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We’re Playing For Ashes; They’re Playing For Moral Victory: Warner Mocks England's 'Bazball'
World Test Championship: Former Test opener David Warner has dismissed suggestions that England’s “Bazball” approach will influence the outcome of the Ashes in favour of the visiting side, backing hosts Australia to retain the urn.
England haven’t won an Ashes series since 2015. They haven’t won a Test in Australia since 2011. Warner made a bold prediction that Australia will win the Ashes 3-1 even if skipper Pat Cummins misses the opening Test in Perth.
Speaking at Kayo Sports and Fox Sports’ Summer of Cricket launch in Parramatta, Warner was asked which team’s style would reign supreme in the Ashes beginning on November 21 in Perth. “The Australian way because we’re playing for the Ashes and they’re playing for a moral victory,” he said. “There’s your headline.”
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2nd Test: Jadeja Eyes Early Breakthroughs On Day Three Despite Not Much Spin Available
Arun Jaitley Stadium: India vice-captain Ravindra Jadeja said he expects a tougher grind for the spin bowling contingent on Day Three of the second Test against West Indies, citing that the pitch at the Arun Jaitley Stadium did not offer much turn and bounce.
I Want To Succeed For India In All Formats And Win ICC Titles: Gill
Arun Jaitley Stadium: After the Tests against the West Indies to the end of the all-format series against South Africa, Shubman Gill will be constantly playing in all formats for India – either as the captain in Tests and ODIs or vice-captain in T20Is.
Pant Likely To Return Via Ranji Trophy In Late October, Pending Fitness Clearance
Old Trafford Stadium: India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant is likely to make his return to competitive cricket for Delhi in the 2025/26 Ranji Trophy later this month, and pending medical clearance from the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru.
Kwena Maphaka To Undergo Scans For Hamstring Concern
World Test Championship: South Africa pacer Kwena Maphaka, who was selected for the second-string squad to face Namibia in a T20I on October 11 and in the white-ball squads for the upcoming Pakistan tour, is currently being evaluated for an injury picked up during a domestic match.
Ind Vs WI: KL Rahul Marks Ahmedabad Hundred With Special Tribute To Daughter
World Test Championship: India opener KL Rahul dedicated his century celebration to his daughter Evaarah after bringing up a long-awaited home hundred against the West Indies on Day 2 of the Ahmedabad Test on Friday.
1st Test: Don’t Want To Win In 2-3 Days, Plan Is To Play Hard, Grinding Cricket, Says Gill
Narendra Modi Stadium: With India opening its home Test season, skipper Shubman Gill said his team is focused on playing ‘hard, grinding cricket’ rather than chasing quick wins coming in two-three days.
England Reveal Firepower-laden Squads Ahead Of Ashes, NZ Tours
World Test Championship: England have announced their squads for the much-anticipated five-Test Ashes series against Australia and the preceding white-ball tour of New Zealand. Ben Stokes will lead the team in Ashes while continuing his recovery from a shoulder injury that ruled him out of the fifth Test against India earlier this summer.
West Indies Recall Chanderpaul, Athanaze; Add Rookie Spinner For Two-Test Series In India
ICC World Test Championship: Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Alick Athanaze are back as Cricket West Indies (CWI) announced a 15-member touring squad for the two-Test series against India, with matches in Ahmedabad and Delhi from October 2-14. The series forms part of the ICC World Test Championship and will be the first away fixture for the Test team in the new cycle and the first Test tour of India since 2018.
‘Proteas Have Good Problems, SA20 Is Making Conrad’s Job A Lot Harder’: Allan Donald
T20 World Cup: South African legend Allan Donald is happy that the growth and development of Proteas youngsters will give the national team head coach, Shukri Conrad, a headache while selecting the final squad which will travel to the subcontinent to play in the 2026 T20 World Cup.
Maharaj Joins Injury List As South Africa Grapple With Fitness Issues
Captain Aiden Markram: South Africa have been hit with a third injury setback on their tour of England, after left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj pulled up with a groin injury during the warm-up ahead of the first T20I in Cardiff.
'More Games Left In Us': Hazlewood Backs Veteran Pace Trio To Continue Beyond Ashes
Sydney Cricket Ground: Veteran Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood has clarified that the team is not looking to replace the current experienced pace trio after the conclusion of the home Ashes, emphasising that the bowling attack still has plenty left to offer.
Rohit Sharma Does Not Fit In 'All Time Indian Batting Great' List: Manjrekar
All Time Indian Batting Great: Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar does not include Rohit Sharma in the list of India's all-time batting greats, citing that the opener is an excellent batter in limited-overs cricket, but the red-ball format has more weightage when we talk about 'All Time Indian Batting Great'.
Pakistan To Host South Africa For Two WTC Tests, White-ball Series In October
ICC World Test Championship: Pakistan will host South Africa in two Tests, to be played in October, marking the start of their World Test Championship (WTC) cycle. The two-Test series in Pakistan will mark the Proteas’ first red-ball tour of the country in nearly four years.
Exposure To SA20 Helped Youngsters Get Ready For The Big Stage: Graeme Smith
SA20 League Commissioner Graeme Smith: With South Africa’s youngsters shining in series wins over Australia and England, SA20 League Commissioner Graeme Smith believes the league has helped the young guns perform at a high level when called up to the international stage.
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