World Cup 2019: 5 spinners who can trap batsmen in their web at the World Cup
Cricket | May 16, 2019 20:08 ISTWith dry surfaces on offer, spinners will have an important role to play in the World Cup in England and Wales this summer.
With dry surfaces on offer, spinners will have an important role to play in the World Cup in England and Wales this summer.
David Warner signed off his IPL 2019 campaign in style, notching up his eight fifty of the season to help Sunrisers Hyderabad took a step closer towards qualifying for the playoffs.
On his final appearance for SRH this season, David Warner signed off in style with a brilliant 81 to help the hosts post 212/5 while Rashid and Khaleel saw off Punjab to win by 45 runs.
Sunrisers Hyderabad beat Chennai Super Kings by 6 wickets in Hyderabad to register their fourth win in IPL 2019.
Rabada said that his parents, as young Black Africans, had their share of struggles while they tried to settle down in their professional lives but ensured that he got the best of everything.
In the last four years, Asghar Afghan has had a successful tenure as Afghanistan skipper, leading his team to victory in 33 ODIs and 37 T20Is.
It marked the end of Asghar Afghan's four-year stint as captain of the Afghanistan team across the three formats.
Even as others struggled to find form, Bairstow hit a 28-ball 48 to ensure that there was no coming back for DC in the match.
Afghanistan's Mohammad Nabi has emerged as a dependable finger spinner, who relies on his natural game.
Rashid Khan was adjudged man-of-the-match for his all-round show against Rajasthan Royals on Saturday in Hyderabad.
While the bowling is an area that SRH will look to correct, the Royals will want to ensure that they get their batting right.
Archer feels Bumrah's unusual action makes it difficult for batsmen to pick him.
Andre Russell smashed an unbeaten 19-ball 49 to set up the win for KKR and spoil David Warner's scintillating IPL comeback.
Warner's inputs and influence on the team members make him an important part of the leadership group.
Rashid Khan, Rahmat Shah and Ihsanullah Janat starred for Afghanistan as they beat Ireland by 7 wickets win their maiden Test match.
Both teams are competing in only their second Test match since gaining Test status in 2017.
Afghanistan were eyeing a much bigger lead before Ireland hit back and claimed the last five wickets for 87 runs in the last session.
Shane Warne also refused to buy the argument that finger spinners are losing relevance in limited overs format.
Rashid (2-20) ran Ireland into deep trouble when he dismissed two of the five Ireland debutants in his first over as Afghanistan bowled out Ireland for 178.
Afghanistan will go into this year's World Cup with an arsenal of experienced cricketers and promising youngsters.
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