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Travis Head Wants To 'keep The Chatter' Alive On Test Opening Role
World Test Championship: After scoring a magnanimous 154 not out knock against England in the first ODI at Trent Bridge on Thursday, Australia batter Travis Head rides high on confidence and wants to keep the conversation alive on his reappointment as Test opener.
Head's 129-ball 154* studded with five sixes and 20 fours guided Australia to a comfortable seven-wicket win with 36 balls to spare in a chase of 316. After playing a match-winning knock, the Player of the Match awardee was asked whether he would be interested in taking the opening slot in Tests as well, Head replied: "Yeah, keep the chatter, makes it interesting. I'm not gonna dive into that. I'll just let that play out."
Previously, Head, who plays as an opener in white-ball cricket, claimed that opening is a specialist's job.
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New Delhi: Left-handed opener Travis Head slammed a career-best 154 not out and lead Australia to a comfortable seven-wicket win over England in the ODI series opener at Trent Bridge. The win coming in Adam Zampa’s 100th ODI appearance, where he took a three-fer, also propelled Australia to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series.
Jofra Archer Set For ODI Return As England Takes On Australia
Jofra Archer is set to make a highly-anticipated return to One-Day International cricket as England face Australia at Trent Bridge on Thursday.
Never Expected I'd Play This Much For Australia, Says Zampa On 100 ODIs Milestone
T20 World Cup: Australia’s upcoming ODI series opener against England at Trent Bridge on September 19 will also mark Adam Zampa’s 100th appearance in the 50-over format. On the verge of reaching this milestone, Zampa said he never anticipated playing these number of matches for his country in ODIs.
Connolly Added To Australia's ODI Squad; Beardman Drafted In As A Stand-by Player
U19 World Cup: Cooper Connolly has been added to Australia’s ODI squad for the upcoming series against England, while pacer Mahli Beardman, who was a member of the U19 World Cup-winning team, has been called up to the squad as a stand-by player.
Brook To Captain England In ODIs Against Australia After Buttler Ruled Out; Livingstone Comes Back
T20 World Cup: Middle-order batter Harry Brook will captain England in the upcoming One-day Series against Australia after regular skipper Jos Buttler was ruled out due to his ongoing recovery from a right calf injury.
Moving Up The Order Has Given Me More Responsibility And More Time To Bat, Says Livingstone
Big Bash League Overseas Draft: England’s explosive batter Liam Livingstone made his 50th T20I appearance memorable with a superb 87 from 47 balls leading the charge for a series-levelling win for the hosts’ over Australia at Cardiff.
Jos Buttler Ruled Out Of England’s T20Is Against Australia, Phil Salt Named Captain
Skipper Jos Buttler: Skipper Jos Buttler has been ruled out of England's T20I series against Australia due to a setback in recovering from a right calf injury. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said it places his participation in the ODI series against Australia, happening later this month in doubt.
Pant’s Red-ball Return Crucial Aspect In Keepers' Contest At Duleep Trophy
T20 World Cup: If there’s one image that will forever etch itself from the best cricketing moments of 2024, it is undoubtedly the sight of Rishabh Pant coming out to bat at number four after a long absence of 15 months, during the Delhi Capitals-Punjab Kings match in March at Mullanpur.
Brook, Mushfiqur And Rizwan Make Big Jumps In Men's Test Batting Rankings
T20I Player Rankings: Harry Brook, Mushfiqur Rahim and Mohammad Rizwan have made big jumps as per the latest update to the ICC Men’s Test Batting Rankings released on Wednesday after notching up fine batting performances in the longest format of the game last week.
India Men’s And Women’s Teams To Tour England Next Year For Tests, White-ball Series
ICC World Test Championship Final: The India men’s and women’s cricket teams will be touring England next year for red-ball and white-ball matches respectively, said the England and Wales Cricket Board while releasing their 2025 international home season schedule.
Sai Sudharsan Returns To Surrey For Final Two County Matches
The Kia Oval: Sai Sudharsan is set to bolster Surrey's quest for a third consecutive County Championship title as he returns to the club for the final two matches of the season.
England's Joe Root Regains Pole Position In ICC Men's Test Batting Rankings
Cricket World Cup League: England batter Joe Root has regained the pole position in the ICC Men’s Test Batting Rankings. Root has dethroned New Zealand’s Kane Williamson to take the top spot and now begin his ninth stint as the top-ranked batter in men’s Tests.
England Have Shown Improvement In 3-0 Win Over WI, Says Mark Butcher
The West Indies: Former England batter Mark Butcher believes the side has shown refinement and improvement in their 3-0 Test series win over the West Indies. England won the first Test at Lord's by an innings and 114 runs, followed by winning second game at Trent Bridge by 241 runs.
ENG V WI: Don't Feel It's Necessary To Change, Says Stokes On Naming Same Playing 11 For 3rd Test
During West Indies: England captain Ben Stokes backed his playing XI for the third and final Test against West Indies saying he doesn't feel the need to make any change in the team. England have the upper hand in the series with a 2-0 unassailable lead after registering impressive wins at the Lord's and Trent Bridge respectively. England refrained from giving a recall to Matthew Potts or handing a debut to Dillon Pennington at Edgbaston.
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