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'Enjoyed The First Couple Of Weeks Of It', Says Smith On Life As Australia’s Test Opener
Big Bash League: Australia’s premier batter Steve Smith said he has enjoyed the first few weeks of being the Test opener, in what was his response to the critics who questioned the move.
On his request, Smith was elevated as Australia’s Test opener after the retirement of David Warner. He recorded scores of 12 and 11 not out in the first Test against the West Indies, before making six in the first innings of the second game at Brisbane.
Smith then carried his bat to make 91 not out in the second innings, where Australia suffered a shock eight-run defeat to West Indies. "There was a lot of commentary around I'd failed in two or three innings - I had a not out and two low scores. Now I'm averaging 60 as an opener.
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Clarke Notes Technical Change In Labuschagne’s Batting, Backs Him To Return To Form For NZ Tests
Around The Wicket: Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has noted a technical change in Marnus Labuschagne’s batting and has backed the top-order batter to rectify it and be back to scoring ways for the tour of New Zealand.
Bowlers Been Getting Aus Out Of Jail; Middle-order Numbers Are Not Great: Finch
Around The Wicket: Former Australia captain Aaron Finch believes that the side's bowling attack has been bailing the team out of tough situations in their Test matches of the international home summer, adding that the numbers of the middle-order batters don’t make for a great look.
Rodney Hogg Glad WI Used His Comments As Inspiration For Magical Gabba Win
Following West Indies: Former Australia fast-bowler Rodney Hogg said he was glad the West Indies used his comments of them being 'hopeless and pathetic' as inspiration for securing a magical eight-run win at the Gabba.
U19 World Cup: Pakistan And West Indies Begin Super Six Campaigns With Fighting Wins
ICC U19 Men: Former champions Pakistan and West Indies started their respective campaigns in the Super Six stage with hard-fought identical three-wicket wins in the ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup 2024 in South Africa on Tuesday.
Shamar Joseph Ruled Out Of ILT20 Due To Toe Injury
The West Indian: West Indies pace bowler Shamar Joseph has been ruled out of the ILT20 due to a toe injury sustained during the Gabba Test against Australia.
Watson Considers Green As Australia's 'one Of The Most Gifted Batters'
After David Warner: Former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson views Cameron Green as one of the country's "most gifted batters" and believes that once he establishes the right approach for scoring at the crease, his full potential will be unleashed.
U19 Men's World Cup: Stage Set For The Crucial Super Six Round
Cricket World Cup: The top three teams from each of the original four groups in the U19 Men’s CWC have moved to the next stage of the competition -– the Super Six -- after an exciting round of preliminary group matches in South Africa.
Steve O’Keefe Raises Questions Over Marnus Labuschagne’s Significant Lean Patch In Tests
Marnus Labuschagne: Former Australia spinner Steve O’Keefe has raised questions over Marnus Labuschagne’s significant lean patch in Test cricket, and has called for the top-order batter to step up in future assignments.
U19 Men's WC: Ryan Hicks' Unbeaten 77 Helps Australia Beat Sri Lanka
ICC U19 Men: Ryan Hicks came good for Australia with an unbeaten half-century as they defeated Sri Lanka in their final group match of the ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup 2024 here on Sunday.
1st Test: Hartley’s Seven-wicket Haul, Pope’s 196 Gives England A Famous 28-run Win Over India (ld)
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Debutant left-arm spinner Tom Hartley set aside a poor performance in the first innings to pick a sensational 7-62 as England clinched an improbable and famous 28-run win over India in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Sunday.
1st Test: Hartley’s Seven-wicket Haul Gives England A Famous 28-run Win Over India
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Debutant left-arm spinner Tom Hartley set aside a poor performance in the first innings to pick a sensational 7-62 as England clinched an improbable and famous 28-run win over India in the Test series opener at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium here on Sunday.
वेस्टइंडीज की 27 साल बाद ऑस्ट्रेलिया में पहली टेस्ट जीत
West Indies: गाबा, 28 जनवरी (आईएएनएस) अनुभवहीन वेस्टइंडीज ने यहां एक रोमांचक मुकाबले में ऑस्ट्रेलिया को आठ रन से हरा दिया, यह फरवरी 1997 के बाद देश में उनकी पहली टेस्ट जीत है, जब कर्टली एम्ब्रोस के 7/93 ने मार्क टेलर के ऑस्ट्रेलिया को 10 विकेट से हराया था।
West Indies Stun Australia In Grandstand Brisbane Finish
World Test Championship: An inexperienced West Indies defeated Australia by eight runs in a nail-biting contest here, their first Test win in the nation since February 1997, when Curtly Ambrose's 7/93 had helped beat Mark Taylor's Australia by 10 wickets.
India's Search For 'bowlers Who Can Bat' Must Continue To End Lower-order Fragility
The ODI World Cup: The ODI World Cup in 2023 saw India's bowling attack emerge as the undisputed hero of the tournament.
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