× Language:

India vs

Image Credit: IANS

Advertisement

Batting At Night Tougher Than Batting During Day: Marnus Labuschagne

By IANS News December 12, 2020 • 10:58 AM View: 1112

Batting at night is more difficult than during the day due to the extra movement, says Australia's top-order batsman Marnus Labuschagne ahead of the first Test, a day-night one, at the Adelaide Oval.

Labuschagne added that batting during the day, although easier, presents its own challenges for the batsmen as it becomes tougher to spot the ball in sunlight than at night.

TAGS India vs Australia Marnus Labuschagne

Advertisement

Related Cricket News on India vs

IND vs AUS: Aussies Coach Justin Langer Hinted that Australia 'A' May Play Test Regulars In Second Warm-Up…

Australia coach Justin Langer on Monday hinted that he may use Australia A's second tour game against the Indians that begins in Sydney from December 11 as platform to prepare ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
IND vs AUS: Not Quick Enough Like Dhoni, Wade Jokes With Dhawan

Matthew Wade acknowledged jokingly at the second T20I between India and Australia on Sunday that he does not possess the lightning-fast reflexes of former India captain M.S. Dhoni behind the ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
IND vs AUS: 10-15 Runs Natarajan Saved Helped Us Win, Pandya

All-rounder Hardik Pandya, who sealed the second T20 International against Australia in India's favor with an unbeaten 22-ball 42 towards the end of the Indian innings. ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
IND vs AUS: Kohli Said 'Hungry' Pandya Becoming A Good Finisher For India

Hardik Pandya may have proven himself to be a batsman in a form in the ODI series by scoring a couple of 90s while batting deep and helping build India's ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
IND vs AUS: On Sunday India's Test Specialists Will Get First Taste Of Competitive Cricket

After nearly a month-long stay in Australia, India's Test specialists will get a first taste of competitive cricket when they face a strong Australia A team in a three-day warm-up ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
IND vs AUS: Unhappy Aus Say Jadeja Replacement Should Have Been Like-For-Like

The Australia team on Friday said that they were fine with Ravindra Jadeja being replaced by a concussion substitute after the first innings but their main contention was that it ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
India Opt To Bat Against Australia In 3rd ODI, T Natarajan Makes Debut

India skipper Virat Kohli on Wednesday won the toss and elected to bat in the third and final ODI against Australia to be played at the Manuka Oval. Left-arm pacer ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
Captaincy Not Affecting Virat Kohli, Others Have To Step Up: Harbhajan Singh

India need more players performing consistently so as to take some pressure off Virat Kohli, who is not under any pressure of captaincy, feels veteran spinner Harbhajan Singh. Kohli's 89 ...

By Saurabh Sharma

5 years ago
ICC favours India-Pakistan Bilateral Cricket, But Can't Ensure That: Chairman Barclay

The International Cricket Council (ICC) would like to see traditional rivals India and Pakistan play bilateral series regularly, and in each other's territories, said chairman Gregor John Barclay ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
AUS vs IND: Marnus Labuschagne Puts Up Hand To Open In David Warner's Absence

Right-handed Australia batsman Marnus Labuschagne has stated that he would "love" open the innings in the final ODI against India if asked to in absence of David Warner. Warner, who ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
David Warner, Pat Cummins To Miss Remaining White-Ball Games Against India

Australia opener David Warner has been ruled out of the remaining white-ball matches against India after injuring his groin during the second ODI of the ongoing three-match series. D'Arcy Short ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
Ishant Sharma Ruled Out Of Test Series Vs Australia

Fast bowler Ishant Sharma has been ruled out of India's upcoming four-match Test series against Australia, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said on Thursday. The BCCI ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
England To Tour India For Four Tests, Two Additional T20Is: Sourav Ganguly

England will play four Test matches instead of five, as was initially scheduled, on their 2021 tour of India, Indian cricket board president Sourav Ganguly said on Tuesday. Two additional ...

By IANS News

5 years ago
Loss Of Last Test Series To India Drives A Lot Of Aus Guys: Tim Paine

Australian players who were involved in the previous home Test series defeat to India are motivated to make amends, says Test captain captain Tim Paine. Australia lost to India 2-1 ...

By IANS News

5 years ago