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Australia’s Injury Woes Deepen With Molineux Ruled Out For ODIs V NZ
National Cricket League: A recurring knee injury has sidelined Sophie Molineux, a left-arm spinner, from Australia’s upcoming ODI series against New Zealand starting on Thursday, said Cricket Australia (CA) on Saturday.
This latest setback for Sophie adds to the concerns surrounding captain Alyssa Healy’s fitness as Australia look to get their preparation right for the upcoming multi-format Ashes series.
Sophie, who has struggled with knee issues throughout the summer, aggravated her condition during the final ODI against India in Perth on Wednesday. After Australia secured a 3-0 series sweep over India, Sophie felt sore.
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BGT 2024-25: Inglis Released From Australia Squad To Play Sheffield Shield Match
For New South Wales: Australia have released reserve batter Josh Inglish from their squad to play for Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield match at Sydney Cricket Ground.
I’m In Good Headspace: Sam Konstas Feels Confident For Test Cricket Challenge
New South Wales: Australian young gun Sam Konstas has expressed his readiness to embrace the challenge of playing Test cricket this summer, stating that he is in the right mental state to make his debut for Australia.
BGT 2024-25: Australia To Add Uncapped Beau Webster To Squad For Pink-ball Test
Gavaskar Trophy Test: Australia are set to add uncapped fast-bowling all-rounder Beau Webster into their squad for the second Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test, to be played with the pink ball in Adelaide, starting on December 6.
Family And Cricketing Fraternity Extends Tribute To Philip Hughes On His 10th Death AnniversaryFamily And Cricketing Fraternity Extends Tribute To Philip Hughes On His 10th Death Anniversary
New South Wales: Phillip Hughes’ family and the cricketing fraternity have paid an emotional tribute to the late cricketer on the 10th anniversary of his passing coming on Wednesday.
Cricket Australia To Honour Late Philip Hughes On 10th Anniversary
Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley: Cricket Australia is set to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Phillip Hughes' tragic passing, with tributes planned across domestic and international matches. Flags will be flown at half-mast, players will don black armbands and moments of silence will honour the memory of Hughes, whose life was cut short just days before his 26th birthday in 2014.
Tim Paine Backs Opener Usman Khawaja For Continued Role In Australian Lineup, Eyes Konstas As Successor
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine has expressed his confidence that Usman Khawaja, despite nearing his 38th birthday, would continue to represent Australia in international cricket for a few more years.
Very Comfortable With Opening; Confident For Sure, Says Nathan McSweeney
Great Barrier Reef Arena: After being confirmed to open for Australia A in the second four-day match against India A at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), skipper Nathan McSweeney said he will be very much comfortable and confident of opening the batting against brand new Kookaburra ball.
We Can Stay On Top Of KL Rahul For The Majority Of The Summer: Boland
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Australia pacer Scott Boland is eyeing to build pressure on KL Rahul in the upcoming second four-day game between Australia A and India A at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Shami's Absence Big Loss For India, Can’t Underestimate Reserve Pacers, Feels McDonald
ODI World Cup: Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has acknowledged that Mohammed Shami’s absence is a big loss for India, but added his team won’t take the pacers who replace him lightly during the all-important Border-Gavaskar Trophy series starting on November 22 in Perth, citing the Gabba Test win of the visitors’ in 2021.
Stand Named After Shane Warne Unveiled At Melbourne’s Junction Oval
St Kilda Cricket Club: Cricket Victoria and St Kilda Cricket Club said a stand has been named after the legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne at Melbourne’s Junction Oval in the presence of his daughters Summer and Brooke, and his father Keith.
Australia’s Main Pacers Playing All Seven Tests Last Time Was Probably A One-off, Says Hazlewood
New South Wales: Australia fast-bowler Josh Hazlewood believes it was probably a unique situation to have the team’s main pace bowlers play all seven Tests in their previous international home summer.
David Warner Ready To Test Cricket Return, Offers To Fill Australia’s Opening Slot Against India
New South Wales: Former Australian opener David Warner has revealed that he is ready to reverse his retirement from Test cricket if Australia call on him to fill a vacancy at the top of the batting order for the upcoming series against India. Warner, who retired from Test cricket earlier this year after a distinguished career spanning 112 Tests, said he would even be willing to play in New South Wales’ next Sheffield Shield match to prove his readiness.
Sam Konstas Is A Player For The Future Because He Has A Wonderful Technique, Says Brett Lee
Though Sam Konstas: Though Sam Konstas fell for just two in the ongoing Sheffield Shield match for his team New South Wales, former Australia fast-bowler Brett Lee said the youngster is someone who can play international cricket in the future due to his wonderful technique. Konstas was named in the Australia A squad for the upcoming two red-ball games against India A and is in the mix alongside Matthew Renshaw, Cameron Bancroft and Marcus Harris to open the batting for Australia in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy series.
Lyon Motivated To 'promote' Spin Bowling After Warne's Death
New South Wales: Australia spinner Nathan Lyon feels that he has the responsibility to 'promote' spin bowling in the country, the heritage that was revived by legend Shane Warne in the Down Under.
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