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Was Thinking About Not Being Able To Play World Cup Due To Injury When Team Was Doing Well: Axar Patel
ODI World Cup: India’s left-arm spin all-rounder Axar Patel has admitted that he was thinking about missing out on playing in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup on home soil due to a left quadriceps injury.
Axar, 29, was a late omission from the World Cup squad due to the injury suffered in the Asia Cup, with Ravichandran Ashwin named his replacement.
“You are bound to be (disappointed). The World Cup was in India, but that injury happened. For the first few days, I was thinking about it, not being able to play due to injury, especially when the team was doing well.”
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ODI World Cup: After picking match-winning figures of 3-16 in India’s 20-win over Australia in fourth T20I, left-arm spin all-rounder Axar Patel said apart from varying his line and length, he is now trying to play with speeds at which he bowls in the format.
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Was Tough To Watch England Struggle In World Cup; It Does Not Define The Team: Ben Duckett
ODI World Cup: England opener Ben Duckett said it was tough for him to watch the team struggle at the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup, but insisted that the dismal performance in the recent competition does not define the team, citing their previous track record.
Mitchell Marsh Defends Himself Over Resting Feet On World Cup Trophy, Says He Would Do It Again
ODI World Cup: Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Mitchell Marsh insisted on Friday that him resting his feet over the ODI World Cup trophy was not disrespectful and added that he won't mind doing that again.
Travis Head Is One Of The Emerging Great Talents In All Three Formats Of The Game: Ricky Ponting
World Test Championship: Australia cricket legend Ricky Ponting has called left-handed batter Travis Head as one of the great emerging talents across all forms of the game in men’s international cricket, adding that he’s excited to see what the next 12 months hold for him.
Mitchell Marsh Aiming To Stand Up To The Pace And Bounce Challenge At Perth Ahead Of Test Against Pakistan
ODI World Cup: All set to play a Test match at his home ground for the first time, Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is aiming to stand up to the challenge of the pace and bounce presented to him when he takes the field for the first Test against Pakistan at the Optus Stadium starting on December 14.
CLOSE-IN: Indian Cricket Team Needs To Get Temperamentally Stronger (IANS Column)
Cricket World Cup: Indian cricket fans and followers are still recovering from the team's shocking defeat by Australia in the Cricket World Cup’23. India were outsmarted by the strategies adopted by the Australians. However, the word used by Kevin Pietersen is one that struck a chord. He mentioned the word “temperament”. According to him, India fell short on that account. The more one thinks about it, the more one agrees with his assessment.
I Haven’t Given Up, Says Glenn Maxwell On Quest To Play Test Cricket After White-ball Exploits
The Sydney Morning Herald: After returning home from a nearly two-month-long tour of India. which included winning the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup, Australia’s big-hitting all-rounder Glenn Maxwell said he hasn’t given up on his quest to play Test cricket post his stunning exploits in white-ball cricket.
Uganda Secure Historic Qualification For 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup As Zimbabwe Miss Out
T20 World Cup: Uganda have joined Namibia in qualifying for the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup, to be held in the West Indies and USA, making it the first time they will be a part of an ICC senior men’s World Cup tournament.
Matching Babar With Smith Is Almost Like Matching Smith With Kohli: Usman Khawaja
ODI World Cup: Ahead of Australia’s three-match Test series against Pakistan, veteran left-handed opener Usman Khawaja drew parallels in clash of batting titans between Steven Smith and Babar Azam, saying it is like comparing the Sydney-based right-handed batter with the talismanic Virat Kohli.
England Test Skipper Ben Stokes Undergoes Knee Surgery Ahead Of Next Year’s Tour To India
ODI World Cup: England Test skipper Ben Stokes has undergone a surgery to solve long-standing problems with his left knee ahead of next year’s Test tour of India. The knee problems meant Stokes, 32, was unable to bowl in the last three Ashes Tests this year.
'Check Them In IPL': Kevin Pietersen On Rohit, Kohli's Inclusion In T20 World Cup Squad
T20 World Cup: Former England skipper Kevin Pietersen feels Indian captain Rohit Sharma and batting stalwart Virat Kohli have "every chance" to be in India's squad for the upcoming T20 World 2024.
Certainly Feel Like India-Australia T20I Series Has Been Devalued, Says Michael Hussey
Australia T20I: Former Australia cricketer Michael Hussey believes the ongoing five-match T20I series between India and Australia has been hugely devalued, especially due to its timing of being held post the conclusion of the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup.
Australia Coach McDonald Feels Shifting Batting Order May Help In Accommodating Green In Tests
ODI World Cup: Australia head coach Andrew McDonald believes fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green can be accommodated in the Test team by seeing a shuffle in the batting order by being one of the best six batters in the team. Green last played a Test match during the Ashes at Manchester in July this year, following which Mitchell Marsh was preferred.
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