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T20 World Cup: This Tournament Will Not Be An IPL-type With 250s And 260s, Says Phil Simmons
ICC T20 World Cup: Phil Simmons, the former West Indies coach currently serving as a specialist coach for the Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup, believes the tournament will not see teams register scores in the 250s and 260s, something which was seen in IPL 2024.
"I think the big thing that we've been trying to get them to understand is the adaptation. For instance we played here and after five or six overs you can see it's not going to be a 170 wicket, but we were trying to get to 150 because we know we'd be in the game then.
"As we've seen in most of the other games around the tournament, it's not going to be an IPL-type season with 250s and 260s. So that adaptation and that understanding of the situation of the game and what they have to do.
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T20 World Cup: Warner Is 'natural Winner' You Want To Have In Team, Feels Ponting
T20 World Cup: As the Australian opener David Warner will draw curtain to his international career after the ongoing T20 World Cup, former captain Ricky Ponting hailed the veteran batter as a 'natural winner' and said he will be missed for more than just the runs he scores after the 37-year-old retires.
T20 World Cup: 'It Wasn't A Case Of An Easy Win', Says Dutch Batter O'Dowd After Thriller Against Nepal
Batter Max O'Dowd, who played a pivotal role in guiding the Netherlands to a six-wicket victory over Nepal in their T20 World Cup group D opener, acknowledged the challenge posed by thr Asian side saying, "it wasn’t an easy win."
T20 World Cup: Rohit Has Really ‘enjoyed His Time’ With Outgoing Coach Dravid
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma expressed his desire for the partnership to continue with head coach Rahul Dravid after the latter confirmed that the ongoing T20 World Cup will be his last assignment with Men in Blue and he hasn't re-applied for the position.
T20 World Cup: Bangaldesh Hopeful Of Taskin's Availability For Opener Against SL
T20 World Cup: Bangaldesh are hoping for fast-bowler Taskin Ahmed to be fully fit ahead of their ICC Men's T20 World Cup opener against Sri Lanka on June 8 (IST) with the final call on right-arm pacer's availability will be made after his bowling session on Wednesday.
T20 World Cup: India's Team Balance Could Be A Problem, Opines Scott Styris
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: Former New Zealand all-rounder Scott Styris feels that Rohit Sharma-led Team India has a problem with their team balance in the ongoing T20 World Cup. Styris acknowledged the talent of the Indian squad but also pointed out their weak points while announcing his five favourite teams of the tournament.
T20 World Cup: 'No Need Of 20 Sixes To Make A Game Entertaining', Believes SA's Pacer Nortje
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: Anrich Nortje, who delivered his career-best T20I figures of 4 wickets for 7 runs in his four-over quota, believed that hitting 20 sixes doesn't make the match entertaining instead it's a strategy that goes into the game.
T20 World Cup: Dravid Confirms He Is In His Final Assignment As India Head Coach
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: Rahul Dravid has confirmed that the ongoing Men’s T20 World Cup will be his final assignment as India's head coach and has not reapplied for the role. Dravid’s stint as India’s head coach began after the 2021 Men’s T20 World Cup in November and had come to an end with the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup at home.
'Huge Thing': Sanju Samson Opens Up On T20 World Cup Selection
T20 World Cup: India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has opened up on his T20 World Cup selection and said it was "huge" and one of the best things to ever happen in his cricket career. Samson, who made his T20I debut in 2015, will play his first T20 World Cup for the country. He is the second wicketkeeper in India's squad along with Rishabh Pant.
Kedar Jadhav Announces Retirement From All Forms Of Cricket
Zindagi Ke Safar Mein: India all-rounder Kedar Jadhav on Monday announced retirement from all forms of cricket.
'Completely Unexpected': Markram Recalls Getting SA Captaincy Early In Career
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: Aiden Markram is all set to lead South Africa team that is "definitely hungry" to get that first T20 World Cup trophy. On the eve of their opening encounter of the showpiece event, the 29-year-old reflected on his first game as Proteas captain and admitted that it was "completely unexpected" for him.
T20 World Cup: Ian Bishop Calls For Change In Pakistan's Batting Approach
T20 World Cup: As the T20 World Cup looms on the horizon, former West Indies legend Ian Bishop emphasised the need for Pakistan’s seasoned openers, Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan "to shift another gear up in the way they approach their batting", while also advocating for opportunities for younger talents like Saim Ayub and Mohammad Harris.
T20 World Cup: Cummins' Bag Lost En Route To Barbados; Maxwell, Starc Suffer Flight Delays
T20 World Cup: As Australia gears up for their T20 World Cup opener against Oman, several key players of the team suffered difficulties joining the squad in Barbados.
T20 World Cup: 'We Carry Whole Country's Hopes On Our Backs', Says Uganda Captain Ahead Of Opener
ICC T20 World Cup: As Debutant Uganda will play their ICC T20 World Cup opener on Monday, facing Afghanistan in Providence Stadium, captain Brian Masaba reflected on the team's sentiment and said that they "carry a whole country's hopes" on their backs.
T20 World Cup: Our Batting Lineup Can Chase 200 Runs, Says Afghanistan Skipper Rashid Khan
T20 World Cup: As Afghanistan prepares for their T20 World Cup 2024 opener against Uganda, captain Rashid Khan believes the team's batting has matured to the point where chasing a target of 200 in a T20I is no longer daunting.
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