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New Zealand Looking For An Encore To Six-week Roller-coaster Tour Of Sub-continent: Latham
The New Zealand: The New Zealand cricket team has had a roller-coaster ride on this trip to the sub-continent around six weeks back. Their one-off Test against Afghanistan was washed out by rain without a ball being bowled. They then went to Sri Lanka and suffered a 0-2 thrashing by Sri Lanka.
But they hit a huge high in India, winning a Test series for the first time as they go into the third and final Test of the series starting at the Wankhede Stadium on Friday, New Zealand skipper Tom Latham, standing in for Kane Williamson, said they have managed to revive the up-and-down tour of six Tests against three different teams because they could keep things simple and adapt to the situation and kept playing their own brand of cricket.
"Yeah, we sort of looked at it in terms of having six test matches in these parts of the World which obviously gives us a great challenge to Test ourselves to see where we're at. I think from our point of view, it's always been about improving and adapting as best we can. And I mentioned last week that even though the results didn't go the way we wanted it in Sri Lanka, we did a lot of good stuff. It's just cricket sometimes where you fall on the wrong side of the result.
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Australia Men's Head Coach Andrew McDonald Extends Contract Until 2027
ICC World Test Championship: Australia men's cricket head coach Andrew McDonald has been handed a contract extension that will see him remain in charge of the national side until the end of 2027.
Bethell Earns Maiden Test Call For England Tour Of New Zealand
Wales Cricket Board: All-rounder Jacob Bethell got his maiden Test call-up as England named a 16-player squad for the three-match Test tour of New Zealand, scheduled for November and December.
All Is Well Within Team, India Will Come Back Stronger: Sources
World Test Championship: After the back-to-back defeats against New Zealand, which saw them lose the first home Test series since 2012, the Indian team is aiming for a strong comeback in the final match in Mumbai, starting on November 1.
Injured Williamson Out Of Final India Test, Eyes Return In England Series
ICC World Test Championship Final: Kane Williamson will not travel to India for the third Test in Mumbai to ensure he is fit for the upcoming three-Test series against England, the New Zealand Cricket said on Tuesday.
Shami Very Likely To Make Ranji Trophy Return, Could Make India Comeback From Brisbane Test
Though Mohammed Shami: Though Mohammed Shami was a notable omission from India’s squad for the all-important Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to his ongoing ankle injury recovery, there is a likelihood of him joining the team mid-way after making a return to competitive cricket through last two rounds of the ongoing Ranji Trophy.
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World Test Championship: Former India player and head coach Ravi Shastri backed current coach Gautam Gambhir to soon learn from the setbacks in the early phase of his stint at the helm in the national set-up.
WTC Standings: India Retain Top Spot But Suffer Dent In Points Percentage; NZ Climb To Fourth
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Maharashtra Cricket Association: After India's 12-year unbeaten streak in the home Test series came to a stunning end as New Zealand clinched a historic 2-0 lead with a 113-run victory at the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) Stadium skipper Rohit Sharma acknowledged his team’s shortcomings saying, "we failed to respond to the pressure".
CLOSE-IN: Finally, It Is Horses For Courses In World Cricket (IANS Column)
World Test Championship: The phrase “horses for courses” is synonymous with the way Test cricket is progressing around the world. The garnering of points for the World Test Championship has added extra spice to the contents. Countries are gradually realizing the importance of point accumulation and of winning at home.
Temba Bavuma To Miss Second Test Against Bangladesh
The World Test Championship: Temba Bavuma has been ruled out of the second Test against Bangladesh as he continues to recover from an elbow injury. Aiden Markram will continue to lead the side in the series in Bavuma's absence, with the latter aiming to be fit for the home Test series against Sri Lanka next month.
Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Asks 'batters To Take More Responsibility' After Test Defeat To SA
Mehidy Hasan Miraz: Bangladesh’s batting lineup came under heavy scrutiny after a disheartening seven-wicket loss to South Africa in the Dhaka Test, where their top-order crumbled once again. A batting collapse on the first day set the tone for the match, with Bangladesh getting bowled out for 106 before the second session.
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