Fans positive about India's comeback in 3rd ODI against NZ
Sports | February 11, 2020 9:04 ISTFans are positive about India's comeback in the third and final match of ODI series against New Zealand on February 11.
Fans are positive about India's comeback in the third and final match of ODI series against New Zealand on February 11.
Team India practiced ahead of 3rd ODI match in New Zealand's Mount Maunganui on February 10.
The six-match tri-series on the road to the World Cup 2023 sees USA and Namibia make their debut in the CWC League 2 competition.
Former Proteas all-rounder Jacques Kallis has urged the current South African team to take inspiration from England in a bid to revive their ODI performance.
His batting not only put the pressure on the bowlers, but also hammered away in the first ten overs of the match.
The tournament will see participation from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh.
On a personal note, he is happy to start off well having hit a 97 against Ireland and a century in the decider against England.
While there has been a lot of focus on Indian wrist spinners, the visitors will be missing the services of Jasprit Bumrah, and possibly of Bhuvneshwar Kumar for the first ODI, who is in doubt with a stiff back.
Considered one of the most successful bowlers for Australia, Lee said that to make the game "bowler friendly", it's important to ensure a conducive pitch with "good grass coverage".
A six-wicket win over Papua New guinea in the WC qualifiers is not just any win for the nation, but a new chapter in international cricket for Nepal.
This decision comes as a part of the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) revamp of its women's cricket set-up.
The 'men-in-blue' looked relaxed as they headed straight to the team hotel along with their support staff and chief coach Ravi Shastri.
In the 2007 Cricket World Cup, the Rahul Dravid-led Team India lost to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in group stages to crash out in the opening round.
Opening the innings, Nair scored a patient 57 off 83 balls while skipper Pandey chipped in with unbeaten 41 off 52 balls. The duo added 67 runs for the third wicket Shreyas Iyer (20) and Sanju Samson (10) were dismissed cheaply.
India's most successful Test bowler in recent times felt that Shastri would have a positive impact on the entire team.
Under the heartbreak of a final defeat at the hands of England, Goswami was able to reflect on one of the biggest moments in India women's cricket history.
The 30-year-old, who has taken 558 first-class wickets at an average of 19.85, is the only new face in the team, which also saw the return of batting all-rounder Dhananjaya de Silva and seamer Nuwan Pradeep.
Rahul had to stay back in Colombo for observation because of high fever even though the rest of the squad traveled South on Sunday.
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