODI World Cup title after defeating the hosts India in the finals of the showpiece event following a scintillating display of batting by Travis Head (137) here at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
Men's ODI WC: Have Grown Up Watching 50-over World Cups, So For Me, It'll Be The Biggest Occasion, Says Rohit Sharma
ODI World Cup: On the eve of the 2023 ICC Men's ODI World Cup grand finale, a calm and composed India skipper Rohit Sharma on Saturday admitted that it is indeed the biggest moment of his career and added that the Men in Blue now need to make the final push at the Narendra Modi stadium when his side takes on Australia, here on Sunday.
Former Fast-bowler Wahab Riaz Appointed New Chief Selector Of Pakistan Men's Team
ICC World Test Championship: Former Pakistan fast-bowler Wahab Riaz has been appointed as the new chief selector of the national men’s selection committee, said the country’s cricket governing body (PCB). He steps into the role which was left after Inzamam-ul-Haq stepped down from the position amid conflict-of-interest allegations.
Men’s ODI WC: Starc Credits Powerplay Start, Hazlewood For Paving Australia’s Way To Title Clash
Narendra Modi Stadium: Australia's left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc, who claimed 3-34 in the three-wicket semi-final win over South Africa, feels that the terrific start the five-time champions got in first ten overs along with Josh Hazlewood, helped pave the team’s path to the title clash against India at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday.
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