Australia have their star fast bowler Josh Hazlewood ruled out of the second Test match against India in Adelaide but will have a star all-rounder Mitchell Marsh fit. Australia are looking to level the series after a record-breaking defeat in the first Test in Perth.
Mitchell Marsh had bowled 17 overs at the Perth Stadium during the first Test of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. He was a bit ginger after the game and clouds are hovering over his fitness ahead of the second Test.
Australia lost the first Test to India at the Optus Stadium in Perth by a huge margin of 295 runs, their second-biggest loss at home in the last 40 years. The second Test is set to be a day-night affair and will be played with pink ball with Australia under immense pressure to level the series.
Cameron Green has been ruled out of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after deciding to undergo back surgery. The surgery and the rehab are likely to rule him out of action for six months.
Regular captain Pat Cummins returned after opting out of the England tour while Australia will be without a couple of their key white-ball players including stand-in captain Mitchell Marsh. The three-match ODI series begins on November 4 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The three-match T20I series between England and Australia is set to commence today. Australia are coming off a 3-0 win over Scotland while England are playing for the first time since the T20 World Cup. They will also miss Jos Buttler with Phil Salt standing in as captain.
The much-awaited white-ball series between arch-rivals England and Australia is all set to commence with the T20I series today in Southampton. It is the start of the new cycle in T20Is for both teams as they build the side for the World Cup in 2026. Here's the pitch report for the first match.
The world No.1 T20I batter Travis Head smashed the joint-fastest T20I fifty for Australia and Mitchell Marsh scored quick 39 runs to help Australia chase down a 155-run target against Scotland inside 10 overs at Grange Cricket Club Ground in Edinburgh.
Australia will take on Scotland in a three-match T20 series, a first-ever bilateral assignment between the two countries starting Wednesday, September 3 in Edinburgh. Australia have introduced some fresh faces for the assignment and would aim for a good outing against a good Scottish side.
Australia would need a bigger role from their all-rounders for their front-line fast bowlers to play all five matches of the Border-Gavaskar series against India. Cummins feels the team would draw upon the all-rounders more for the upcoming summer.
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Australia will play Bangladesh at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua. They will then take on Afghanistan at the Arnos Vale Ground in Kingstown, St Vincent followed by an eagerly awaited clash with India at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia.
Mitchell Marsh's quick blitz helped Australia keep the English bowling attack under pressure and it also allowed the other Aussie batters to play with complete freedom. The Aussie skipper struck two fours and as many sixes during his knock.
Australia played a couple of warm-up matches in the lead up to the tournament beating Namibia comfortably but lost to the West Indies by 35 runs. They will now play their first group game of the World Cup against Oman on June 6.
Mitchell Marsh was ruled out of the Indian Premier League 2024 in April due to a hamstring injury. He played only four games for the Delhi Capitals before returning home to treat his injury. Meanwhile, Australia's head coach Andrew McDonald has opened up on his fitness.
Australia announced their T20 World Cup squad on May 1 naming injured Mitchell Marsh the captain for the tournament. The all-rounder got injured while playing for the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and has given an update on his recovery.
Mitchell Marsh will be leading Australia for the first time in an ICC event. He has been captaining Australia in the shortest format of the game for quite some time now.
Rishabh Pant-led Delhi Capitals lost star Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh to a hamstring injury and replaced him with an experienced Afghanistan cricketer on Thursday. Delhi have made a strong comeback after a poor start to the IPL 2024 with four wins in nine games.
Mitchell Marsh played four matches for Delhi Capitals in the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League. He missed the next games as he picked up a hamstring issue during DC's clash against Kolkata Knight Riders. He has now been ruled out of the tournament.
Delhi Capitals all-rounder and Australia's T20 skipper Mitchell Marsh has flown back home with a partial tear in his hamstring. Even though there has been no information on his future for the rest of IPL 2024, he is likely to be ruled out given Australia will want him fit for the T20 World Cup.
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