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Men’s U19 WC: We Didn't Come Here To Win The Semifinal, We Came Here To Win The Final, Says Straker
Cricket World Cup: Fast-bowler Tom Straker, the hero for Australia in their thrilling U19 World Cup semifinal win over Pakistan, said the talk in the team was just about not being satisfied with a victory in the last-four stage and that they aim to win the final too.
Sunday will see Australia clash with defending champions India at Benoni’s Willowmoore Park to decide the winner of the 2024 U19 Men’s World Cup. Both teams have been unbeaten throughout the competition ahead of the title clash.
"Everyone was still so excited. Then we were like ‘We've had our fun, but it has to stop now’. We've still got a grand final to win. We had a quick conversation about it and just said, 'We didn't come here to win the semifinal, we came here to win the final'," said Straker about the talk in the team bus after the semifinal win to cricket.com.au.
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Michael Vaughan Calls India As Most ‘underachieving’ Team, Says ‘they Don’t Win Anything’
Boxing Day Test: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has called India as the most 'underachieving' team in the cricketing world, saying that despite all the talent and resources at their disposal, 'they don't win anything'.
IND V SA: India Lose Top-order Batters After Bowling Out South Africa For 408
South Africa: South Africa increased their stronghold on the first Test by making 408 in their first innings and then took out India's top-order of Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill to leave the visitors on 62/3 in 16 overs of their second innings at tea on Thursday.
It's The Bounce, Says Faf Du Plessis On Indian Batters Struggle In South Africa
Former South Africa: Former South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis shed light on the perennial challenge faced by Indian batters in South African conditions. With India yet to secure a Test series victory in the Rainbow Nation, the upcoming series led by Rohit Sharma holds the promise of a historic achievement.
Faf Du Plessis Hints At International Comeback During Abu Dhabi T10
Abu Dhabi T10: Ahead of Morrisville Samp Army’s clash with Bangla Tigers in the 2023 edition of Abu Dhabi T10 on Tuesday, veteran batter Faf du Plessis opened up on prospects of making a return to international cricket.
I Bat In This Number A Lot, So I Am Calm In Knowing This Position: Rinku Singh On Scripting Finishing Touches
Greenfield International Stadium: After playing a calm hand in the fag end of India’s successful chase with an unbeaten 22 off 14 balls in the T20I series opener, Rinku Singh again stood up to script finishing touches with 31 not out off just nine balls, including hammering three fours and two sixes off Sean Abbott in the 19th over.
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T20 International Series: With the selectors deciding to rest most of the top stars that played the ICC Men's ODI World Cup, Suryakumar Yadav will lead the Indian team in the five-match Twenty20 International series against Australia starting in Visakhapatnam on November 23.
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ODI World Cup: Giant-killers of the ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023, Afghanistan face Australia, the most successful team in the tournament's history, at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday with an eye firmly on a place in the semifinals.
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