Australia are going to play two more ODIs and then a three-match T20I series against Pakistan before the eagerly awaited Border-Gavaskar Trophy gets underway in Perth on November 22 against Team India.
New Zealand handed India their first-ever series whitewash at home of three or more Test matches. Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood feels the humiliating loss might have awakened a sleeping giant in India ahead of the Border-Gavaskar series.
Australia eventually prevailed against England in the first T20I of the three-match series at the Rose Bowl despite running out of steam in their batting innings. Australia's bowling came to the party as England's batting was just about there but not totally and eventually fell short by 28 runs.
Earlier, Spencer Johnson got injured while playing for Oval Invincibles in the men's Hundred and was ruled out of the Scotland and the white-ball series against England in England with a side strain.
Michael Jones, the Scotland opener, said that his side won't be complaining if David Warner opens the bowling for Australia against them while responding on Josh Hazlewood's comments. Australia take on Scotland in their final Group B encounter and England's fortunes depend on that game.
England would need Australia to beat Scotland by a specific margin to qualify for the Super 8 round. But the Aussie pacer Josh Hazlewood hinted at knocking England out of the tournament with a deliberate play. While ICC rules don't allow such a thing to happen, here's what England coach had to say..
Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood hinted at his team putting an extra effort to see England, the defending champions England out of the tournament and rather have Scotland go through in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024. Australia confirmed their spot in the Super 8 after an easy win against Namibia.
Australia posted 383 runs in the first innings after being invited to bat first thanks to Cameron Green's unbeaten knock of 174 runs. The visitors then skittled New Zealand for just 179 runs to gain a massive lead of 204 runs to be in the ascendancy in the Test match.
English batter Ollie Pope registered a sensational 196-run knock in the second innings of the first Test match against India in Hyderabad and is among three nominees for the ICC Men's Player of the Month award for January 2024.
The return of David Warner clearly indicates that the southpaw is a part of Australia's plan for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 to be played in the USA and the West Indies. He recently retired from ODI and Test cricket.
Brisbane Heat played some outstanding brand of cricket during the course of the league stage. They won seven out of their 10 games, bagged 16 points and conceded just one. Sydney Sixers finished second on the points table.
Josh Hazlewood dazzled brightly with his spectacular performance with the ball. He bagged 4/44 in the first innings and backed it up with a match-winning fifer (5/35) in the second to leave West Indies dazed. Travis Head won the Player of the Match award for his gutsy 119 in the first innings.
IPL 2024: Cricket Australia has confirmed that most of its players will be available for the upcoming IPL, while England have kept conditions. The IPL auction is set to be held on December 19 in Dubai.
All 10 teams released their list of retained and released players for the 2024 edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) on Sunday (November 26). While some of the decisions from the franchises were on expected lines, a few of the retentions and releases quite a few eyebrows.
It will be a repeat of 2003 World Cup final on Sunday (November 19) as India and Australia will lock horns in the summit clash of the ongoing World Cup. Both teams are on a winning run with India winning their last 10 matches, while Australia have won their last 8 matches.
Temba Bavuma played a sensational knock of 114* off 142 balls to help South Africa score 222 runs while batting first.
Michael Neser have made the cut in the squad after hiss brilliant performance in England's Country Championship
Earlier, Virat Kohli also gave an update about Hazlewood's return.
Australia's Josh Hazlewood, who had to opt out of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in India, is hoping to get ready for the Ashes after playing IPL
While Hazlewood is set to miss at least 7 matches, his Australian teammate Glenn Maxwell is doubtful for RCB's opening match.
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