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'World Cup Is About Upsets', Feels Yuvraj After NZ's Exit From Tournament
T20 World Cup: Former India star all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, who is an ambassador of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024, said the mega event is about upsets and no team can be taken for granted. He added that the race to Super Eight is getting interesting with multiple teams holding a chance to qualify for the next stage.
In the ongoing edition of the T20 World Cup, there were a few upsets, notably the co-hosts USA defeating the 2009 champions Pakistan, and Afghanistan's impressive 84-run victory over New Zealand, who have have bowed out of the competition.
On the other hand, Pakistan and defending champions England have slim chances of qualifying for the Super Eight stage.
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CLOSE-IN: A Roller Coaster Ride For Teams In The T20 WC 2024 (IANS Column)
The European Cricket League: The wickets and weather have created a roller coaster ride for several of the teams in the T20 World Cup for them to qualify for the next league stage, “The Super 8”.
Gudakesh Motie And Chamari Athapaththu Win ICC Player Of The Month Awards For May 2024
Shaheen Shah Afridi: West Indies’ left-arm spinner Gudakesh Motie won the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award, while Sri Lanka skipper Chamari Athapaththu secured her second ICC Women’s Player of the Month when she won the top prize for her performances in May 2024. Motie claimed the Men’s award by beating competition from Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi and Lorcan Tucker of Ireland, while Chamari won the women’s award by overcoming Scotland’s Kathryn Bryce and England’s Sophie Ecclestone.
T20 World Cup: 'The Plan Was To Take The Game Deep', Shivam Dube On Unbeaten 31 V USA
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: After India signed off from New York leg of their Men’s T20 World Cup Group A campaign with a hard-fought seven-wicket win over co-hosts USA, batting all-rounder Shivam Dube said the plan alongside Suryakumar Yadav was to take the game deep in order to ace the chase of 111.
T20 World Cup: Nathan Ellis Readying Himself For Australia's Hectic Super 8 Schedule
T20 World Cup: With Australia staring at a possibility of playing five matches in ten days, especially if they reach the Men’s T20 World Cup final, pacer Nathan Ellis said he is aware about making himself ready for any situation in a hectic time.
T20 World Cup: 'He Showed He's Got Different Game As Well', Rohit Lauds SKY's Nervy Knock Vs USA
India skipper Rohit Sharma was full of praise for batter Suryakumar Yadav, whose unbeaten 49-ball 50 helped India clinch a nervy seven-wicket win over tournament co-hosts USA to seal a Super 8 berth of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.
Have To Be At Our Best To Beat A World-class Indian Team, Says South Africa Skipper Wolvaardt
South Africa Women: South Africa skipper Laura Wolvaardt insisted her team will have to be at their best if they are to beat a ‘world-class’ Indian team in the upcoming multi-format series, ahead of their warm-up match against Board’s President XI on Thursday. South Africa will begin their tour of India with three ODIs at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 16, 19 and 23, followed by a one-off Test and three T20Is at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. The last time South Africa toured India; they won the five-match ODI series 4-1 in March 2021.
T20 World Cup: Paine Urges Marsh & Team To ‘manipulate Scotland’ Match To Eliminate England
T20 World Cup: Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine has urged Mitchell Marsh and the Australian team to manipulate their final group game against Scotland to eliminate defending champions England from the ongoing T20 World Cup. With Australia already securing their spot in the Super Eights, Paine believes the team should focus on keeping Scotland's Net Run Rate (NRR) high enough to prevent England from advancing.
T20 World Cup: Captain Buttler And Coach Mott Are Vulnerable, Says Nasser Hussain
T20 World Cup: With defending champions England staring at an early exit from the Men’s T20 World Cup, former captain Nasser Hussain believes skipper Jos Buttler and head coach Matthew Mott are in a vulnerable state.
T20 World Cup: Eliminating England Is In Australia's Best Interest, Says Hazlewood
T20 World Cup: Australia fast-bowler Josh Hazlewood said the chance to knock out defending champions England out of the Men’s T20 World Cup would be in the best interest of the side as well as for the other teams in the competition.
T20 World Cup: 'If There's Good Time To Play NZ, It's Now', Says Powell
T20 World Cup: West Indies captain Rovman Powell believes his team is facing New Zealand at the perfect time in the ongoing Men’s T20 World Cup, citing that the Kane Williamson-led side are slightly "undercooked" ahead of the Group C clash between the two teams at the Brian Lara Stadium.
T20 World Cup: Hardik Always Had Confidence In His Ability, Says Bowling Coach Mhambrey
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: India bowling coach Paras Mhambrey said vice-captain Hardik Pandya always has the confidence is his abilities despite a poor run in IPL 2024, adding that he has now found the bowling rhythm in the Men’s T20 World Cup.
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah Condoles The Passing Of MCA President Amol Kale
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) honorary secretary Jay Shah has condoled the death of Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) President Amol Kale. Kale passed away due to a cardiac arrest in New York on Sunday after watching India defeat arch-rivals Pakistan by six runs at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.
T20 World Cup: Nepal Skipper Rohit Paudel Confident Of Upsetting Sri Lanka
Central Broward Regional Park Stadium: Nepal captain Rohit Paudel expressed confidence in his team's ability to potentially cause an upset against Sri Lanka in their upcoming Men's T20 World Cup match on Wednesday (IST). He highlighted that past instances of associate teams defeating full members have motivated his side for a win.
T20 World Cup: Madan Lal Credits Bumrah, Pandya For Narrow Win Over Pak, Says Batters Need To Improve
T20 World Cup: The 1983 World Cup winner, Madan Lal has lavished praise on the Indian bowlers especially Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya for scripting a six-run victory over arch-rivals Pakistan in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in New York and said the batters need to pull up their socks in upcoming matches. Madan Lal termed it a "good win" for India as Pakistan was only chasing 120 for victory and gave credit to the bowling unit for making the victory possible.
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