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‘All My Hard Work Is Paying Off’: Maitlan Brown Looks Forward To Making International Debut For Aus
Maitlan Brown: Maitlan Brown is eager to make an impact at the WACA Ground this week, but even if she doesn’t earn a maiden international cap in the one-off pink-ball Test against India, starting on Friday in Perth, the pacer is determined to embrace her return to the Australian fold.
The 28-year-old was brought into the squad as a late replacement after Kim Garth was sidelined with a quad injury. It marks Brown’s first inclusion in an Australian squad since 2021, recognition for a strong domestic season in which she has consistently impressed with her pace.
"It's been so exciting", Brown told the Scoop Podcast shortly after arriving in Perth on Tuesday. "Getting the phone call – when I saw (national selector) Shawn Flegler's name pop up on my phone, you know there's something going on when 'Flegs' calls. It's just so nice to feel like all my hard work is really paying off and I'm super proud. Whether I play or not, I think it's an awesome opportunity regardless and I'm just so excited to be back in and among the group,” she added.
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The BCCI Medical Team: Senior pacer Renuka Thakur has been ruled out of the only Test against Australia at the WACA Ground in Perth as Kashvee Gautam was named a replacement on Tuesday.
Australia Add Uncapped Duo Trenaman, Brown To Squad For One-off Test Against India
New South Wales: Australia have called up uncapped pair Rachel Trenaman and Maitlan Brown to their squad for one-off Test against India, that commences at the WACA Ground in Perth on March 6.
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Lucy Hamilton: Uncapped teenage pacer Lucy Hamilton is edging closer to a potential international debut after being named in contention for the third and final ODI of the series against India, with Australia women's cricket team grappling with a growing injury list.
Alyssa Healy To Retire From All Forms Of Cricket After Home Series Against India
Australia captain Alyssa Healy on Tuesday announced she will retire from all formats of cricket following the multi-format home series against India, which concludes with the Test match at Perth's WACA Ground from March 6.
Nicholas Lee To Take Over As New Strength And Conditioning Coach Of Indian Women’s Team
Sussex County Cricket Club: Nicholas Lee is set to take over as the new strength and conditioning coach of the Indian women's cricket team. Sources familiar with the matter told IANS that Lee is likely to join the Indian team after the 2026 season of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) is over on February 5 in Vadodara.
It’ll Be An Epic Contest Across All Formats Against India: Beth Mooney
While Beth Mooney: While Beth Mooney is focused on the ongoing Women’s Big Bash League, her mind is already racing ahead to March’s big stage when Australia play a day-night Test against India. With just 100 days to go, the Australian batter is thinking beyond the present and eyeing opportunities for fresh faces to break into the national side.
India Men To Tour Australia For White-ball Games In 2025/26 Season, Women To Play All-format Series
The Sydney Cricket Ground: The India men’s cricket team is all set to tour Australia for a white-ball series in the 2025/26 international cricket season in the country, while the women’s side will play an all-format series later.
Konstas Is Still Working His Game Out And Learning In Every Match, Says Shipperd
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Australia 'very Hopeful' Of Green’s Return For World Test Championship Final
World Test Championship: Australia chief selector George Bailey said the panel is "very hopeful" about all-rounder Cameron Green being fit to play in the World Test Championship final against South Africa in June, though that could happen as a pure batter.
Australia All-rounder Green Back To Running After Stress Fracture Surgery
Forte Orthopaedics Hospital: Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green has shared that he’s back to running in his recovery process after having undergone a lower back stress fracture surgery in October last year.
Wolvaardt, Chamari Among ICC Women’s Cricketer Of The Year Nominees
Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy: South African batter Laura Wolvaardt and Sri Lankan allrounder Chamari Athapaththu have been nominated for the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy for the ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year 2024 alongside Annabel Sutherland of Australia and Melie Kerr of New Zealand.
3rd ODI: India Still Not A Finished Product As A Fielding Unit, Admits Smriti Mandhana
With Shafali Verma: After her knock of 105 went in vain as India lost the third ODI to Australia by 83 runs to be clean swept 3-0, vice-captain Smriti Mandhana admitted India are not yet a finished product as a fielding side.
Mooney Embraces Wicketkeeping Role As Australia Gear Up For New Zealand Tour
ODI World Cup: Australian wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney is ready to continue her duties behind the stumps during the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand, as regular keeper and captain Alyssa Healy focuses on recovering from a knee injury.
BGT 2024-25: Shubman Gill Looked Very Comfortable While Batting, Says Abhishek Nayar
Shubman Gill: India men’s assistant coach Abhishek Nayar said Shubman Gill looked very comfortable while batting as per his perspective ahead of two-day pink-ball practice game against Prime Minister’s XI at the Manuka Oval, starting on Saturday.
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