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2nd T20I: Players, Match Officials, MCG Staffers Wear Black Armbands In Memory Of Ben Austin
Ferntree Gully Cricket Club: Australia and India players, match officials and staffers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) are wearing black armbands in memory of 17-year-old cricketer Ben Austin, who died in Melbourne after being hit by the ball on the neck during training. Players of both the teams also observed the moment of silence before the play started.
Austin died after being hit in the neck while facing a ball-throwing device in a nets session at Wally Tew Reserve in Ferntree Gully Cricket Club, before playing a local T20 game. Austin was rushed to hospital in critical condition but passed away at Monash Children's Hospital.
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'No Words Can Ease The Pain Of Losing Someone So Young': Dhawan Condoles The Demise Of Teen Aussie Cricketer
Waverley Park Hawks Junior Football: Former India opener Shikhar Dhawan expressed grief and extended condolences on the death of 17-year-old Australian cricketer Ben Austin, who succumbed to injuries sustained during a training session in Melbourne.
'Gone Far Too Young': Global Cricket Fraternity Mourns Aussie Teen Cricketer's Sudden Death
Waverley Park Hawks Junior Football: The global cricket fraternity has been stunned by the sudden death of a 17-year-old Australian cricketer, Ben Austin, in a training accident.
Warner Backs Steve Smith To Score Five Centuries In Ashes, Calls Him ‘best Since Bradman’
Sir Donald Bradman: Former Australia opener David Warner has tipped Steve Smith to dominate England in the upcoming Ashes series, boldly predicting the veteran batter will rack up “five centuries” this summer and cement his place as Australia’s greatest since Sir Donald Bradman.
He's In Best Space To Have A Crack At Australia: Khawaja Backs Renshaw As Opener In Ashes
Usman Khawaja: Australia opener Usman Khawaja has backed Matthew Renshaw to be his opening partner in The Ashes, saying he is in the best form right now to have a go and score runs.
India Aim To Avoid Historic Clean Sweep In Final ODI Against Australia In Sydney (Preview)
Sydney Cricket Ground: India will look to avoid a clean sweep defeat when they take the field for the third and final ODI against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. With the hosts sealing the series 2-0 through a narrow two-wicket win in Adelaide, it becomes important for India to get a consolation victory.
Hazlewood Unwilling To Bring Change To His Bowling After ‘bit Unlucky’ Spell Against India
New South Wales: Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood remained steadfast after his economical spell of 0-29 drew attention in the team’s two-wicket victory over India in the second ODI at Adelaide Oval, stating that he had no regrets about his approach despite not taking any wickets.
Maxwell, Dwarshuis Return To Australia's T20I Squad For India Series
New South Wales: Veteran all-rounder Glenn Maxwell and pacer Ben Dwarshuis have been returned to Australia's T20I squad for the upcoming five-match series against India.
‘Just Stop The Ramp Shot,’ Allan Border's Stark Warning For Konstas Ahead Of Ashes
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Former Australia captain and cricket legend Allan Border gave his blunt opinion on Sam Konstas' batting style and urged the youngster to stop the theatrics of playing ramp shots and concentrate on his technique if he wants a future in Test cricket.
Konstas Hasn't Capitalised Much, Labuschagne Is The Obvious One: Ponting On Aussies' Tough Selection Call For Ashes
ICC World Test Championship: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes that Australian selectors will face a challenge when selecting a team for the upcoming Ashes series, with questions surrounding the inclusion of Sam Constas and Marnus Labuschagne in the lineup.
'I’d Be Lying If I Said I Wasn't Excited', Says Scott Boland Ahead Of Ashes
New South Wales: Australian pacer Scott Boland has shared his excitement of facing England in the iconic Ashes series at home coming summer. The 36-year-old also stated that he doesn’t mind being the 12th man on the side and making way for someone, who deserves a place in the XI.
Steve Smith 'ready For A Big Summer' As Ashes Series Approaches
The New South Welshman: Australia batter Steve Smith said that he’s been training hard and trying to get stronger in his preparations for the Ashes Tests. He also revealed that his strength test results have been ‘as good as they’ve ever been.’
If England Loses In Perth, They Will Lose Ashes 3-1: Ian Healy
Lilac Hill Park: Australian cricket legend Ian Healy has warned England that Perth will be the most crucial Test of the upcoming Ashes series. He said that if England loses the opening match, they are likely to lose the series 3-1.
'Wherever The Selectors And Coach Put Me, I'll Bat,’ Labuschagne Hopeful Of Ashes Recall
New Delhi: Marnus Labuschagne said he will bat wherever needed if called up for the Ashes as Australia looks for an opening batter to pair with Usman Khawaja. He also admitted he’s “walking a little taller” after regaining confidence in the Sheffield Shield.
We’re Confident That Cummins Is Going To Play A Major Part In Ashes: George Bailey
New South Wales: Australia’s selectors remain optimistic that captain Pat Cummins will "play a major part" in the upcoming Ashes series, despite no final decision being made on his availability less than five weeks before the first Test.
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