Michael vaughan
‘You Can’t Stop The Sun From Rising’: Cricket Fraternity Lauds Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s Historic Knock In U19 WC Final
Suryavanshi’s breathtaking 175 runs knock of just 80 balls sparked widespread admiration from current and former cricketers across the globe, with many hailing the Indian opener as the next big thing in world cricket.
Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag said Suryavanshi was born from the Sun dynasty and that England’s efforts went in vain, as no one can stop the sun from rising.
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Umpire's 'no-ball Blunder' Comes To Light After Australia Wrap Up Ashes Series 4-1
Harry Brook: An umpiring error has come to light following Harry Brook’s dismissal in England’s second innings, which reportedly stemmed from an illegal delivery by Australian all-rounder Beau Webster that ...
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‘A Star Is Born’: Vaughan Lauds Bethell’s Fighting Hundred At SCG
Sydney Cricket Ground: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has hailed Jacob Bethell’s gritty century in the final Test of the ongoing Ashes series at the Sydney Cricket Ground, calling the ...
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Jacob Bethell Scripts History, Becomes Second Youngest To Score Ashes Ton In 21st Century
Sydney Cricket Ground: England’s 22-year-old batter Jacob Bethell etched his name in history books by scoring a century in the final Test of the ongoing Ashes at the Sydney Cricket ...
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England Have Created A Cult Around The Way They Play And Talk, Lot Of It Is Nonsense: Vaughan
Wales Cricket Board: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has launched a fierce critique of the current England setup, accusing the side of developing a “cult” mindset and warning that sweeping ...
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‘He Progressing Well...,’ Damien Martyn's Wife Gives Health Update After Meningitis Diagnosis
Gold Coast University Hospital: Former Australian Test batter Damien Martyn’s wife said that the 54-year-old is showing encouraging signs of improvement as he continues his recovery after being placed in ...
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Vaughan Urges Khawaja To Retire On His Own Terms
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has backed Usman Khawaja to retire on his own terms after playing the fifth Ashes Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, ...
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Ashes 2025-26: No Test Cricket Fans Should Be Celebrating What We Have Seen For 2 Days, Says Vaughan
Melbourne Cricket Ground: England's dramatic two-day victory over Australia in the fourth Test of the Ashes 2025-26 series has ignited fierce debate about the green pitch at the Melbourne Cricket ...
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Ashes: Vaughan Calls MCG Pitch A ‘joke’ After 26 Wickets Fall Inside 98 Overs During Fourth Test
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Former England captain Michael Vaughan took a dig at the Melbourne Cricket Ground surface after wickets fell like ninepins and bowlers dominated the opening stages of the ...
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Ashes 3rd Test: England Need To Stick With Players To Play Competitive Cricket In Australia, Says Michael Vaughan
Michael Vaughan: Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has warned against wholesale changes to the team after Travis Head's unbeaten 142 guides hosts Australia to 271/4, increasing their lead to 356 ...
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@nd Test: 'He Justified His Selection,' Says Vaughan After Jacks Takes A One-handed Blinder To Dismiss Smith
Steve Smith: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has heaped praise on Will Jacks after the off-spinner produced one of the best catches in Ashes history with his absolute screamer to ...
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Vaughan: England Need Better Game Awareness for Pink-Ball Test at the Gabba
Michael Vaughan says England must adopt an ‘old school’ and smarter approach in the Gabba day-night Test, urging better game awareness to challenge Australia. ...
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Botham Calls England’s Outing In Ashes Opener ‘horrendous'
England legend Ian Botham criticised Bazball, suggesting that Ben Stokes and his team should consider returning home if they refuse to adapt after their embarrassing defeat in Perth. ...
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Ashes Usually Defines England Captains And Coaches: Nasser Hussain
Nasser Hussain: Former England captain Nasser Hussain commented on the upcoming Ashes series, describing it as a critical moment for ‘Bazball,’ the highly aggressive style embraced by this team, which ...
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This Series Is Going To Be 2-2: Vaughan Makes His Prediction For The Ashes
New South Wales: Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has predicted that the Ashes series will end 2-2, with both Australia and England winning two games each, and one ending in ...
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