Advertisement
Sheffield shield: Cricket News & Match Updates
Advertisement
If England Loses In Perth, They Will Lose Ashes 3-1: Ian Healy
Lilac Hill Park: Australian cricket legend Ian Healy has warned England that Perth will be the most crucial Test of the upcoming Ashes series. He said that if England loses the opening match, they are likely to lose the series 3-1.
The first of the five Ashes Tests will begin in Perth on November 21. England have only one warm-up match scheduled before the Ashes, a three-day game at Lilac Hill Park in Perth from November 13-15.
Notably, England haven’t won an Ashes series since 2015, with the 2019 and 2023 editions ending in a 2-2 draw.. They haven’t secured a Test victory in Australia since 2011.
Related Cricket News for Sheffield shield - Tesst
'Wherever The Selectors And Coach Put Me, I'll Bat,’ Labuschagne Hopeful Of Ashes Recall
New Delhi: Marnus Labuschagne said he will bat wherever needed if called up for the Ashes as Australia looks for an opening batter to pair with Usman Khawaja. He also admitted he’s “walking a little taller” after regaining confidence in the Sheffield Shield.
We’re Confident That Cummins Is Going To Play A Major Part In Ashes: George Bailey
New South Wales: Australia’s selectors remain optimistic that captain Pat Cummins will "play a major part" in the upcoming Ashes series, despite no final decision being made on his availability less than five weeks before the first Test.
Labuschagne Replaces Green In Australia’s Squad For India ODIs
India ODIs: Australia all-rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against India due to side soreness, with Marnus Labuschagne named as his replacement. The injury has been assessed as low grade and Cricket Australia (CA) has opted for a precautionary approach given Green’s significance to their Ashes plans.
Inglis, Zampa To Miss Opening ODI Against India
Sydney Cricket Ground: Australia wicketkeeper Josh Inglis has been ruled out of the ODI series opener against India on Sunday, with spinner Adam Zampa also set to miss the match for family reasons.
Do Not Risk Cummins At All: Ian Healy Sends Out Warning Ahead Of The Ashes
Ian Healy: Former Australian cricketer Ian Healy has advised selectors to avoid risking skipper Pat Cummins while he recovers from a stress fracture in his spine. The Aussies are set to face England for the iconic Ashes series starting November 21.
I'm Making Good Progress: Richardson Eyes Return To Competitive Cricket After Shoulder Injury
The Western Australia: Australia fast bowler Jhye Richardson is nearing a long-awaited return to competitive cricket after recovering from shoulder surgery, with hopes of being available for the later stages of the Ashes series if Australia need fast-bowling reinforcements.
Boland Is The First Man In If Cummins Is Out Of Ashes Opener: Simon Katich
New South Wales: Former cricketer and coach Simon Katich opined that Scott Boland is the most probable replacement for the injured Australian skipper Pat Cummins in the Ashes opener after it was reported that the regular captain will miss the first Test in Perth on November 21 due to lower back stress.
Starc Returns As Australia Recall Renshaw For ODIs Against India; Labuschagne Dropped
T20 World Cup: Experienced pacer Mitchell Starc, who hasn't played ODIs since last November, has also been named in Australia's home ODI squad against India with as uncapped batter Matthew Renshaw getting a recall.
‘Too Late For Wholesale Changes’: Ponting On Australia’s XI As Ashes Selection Looms
New Delhi: With the Ashes just two months away, Ricky Ponting believes Australia may have run out of time to make sweeping changes to their Test XI, despite ongoing concerns about the top order.
Ponting Backs Konstas To Retain Opening Slot In Tests For Australia In The Ashes
New Delhi: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has backed teen opener Sam Konstas to retain his place at the top of the order alongside Usman Khawaja for the all-important Ashes series, starting on November 21 in Perth.
ICC Announces Match-wise Appointments Of Panel Officials For Women’s Cricket WC 2025
The International Cricket Council: The International Cricket Council (ICC), on Saturday, announced the Panel of Match Officials for all the league phase matches of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025.
Inglis To Miss NZ Tour Due To Calf Strain, Carey Named As Replacement
Boxing Day Test: Australia wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis has been ruled out of upcoming three-match T20I tour of New Zealand due to a calf strain.
Beau Webster Keen To Play White-ball Cricket For Australia
ODI World Cup: Beau Webster has his sights set on strengthening his case as a one-day option ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup, even as he admits that white-ball cricket has slipped down his priorities with his growing focus on Test cricket.
Hardie Ruled Out Of Australia 'A' Tour Of India With Shoulder Injury
Allrounder Will Sutherland: Australia A have suffered another blow ahead of their multi-format tour of India with allrounder Aaron Hardie sidelined with a shoulder injury.
Advertisement
Cricket Special Today
Advertisement
