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England Are Hopeful Of Archer Playing T20 World Cup In June, Says Rob Key
T20 World Cup: England men’s managing director Rob Key is hopeful that fast-bowler Jofra Archer will be available to play in the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup, happening in the USA and West Indies from June 1-29.
Archer has been out of competitive cricket since May last year after suffering the recurrence of a long-standing right elbow injury while playing for Mumbai Indians in the 2023 IPL. After missing out on Ashes and ODI World Cup, Archer was seen training with the England squad during their white-ball tour of the West Indies in December last year.
England will be defending the Men’s T20 World Cup they won in 2022 in Australia through their campaign opener against Scotland in Barbados on June 4. "Our plan is the T20 World Cup, building him up slowly. I saw him bowl in the Caribbean and it was like he'd never been away," said Key to the BBC's Tailenders podcast.
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ICC Rejects Usman Khawaja’s Request To Put Dove Sticker On Bat And Shoes For Boxing Day Test: Report
The Sydney Morning Herald: Ahead of Australia’s Boxing Day Test match against Pakistan a the MCG, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has rejected veteran opener Usman Khawaja’s request to put a dove sticker on his bat and shoes during the match.
Reprimanded For Wearing Black Armband Made No Sense To Me: Usman Khawaja
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New York May Host India-Pakistan Clash In 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup: Report
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Usman Khawaja Vows To Fight And Seek ICC’s Approval Over Messages On Shoes
International Cricket Council: Australia cricketer Usman Khawaja has vowed that he would fight and seek the approval of the International Cricket Council (ICC) after he was not allowed to wear shoes which was written in favour of the people of Gaza during Australia’s first Test match against Pakistan starting at the Optus Stadium on Thursday.
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