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If You Want To Hit Your First Ball For Six, Then I Want You To Do It: Marsh On Cummins’s Message Before Turnaround
The Sydney Morning Herald: Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has revealed that before the third Ashes Test at Headingley, captain Pat Cummins urged him to hit his first ball with the bat for a six if he wishes to do so.
In that game, Marsh made a run-a-ball 118 on his Test recall after nearly four years. “He said to me, ‘If you want to go and hit your first ball for six, and you’re feeling it, I want you to do it’. Ultimately, I’m probably not going to do that.”
“Although I’d love to be able to say after I finished playing that I hit my first ball for six in a Test match. But I guess that’s the reason I’m picked. I do play reasonably attacking these days, and Patty sees that as a strength of mine. He just wants me to go out there and enjoy it and have fun,” Marsh was quoted as saying by The Sydney Morning Herald.
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World Test Championship: Former India left-arm fast-bowler Irfan Pathan believes the visitors’ mantra for the Test series against South Africa happening later this month should be acing the new ball challenge in both batting and bowling innings.
Haddin Believes There’s Lot Of Cricket Left In Australia Fast-bowling Trio Of Cummins, Hazlewood & Starc
The Follow On: Former Australia wicketkeeper-batter Brad Haddin believes the decorated fast-bowling trio of Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc have a lot more years to continue in the national team.
Maxwell Eyes Off Shock Red-ball Return For World Test Championship Series
ICC World Test Championship: Limited-overs specialist Glenn Maxwell has not given up hope of making a return to Test cricket and is eyeing off an away series on the sub-continent at the end of the current ICC World Test Championship cycle as his best opportunity to do so.
New Zealand Like Being The Underdog, Says Ross Taylor Ahead Of T20 World Cup 2024
ICC ODI World Cup: In the unpredictable world of cricket, New Zealand have emerged as a formidable force, consistently reaching the semifinals and finals of major ICC events. Former cricketer Ross Taylor, who has been an integral part of the Black Caps squad for years, on Sunday shed light on the team's unique journey and their preference for the underdog role as they gear up for the T20 World Cup 2024.
Wish Warner Luck, But Not Hoping For A Good End Against Us, Says Shaheen Shah Afridi
Shaheen Shah Afridi: Pakistan's pace spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi wished David Warner good luck as he prepares to play his last Test series, but added with a hint of the competitive spirit that the left-handed opener doesn’t have a good end to his red-ball career against his team.
Pat Cummins Has Exceeded My Expectations As A Captain, Says Ian Chappell
World Test Championship: Former Australia cricketer Ian Chappell said fast-bowler Pat Cummins has exceeded his expectations as a captain, adding that he’s proved to be successful not just in Test cricket, but also in the 50-over format.
Warner Is Still In Our Best 11 Players To Win First Test: Geroge Bailey
World Test Championship: After former Australia fast-bowler Johnson launched a scathing attack over David Warner's selection for the first Test against Pakistan starting from December 14, chief selector George Bailey came out in support of the left-handed opener, saying he is still the best option to open alongside Usman Khawaja.
Travis Head Is One Of The Emerging Great Talents In All Three Formats Of The Game: Ricky Ponting
World Test Championship: Australia cricket legend Ricky Ponting has called left-handed batter Travis Head as one of the great emerging talents across all forms of the game in men’s international cricket, adding that he’s excited to see what the next 12 months hold for him.
Matching Babar With Smith Is Almost Like Matching Smith With Kohli: Usman Khawaja
ODI World Cup: Ahead of Australia’s three-match Test series against Pakistan, veteran left-handed opener Usman Khawaja drew parallels in clash of batting titans between Steven Smith and Babar Azam, saying it is like comparing the Sydney-based right-handed batter with the talismanic Virat Kohli.
Pakistan Test Captain Shan Masood Given An Upgrade In PCB's Central Contract List
Pakistan Cricket Board: Pakistan’s Test skipper Shan Masood has been given an upgrade in the Pakistan Cricket Board’s central contract list, said the governing body (PCB) on Thursday. The upgrade sees Masood’s contract go from Category D to B.
Cameron Green Is The Ideal Fit For Middle-order Power Role, Says RCB Director Of Cricket Mo Bobat
Cricket Mo Bobat: Australia’s fast-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green could be an ideal fit for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the middle-order powerful batter role, believes director of cricket Mo Bobat. On Monday, IPL announced that Green was traded to RCB from Mumbai Indians, who had retained him when the retentions deadline was at 5pm on Sunday.
Will Savour The Moment Of Silence On Kohli’s Dismissal For A Long Time, Says Pat Cummins
The Sydney Morning Herald: Pat Cummins, the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup winning captain for Australia, said the moment of silence in the Narendra Modi Stadium when he dismissed Virat Kohli in the title clash is something which he will be savouring for a long time to come.
Labuschagne Credits Cummins’ Spell, McDonald’s Influence On Helping Australia Win World Cup Final
ODI World Cup: Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne has heaped praise on skipper Pat Cummins for his spell of 2-34 and head coach Andrew McDonald’s influence for propelling the team to 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup triumph with a six-wicket victory in the final over India.
Faltering In Final At Ahmedabad Brings Back Familiar Knockout Sinking Feeling For India
T20 World Cup: The time between 2007 and 2013 fetched India unforgettable success in global ICC men’s events: the inaugural T20 World Cup triumph in 2007, the 2011 ODI World Cup victory on home soil and an exciting 2013 Champions Trophy win. But after that, the trophy cabinet has been bare.
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