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Asia Cup: Suryakumar Withdraws Stump-out Appeal Against SIddique In Opener
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: A rare moment of sportsmanship took centre stage during India’s Asia Cup opening game against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday, when skipper Suryakumar Yadav withdrew a successful stumping appeal against Junaid Siddique – only for the batter to fall the very next ball.
The incident occurred in the 13th over when Shivam Dube was running in to bowl. Just as he delivered, the blue towel tucked in his back pocket slipped out onto the pitch. Distracted by that, Siddique threw his bat at the ball but missed, and wicketkeeper Sanju Samson collected it cleanly.
Instead of regaining his ground, Siddique pointed towards the fallen towel and lingered outside his crease. Samson seized the chance by whipping off the bails, and the third umpire ruled him out - an incident which reminded of the manner in which Jonny Bairstow was run out by Alex Carey in the second Ashes Test at Lord's in 2023.
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'More Games Left In Us': Hazlewood Backs Veteran Pace Trio To Continue Beyond Ashes
Sydney Cricket Ground: Veteran Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood has clarified that the team is not looking to replace the current experienced pace trio after the conclusion of the home Ashes, emphasising that the bowling attack still has plenty left to offer.
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ICC Champions Trophy: England have got a much-needed boost ahead of this year's Ashes series in Australia as Test skipper Ben Stokes has returned to training after his shoulder injury.
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With England: With England likely to name their squad for the Ashes towards the end of this month, head coach Brendon McCullum said skipper Ben Stokes has been ensuring he gets as ‘making sure he gets as fit as what he possibly can’ for the all-important five-match series.
Cummins Willing To Be 'aggressive' In Rehab To Be Able To Play In Ashes
World Test Championship: Australian captain Pat Cummins said he is willing to take an ‘aggressive’ approach in his rehabilitation from a back injury to ensure he is fit for the all-important Ashes, starting on November 21 in Perth.
Pat Cummins Ruled Out Of India, NZ White-ball Series To Focus On Ashes
West Indies Test: Australia Test and ODI skipper Pat Cummins has been sidelined from the upcoming white-ball series against India and New Zealand due to a lower back injury. Cricket Australia confirmed that his rehabilitation is being carefully managed with a focus on ensuring full fitness ahead of the Ashes.
Webster Ready To Embrace Challenge From Green In Battle For Ashes All-rounder Slot
World Test Championship: Australia’s seam-bowling all-rounder Beau Webster has admitted Cameron Green’s return bowling duties could put his Test spot under pressure, which means he will have to restate his claims in the Sheffield Shield ahead of Australia’s Ashes defence later this year.
Strong Start With Bat At Top Will Be Key To England’s Ashes Hopes, Says Ponting
Ricky Ponting: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes England’s prospects in this year’s all-important Ashes will depend heavily on whether their top-order can give them a strong start. England recently had a 2-2 series draw against India and will next play Tests when the opening Ashes Test begins on November 21 in Perth.
Woakes Weighs Rehab Gamble To Be Fit For Ashes After Shoulder Blow
New Delhi: England all-rounder Chris Woakes says he may opt for rehabilitation over surgery on his shoulder injury, despite the risk of a recurrence, in a bid to be fit for the Ashes later this year.
5th Test: The Best Five-match Test Series I've Ever Been A Part Of And Witnessed, Says McCullum
Tendulkar Trophy: After the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series against India ended in a 2-2 draw, England head coach Brendon McCullum called it the best five-match Test series he has ever been involved in and seen in his cricketing journey.
PM's XI To Face England XI In Two-day Pink Ball Match Ahead Of Ashes Day-night Test
Cricket Australia XI: Cricket Australia has confirmed that the Prime Minister’s XI will take on an England Men’s XI in a two-day, day-night fixture at Manuka Oval on November 29 and 30
'Aussie Ashes Line-up Is Going To Be Like It Is Right Now', Opines Ponting
World Test Championship: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has named the top three batters he expects to play in the first Ashes Test and Australia’s first home series of the new World Test Championship cycle. He also offered advice to struggling opener Sam Konstas, whose form has sparked much debate.
3rd Test: Rotation Of Bowlers Will Be A Critical Thing, Says Mel Jones
Tendulkar Trophy Test: Ahead of India set to bowl first in the third Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Lord’s, former Australia women’s cricketer Mel Jones feels the rotation of bowlers will be a critical factor, especially after the Edgbaston game ended three days ago.
WTC Final: Steve Smith Establishes New Record For Most Test Runs By A Visiting Batter At Lord’s
World Test Championships: Australia’s premier batter Steve Smith has established a new record for the most runs scored by a visiting batter in Tests at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground on Day One of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa.
Heather Knight Steps Down As England Captain After Head Coach Jon Lewis Departure
Deputy Chief Executive Officer: Heather Knight has stepped down as England women's team captain after nearly nine years, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Saturday. The development comes a day after head coach Jon Lewis' departure following their 16-0 drubbing against Australia in the Ashes series. Knight will continue to be available for selection.
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