Australia will be up against New Zealand in their second Women's T20 World Cup clash in Sharjah on Tuesday, October 8. New Zealand lost to Australia thrice last month, however, it is them who are coming off a convincing win in their opening fixture while the six-team champions got through the line.
R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja led India's comeback on Day 1 of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai while New Zealand reduced the deficit to just 50 with Tom Latham and Kane Williamson smashing half-centuries on Day 2 against Sri Lanka. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on Sept 20.
New Zealand have been going through a rough patch in international cricket, T20Is in particular and have lost seven matches in the format in a row. In such a form, facing Australia can be tough but before the Women's T20 World Cup, this might just be the test the White Ferns would have wanted.
Australia are third on the World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle's points table with six wins and a draw in ten games. They have lost three games so far.
While Marcus Stoinis has lost his place in the ODI set-up, he remains one of the key members of Australia's T20I squad and is likely to play a pivotal role as a batting allrounder in New Zealand.
India TV Sports Wrap on October 29: Australia prevailed over New Zealand in a thriller while the Netherlands beat Bangladesh on Saturday double-header. India take on England in World Cup 2023 match in Lucknow on Sunday. Here are the top 10 trending news stories from the sporting world on October 29.
New Zealand suffered their second consecutive loss in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup as they went down to Australia by just five runs in a thriller. While Netherlands ended Bangladesh's campaign with an 87-run win. As India take on England on Sunday, let's take a look at the points table-
Australia won a thriller against New Zealand by just five runs in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 Match No. 27 as the five-time champions now have won four games in a row. However, not just the win, Australia will be glad they came unscathed on that Dharamsala outfield.
Australia have well and truly come back strongly in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup with four wins in a row as they beat New Zealand by 5 runs after posting a huge score of 388 runs in Dharamsala. The five-time champions achieved a huge ODI landmark on Saturday.
No game went to the last over in the first 25 matches and the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup has seen thrillers in the last two encounters as after PAK-SA, Australia and New Zealand played a high-scoring nail-biter in Dharamsala with the five-time champions prevailing by just five runs.
Australia came out with intent and aggression against New Zealand on Saturday, October 28 in Dharamsala as they unleashed an assault on the Kiwi bowlers on a small ground with a flat pitch. David Warner and Travis Head stitched a 175-run partnership while breaking several powerplay records.
Australian opener Travis Head, who has missed the first two matches of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 so far owing to his injury, is set to stay on the sidelines for some more time. Head, who is currently in Australia, had suffered a fracture in his left hand during South Africa series last month.
AUS vs NZ, 3rd ODI: In the final ODI, Australia was invited to bat first on a tricky surface of Cazaly's Stadium at Cairns. They put 267 on the board and did not let New Zealand breath easy.
AUS vs NZ, 3rd ODI: Stoinis left the field in the second innings of New Zealand's chase in the second ODI when he complained about his side. He bowled three overs and batted for 6 deliveries in the complete match.
Australia's top order struggled and slumped to 54-5 after being sent in, but the home team rallied to post 195-9. Steve Smith scored 61 and the last-wicket pair of Mitchell Starc (38) and Josh Hazlewood (23) combined for an unbeaten 47.
AUS vs NZ: Australia was jolted with several blows but Green and Carey combined to help Australia secure a famous win.
Former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene had his say on who will win the final of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. He said that his mind is with Australia but his heart thinks New Zealand will win the final. Both Australia and New Zealand are aiming to clinch their first-ever Men's T20 World Cup trophy at the Dubai International Stadium.
Former South Africa captain and all-rounder Shaun Pollock believe that it will be a fairytale ride if New Zealand wins the ICC T20 World Cup final against Australia.
Australia won the toss and opted to bowl first in the Final of T20 World Cup 2021 at the Dubai International Stadium.
Considering how both Australia and New Zealand won their respective semifinals against fancied opponents, one can expect another dramatic finish at the "Ring of Fire".
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