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Ashes: Webster, Inglis Released From Australia Squad To Play BBL Before Sydney Test
Boxing Day Ashes Test: Australia's reserve all-rounder Beau Webster and wicketkeeper batter Josh Inglis have been released from the squad to play in the Big Bash League ahead of the Sydney Test.
After the Boxing Day Ashes Test at the MCG concluded in two days, Australian players have been granted a seven-day break until the New Year’s contest in Sydney.
Webster will be available to play for the Hobart Hurricanes in their BBL match against the Melbourne Renegades on Monday.
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Mitch Marsh Signals End Of Shield Career But Leaves Door Ajar For Test Recall: Reports
Allan Border Medal: Mitchell Marsh has notified his Western Australia teammates that this season will be his final one in red-ball cricket at the state level, reports Nine newspapers. The experienced all-rounder has chosen to retire from long-format domestic cricket but hasn't completely dismissed the possibility of being called up for Australia if selectors call on him during the ongoing Ashes campaign.
Tickets For Opening Day Of All Five Ashes Tests Sold Out
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Cricket Australia announced on Thursday that tickets for Day 1 of the Ashes opener in Perth have sold out. Additionally, the allocation of tickets for the opening day of the remaining four Test matches in the series has also been exhausted.
1st Test: These Questions Are Not Mine, Says Jasprit Bumrah On Workload Debate After Five-wicket Masterclass
Asia Cup T20Is: Jasprit Bumrah delivered a firm message after dismantling South Africa with a superb 5-27 on the first day of the first Test at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Friday — he is not interested in answering questions about workload management.
India Should Have Avoided Announcing Bumrah Would Play Three Tests In England, Says Dasgupta
Jasprit Bumrah: Former India wicketkeeper-batter Deep Dasgupta believes the side should have avoided making the announcement of Jasprit Bumrah’s availability to be limited to three Tests in the recent 2-2 drawn Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series in England.
Siraj Doesn't Get The Credit He Deserves, I Love His Attitude, Says Tendulkar
The Oval Test: Legendary India batter Sachin Tendulkar said he loves Mohammed Siraj’s attitude, adding that the fast bowler doesn’t get the credit he deserves. On day five of The Oval, Siraj picked a sensational 5-104 as India levelled the five-match series 2-2 with a six-run win over England.
Pant's 'never Giving Up' Mantra Gets Another Powerful Chapter In Manchester
Lucknow Super Giants: According to the Oxford Dictionary, the word ‘superpower’ has two primary definitions: a highly influential nation (often marked by military or economic pre-eminence), and an extraordinary or superhuman capacity or skill in a normal human being.
Unfortunately Sometimes You Have To Look At Bigger Picture: Bumrah On Turning Down Test Captaincy
New Delhi: India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah has finally broken his silence on why he turned down the opportunity to become India’s next Test captain, despite being the front-runner for the role.
Mayank Yadav To Go The Bumrah Way – Likely To Undergo Surgery In NZ For Solving Back Issue
Lucknow Super Giants: Injured tearaway fast-bowler Mayank Yadav is now headed the Jasprit Bumrah way in terms of solving his long-standing back issue. Sources aware of the development have told IANS that Yadav is likely to head to New Zealand to undergo surgery for his troublesome back.
Gill Shouldn’t Change Batting Approach, But Has To Understand Shots He Can Play, Says Pujara
World Test Championship: Veteran India batter Cheteshwar Pujara believes newly-appointed Test captain Shubman Gill shouldn’t change his batting approach on the upcoming five-match tour of England, starting on June 20.
Told Rohit That If I Were The Coach, He Would Have Played Sydney Test: Shastri
ICC World Test Championship: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri said he would have ensured Rohit Sharma, who recently announced his retirement from Test cricket, had taken the field for the final Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test against Australia in Sydney earlier this year.
Rohit May Have Decided To Retire When He Stepped Aside From Sydney Test, Opines Kaif
T20 World Cup: Former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif questioned Rohit Sharma’s decision to step down as captain for the final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Sydney earlier this year. Calling it a misstep, he opined the timing was off and hinted that veteran opener may have already made up his mind to retire from Test cricket at that point.
Kohli May Not Have Received The Support He Expected From The BCCI: Kaif
Border Gavaskar Trophy: Former India captain Mohammad Kaif has claimed that Virat Kohli might not have gotten the backing he anticipated from the BCCI and selectors, which in turn led to him ending his Test cricket career with immediate effect.
India Captain Rohit Sharma Announces Retirement From Test Cricket, To Continue Playing ODIs
Sydney Cricket Ground: India captain Rohit Sharma has announced an abrupt retirement from Test cricket with immediate effect, adding that he will continue to play in ODIs. Rohit’s decision means that a new skipper will be in place for the Indian team when they tour England for a five-match Test series starting on June 20.
IPL 2025: Prasidh Is A Great Prospect Not Only For GT, But For India, Says Rayudu
After Prasidh Krishna: After Prasidh Krishna replaced Noor Ahmad as the leading wicket-taker of IPL 2025, former India batter and multiple times IPL winner Ambati Rayudu said the tall pacer’s potential benefits not only the Gujarat Titans (GT), but also the Indian team in future.
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