Jordan Cox embraces Test ‘clarity’ but with it comes unfamiliar role for England Essex opener faces unenviable task batting at No 3 against a new-ball master like Mohammad Abbas in Pakistan series The Guardian - UK · Aug 17
Jordan Cox reveals Virat Kohli advice ahead of England Test return Cox spent time with the Indian great at Royal Challengers Bengaluru earlier this year The Independent UK · Aug 17
Jordan Cox hopes to use Virat Kohli advice to thrive in Test cricket for England Cox will bat at three in the first match of the post-Bazball era. The Independent UK · Aug 17
Appointment of Root and Fleming has been a mess but they could be a good blend Joe Root should try to enjoy his second spell as England captain with Stephen Fleming bringing a more proactive approach The Guardian - UK · Aug 17
‘If they can, why can’t we?’: Navneet draws inspiration from cricket’s World Cup triumph Navneet Kaur seeks a World Cup title for India's hockey team. She draws inspiration from the women's cricket team's historic victory. The team began their campaign with a draw against China. Kaur feels confident and in the best phase of her career. She guides junior players while focusing on the… The Economic Times · Aug 17
'Needs big runs': Australia mull change after Test loss Australia coach Andrew McDonald has left the door ajar for squad changes and addressed the lack of runs by Marnus Labuschagne and Jake Weatherald. AAP · Aug 17
Bangladesh skipper sets his sights on 2-0 Test sweep After their greatest Test win and a call from their prime minister, Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto has turned to beating Australia again in Mackay. AAP · Aug 17
Bangladesh expose the cracks in Australia’s ageing Test machine Australia suffered a humiliating nine-wicket loss to Bangladesh in Darwin. This defeat has accelerated calls for regeneration of the ageing Test team. Opener Jake Weatherald and Marnus Labuschagne are reportedly in the firing line. Former captain Ricky Ponting believes tough decisions are now necessary for the squad. Selectors may look… The Economic Times · Aug 17
How Australia found themselves on the wrong side of cricket’s most profound upset Despite overwhelming odds against them, Bangladesh still found a way to win – but their success wasn’t down to any Australian complacency The Guardian - AU · Aug 17
Now to have a ball in Galle India reached 460 for 9 after two days of play in Galle. Devdutt Padikkal scored 167, his highest score in Sri Lanka. Dhruv Jurel provided stability with a crucial 51 runs. Rain interruptions limited play, impacting the overall match duration. India remains confident in their bowling attack to secure a… The Economic Times · Aug 16
'Extended run': century makes life easier for Green Cameron Green came into the first Test against Bangladesh with his position under threat but a breakthrough home ton amid defeat has flipped the narrative. AAP · Aug 16
Aussie ends dramatic week with The Hundred trophy Ash Gardner, with help from her Australia teammate Beth Mooney, has led the Trent Rockets to victory in the Women's Hundred tournament in England AAP · Aug 16
Jamie Smith eager to thrive for England after ‘challenging’ period The 26-year-old attracted scathing criticism from several ex-England players during last winter’s Ashes series. The Independent UK · Aug 16
Pakistan retain Wahab Riaz as women’s team head coach for Asian Games, senior batter Aliya Riaz recalled Pakistan Cricket Board retains Wahab Riaz and coaching staff for upcoming tournaments. Senior batter Aliya Riaz has been recalled for the Asian Games selection. Sidra Amin and Sadaf Shams were overlooked as selectors deemed them ODI players only. Fatima Sana will captain the squad for both the Asia Cup and… The Economic Times · Aug 16
The Economic Times · Aug 16 'Bangladesh outplayed us in all department': Australia skipper Pat Cummins after nine-wicket loss in Darwin Test Australia skipper Pat Cummins admitted that Bangladesh outplayed his side in all departments after suffering a nine-wicket defeat in the first Test in Darwin on Sunday.
The Economic Times · Aug 16 Bangladesh claims historic first win in Australia with 9-wicket victory in 1st test Bangladesh achieved a remarkable nine-wicket win against Australia in Darwin. Mehidy Hasan Miraz took five wickets, restricting Australia's lead significantly. Cameron Green scored a century, setting a modest target for Bangladesh. Bangladesh chased the target with ease, securing their first win on Australian soil.
The Economic Times · Aug 16 Galle weather causes another delay as India vs Sri Lanka Test enters Day 2 after rain disrupts final session of Day 1 Galle weather has delayed the start of Day 2 in the India vs Sri Lanka first Test, with persistent rain preventing play in Galle on Sunday. The weather had also disrupted Day 1, but India still reached 288/2 at stumps after Devdutt Padikkal scored his maiden Test century and remained…
AAP · Aug 16 Australia thumped in shock defeat despite Green ton Bangladesh have secured a historic nine-wicket Test win over Australia in Darwin as the hosts crumbled with the bat again, apart from a Cameron Green century.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 16 Bangladesh beat Australia by nine wickets on day four of first men’s Test – as it happened The comprehensive victory in Darwin was the first Test win for Bangladesh on Australian soil
The Economic Times · Aug 15 Padikkal rises to the occasion: Drafted in after Sudharsan’s injury, Devdutt repays the faith with a maiden century India's top order displayed assured batting on a good pitch in Galle. Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul formed a strong opening partnership for the team. Devdutt Padikkal scored an unbeaten century, putting India in control of the game. Padikkal's preparation paid off, leading to a stylish performance in the match.…
AAP · Aug 15 'Wrong more than right': quick backs Cummins' toss call Australia's batsmen faced the toughest conditions on the opening day of the first Test but Josh Hazlewood insists captain Pat Cummins was right to bat first.
The Economic Times · Aug 15 Cricket: Padikkal smashes ton at No 3, India eye big total Devdutt Padikkal struck his maiden test hundred for India against Sri Lanka. He propelled the tourists to a commanding 288-2 on the opening day. Opener KL Rahul also contributed a composed 77 before retiring hurt. Padikkal and Rahul built a significant 150-run partnership for the second wicket. Rishabh Pant remained…
The Economic Times · Aug 15 "Win is definitely on our mind": Australia's Hazlewood defiant despite all odds vs Bangladesh at Darwin Australia trails Bangladesh by sixty-seven runs after day three of the first Test match. Josh Hazlewood believes a win remains possible if the pitch offers variable bounce. Bangladesh's bowlers made crucial inroads into Australia's top order on Saturday. Cameron Green and Alex Carey held firm to keep Australia in the…
The Economic Times · Aug 15 Devdutt Padikkal, KL Rahul's power India to 197/1 vs Sri Lanka at Tea on Day 1 India reached 197 for one wicket at Tea on day one. Devdutt Padikkal and KL Rahul added 150 runs for the second wicket. Yashasvi Jaiswal was run out for 32 runs in the first session. Padikkal scored 84 and Rahul made 77 not out. The pair steadied the innings after…
The Economic Times · Aug 15 Bangladesh closes in on historic win as Australia's batting woes return on Day 3 of 1st test Bangladesh is nearing a significant Test cricket victory against Australia. Australia trails by sixty-seven runs with four wickets down at stumps. Cameron Green and Alex Carey are batting to keep Australia afloat. Bangladesh needs six wickets to secure its first Test win in Australia. This series marks the start of…