Sydney: Australian pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson does not consider the encounter against Bangladesh in Brisbane to be a cake-walk and says that he will be viewing video footage of how the Asian team plays in
Brisbane, Australia: Australia paceman Mitchell Johnson says there is little doubt test captain Michael Clarke will return to the team for its Pool A match against Bangladesh on Saturday at Brisbane's Gabba ground.Clarke was set
Melbourne: The World Cup's highest run-scorer Sachin Tendulkar (2,278 runs) and highest wicket-taker Glenn McGrath (71 wickets) may have retired from the game but the 11th edition features several batsmen and bowlers who can light
Melbourne: Former Australian pacer Jason Gillespie Friday urged England to attack Australian pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson when the two teams meet in the World Cup opener at the Melbourne Cricket ground (MCG) Saturday.Johnson ripped through
Melourne: Dynamic opening batsman David Warner Friday said Australian pacers Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc will star for the co-hosts and will be crucial for the country's World Cup campaign.Speaking with cricket.com.au ahead of Saturday's
First-timers may get excited with the bounce on Australian pitches and try to bowl short, but bowling short of a good length and variations in pace have become the main weapon for bowlers in limited-overs
The 11th edition of the Cricket World Cup will be staged in New Zealand and Australia from February 14 to March 29. It will be the first time since 1992, the mega even will be
Perth: Australian left-arm pacer Mitchell Johnson on Monday said he is open to the idea of bowling first change in the World Cup should the team demand that of him."We've got two left-armers and got
Perth: Making an impactful return in the tri-series final to send England packing, Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson said that the Eoin Morgan-led side would be "dreaming" if they believe that pressure will not be on
Perth: In what seems to be a dress rehearsal of their opening game in the World Cup, an unbeaten Australia take on England in the cricket tri-series final, here Sunday.Having accumulated 15 points from four
Perth: Australian pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson is set to return from his month-long rest period and the Tri-series final against England will be his first competitive match since the Boxing Day Test against India.Following the
Perth: Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson is set to return to One-Day International (ODI) cricket after a break of over a month and will play in the tri-series final here Sunday.Johnson said the break was
Sydney: Mitchell Starc will replace injured allrounder Mitchell Johnson in the only change to Australia's lineup for the fourth cricket test against India starting at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday.Captain Steve Smith confirmed Australia's
Sydney: Australian pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson was today ruled out of the fourth and final cricket Test against India after failing to recover from a hamstring strain."Mitchell Johnson has been ruled out of the fourth
Sydney: Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson is in doubt for the fourth test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground because of soreness in his left hamstring.Johnson did not train with the Australian team on
Sydney: Mitchell Johnson, Australia fast bowling spearhead has a word of caution for his teammates when they take on India under aggressive new captain Virat Kohli next week here.It has been an increasingly hostile series
Sydney: If “sledging” had been the sole criterion to get into a playing XI of a cricket team, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, by his own admission, showed enough expertise in that area to get
New Delhi: With World Cup only six weeks away, teams are busy playing with each other to prepare for the mega sport even to be held in Australia and New Zealand where bouncy and seaming
Melbourne: First innings centurions Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane arrested the initial slump as India reached 104 for three at tea chasing an improbable target of 384 on the fifth day of the third cricket
Melbourne, Australia: Shaun Marsh was run out for 99 before Australia declared its second innings on 318-9 on Tuesday, leaving India an improbable victory target of 384 runs in the final two sessions of the
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