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Cummins & Australia Team Revealed To Be Against The Idea Of Lyon Batting With Injured Calf In Lord’s Test
New Delhi: Despite injuring his calf while fielding during last year’s second Ashes Test at Lord’s, veteran Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon’s suggestion to bat in his side’s second innings was not welcomed by skipper Pat Cummins and rest of the team.
An episode in the upcoming season three of 'The Test' documentary, to be aired on Prime Video on May 24, reveals the aftermath of Lyon, playing his 100th consecutive Test match, breaking down in the dressing room after suffering a series-ending calf injury while fielding, though Australia eventually won the match to take a 2-0 lead.
"I’ve blown my calf to bits. I knew straight away. I was gutted. I was devastated. You’re thinking the worst. Is your career done? But more importantly, you’re thinking you’ve let your teammates down.
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Cummins' Role In Carey’s Dramatic Stumping Of Bairstow Revealed In Season Three Of The Test
On Day Five: Australia skipper Pat Cummins’ role in wicketkeeper Alex Carey’s dramatic stumping of England batter Jonny Bairstow in the second Ashes Test at Lord’s last year has been revealed in the third season of The Test documentary. On Day Five of the Lord’s Test, Bairstow was on 10 and England were at 193/5 in the 52nd over when he ducked a bouncer from Cameron Green and inadvertently walked out of his crease. On seeing that, Carey immediately directed an underarm throw after catching the delivery and jumped for joy after firing an accurate throw toward the stumps.
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Amazon's Prime Video Wins Deal To Broadcast All ICC Events In Australia For Next Four Years
ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday announced that Amazon’s Prime Video has won the four-year rights deal to broadcast the global cricket tournaments for both men’s and women’s events in the country.
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