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Wolvaardt Hoping SA Comes Hard At Aus In ODIs After Close T20I Series
South Africa: South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt is hoping her team hits hard at Australia in the three-game ODI series, starting at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday, after featuring in a close T20I series which ended in a 2-1 loss for the visitors’.
South Africa are yet to beat Australia in women’s ODIs, though they tied a match with them in 2016. But they will be fully confident of the fact that the Alyssa Healy-led side are invincible, seen from the visitors’ beating the hosts’ in the second T20I at Canberra.
"It was a good competitive series for us; taking most games to the last over and getting the one win. Obviously, I would have liked to just be a bit better in the simple things in that last game, just to give ourselves a better chance but overall it was a very competitive series, and I'm pretty happy with how it went.
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'It's A Team That Is Just On The Up', Says SA Women Coach Moreeng After T20I Series Vs Aus
The Alyssa Healy: South Africa women's head coach Hilton Moreeng believes his team is just on the up in the shortest format despite losing the T20I series 2-1 to Australia. The Alyssa Healy-led side won the first T20I, before South Africa bounced back in the second game.
Head Tests Negative, But Green & McDonald Test Covid Positive Ahead Of Gabba Test
Gabba Test: Left-handed batter Travis Head has tested negative for Covid-19 ahead of Australia’s second match of the series against the West Indies at the Gabba. But fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green and head coach Andrew McDonald are the latest members in Australia's squad to test Covid positive.
Australia’s Usman Khawaja Cleared To Play 2nd Test Against WI
NRMA Insurance Test: Australia’s left-handed opener Usman Khawaja has been cleared to play the second Test against West Indies at The Gabba, starting on January 25, following him clearing all the protocols after suffering a concussion in the series opener at Adelaide.
Usman Khawaja On Track To Return For Training Ahead Of Brisbane Test Against WI
Usman Khawaja: Australia's left-handed opener Usman Khawaja is on track to play in the second Test against West Indies at The Gabba in the coming week after passing his concussion protocols on Sunday.
I Didn’t Really Hear Too Much Around Selection From Them To Be Honest, Says Marcus Harris
Opener Marcus Harris: Opener Marcus Harris has spoken up on his non-selection in Australia's Test squad for the ongoing series against the West Indies, saying that he didn't really hear too much from the national selection committee and was left wondering if specialist openers will be picked in the team.
Sight Unseen Is Always Difficult For Batters, Says McDonald On Australia’s Struggle Against Joseph
Big Bash League: Australia men’s head coach Andrew McDonald believes his batters struggled against debutant Shamar Joseph in the series opener at Adelaide Oval due to them facing the fast-bowler for the first time. He added that facing Joseph won’t be an issue going into the second Test in Brisbane after having a good-enough look of him at Adelaide.
'Hazlewood Is Being Back To The Joshy We All Remember', Says Pat Cummins
World Test Championship: After defeating West Indies by ten wickets in the Test series opener at Adelaide Oval, captain Pat Cummins said fast-bowler Josh Hazlewood is being back to the best self which his team has always known. Hazlewood picked figures of 4/44 and 5/35, while completing 250 scalps in Test cricket.
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'Have To Ensure Money Is Allocated In Right Areas So That Red-ball Cricket Survives...', Says Greenberg
CEO Todd Greenberg: Australian Cricketers’ Association (ACA) CEO Todd Greenberg said the International Cricket Council (ICC) members need to ensure the money allotted for funds is sent in the right areas, so that the present and future of Test cricket remains secured.
Eisenhower Park To Have Only One Warm-up Match Before T20 WC Begins: Adelaide Oval Curator
The Nassau County International Cricket: The Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in Eisenhower Park, New York, may see only one warm-up match happening before the Men’s T20 World Cup starts, said Damien Hough, the Adelaide Oval curator.
Shamar Joseph Has Bright Future For The West Indies: Kraigg Brathwaite
Though West Indies: Though West Indies lost to Australia by ten wickets in the Test series opener at the Adelaide Oval, captain Kraigg Brathwaite heaped rich praise on fast-bowler Shamar Joseph, who put up a bright all-round performance in his debut match in the format.
Khawaja Cleared Of Jaw Fracture, Passes Concussion Test After Bouncer Blow
Opener Usman Khawaja: Opener Usman Khawaja has been cleared of a potential broken jaw and first concussion test following a harrowing blow from Shamar Joseph just moments before Australia secured a decisive 10-wicket victory over West Indies in Adelaide.
Joseph Becomes 23rd Men's Player To Claim Wicket On Opening Delivery In Tests With Smith’s Dismissal
Debutant West Indies: Debutant West Indies fast-bowler Shamar Joseph has become the 23rd player to take a wicket on the opening delivery in men's Test cricket with the scalp of newly-promoted Australia opener Steve Smith on day one of first Test at the Adelaide Oval.
I Was So Excited When I Heard The News, Says Cameron Green On Batting At Number Four In Tests
Cameron Green: Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green said his initial feeling about hearing the news of batting at number four in Tests for Australia against the West Indies was of huge excitement and felt grateful about not having been slotted in as an opener.
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