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The Quicker Mohammed Shami Gets Fit And Is On A Flight, It's Better For India, Says Shastri
World Test Championship: According to former head coach Ravi Shastri, India would be better off with having returning fast-bowler Mohammed Shami back in the team as soon as possible for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.
After being out of competitive cricket action for 360 days due to an achilles injury needing surgery, Shami made a successful return to competitive action for Bengal in their ongoing Ranji Trophy clash against Madhya Pradesh at Holkar Stadium in Indore.
Shami bowled for 19 overs and took an impressive 4/54 to signal that he’s slowly getting back to being at his best. "If anything, I would have wanted a little more support for Jasprit (Bumrah) in the pace-bowling attack. So the quicker Mohammed Shami gets fit and is on a flight, I think it's better for India," said Shastri on the ICC Review show.
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Virat Kohli Will Be Fine If He Can Be Calm And Play At His Own Pace, Says Shastri
Virat Kohli: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri believes Virat Kohli can make a turnaround in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy if he can maintain his composure, play at his own rhythm, and resist the urge to be in a rush. The talismanic Kohli managed to hit just one half-century and averaged just 21.33 across India’s five home Test matches against Bangladesh and New Zealand. In the unprecedented 3-0 series loss to New Zealand, Kohli could amass only 93 runs in six innings.
Very Awkward To Face Bumrah First Time, Gets Fine Once Used To Facing Him, Says Usman Khawaja
Usman Khawaja: Australia’s left-handed opener Usman Khawaja admits Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah’s unusual bowling action initially feels awkward, but with constant exposure to facing him, it becomes easier to handle.
Excited For IPL 2025 Auction, I Enjoyed My Days With Punjab Kings: Ashutosh Sharma
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: After his breakout season in the Indian Premier League (PKL) with Punjab Kings in 2024, Madhya Pradesh allrounder Ashutosh Sharma is excited about the upcoming mega auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and is eyeing to continue his stellar run with the new franchise.
Ranji Trophy: Mohammed Shami Claims Four-wicket Haul Against MP
Ranji Trophy: India pacer Mohammed Shami made a memorable return to the Ranji Trophy, claiming four wickets to power Bengal to a first-innings lead over Madhya Pradesh at the Holkar Stadium.
'Be Careful; The Squad Just Doesn't Relax': Ian Healy On India's Close-door Training Session In Perth
The Sydney Morning Herald: As India have officially begun their preparations for the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Perth, reportedly training behind closed doors on Wednesday at the WACA, Australian great Ian Healy thinks that tourists are making a mistake by opting for total privacy as he believes it can create an unhappy touring squad.
Conditions Have Helped Bowlers, But Want To Prove Our Mettle As A Batting Unit, Says Rizwan
Mohammad Abbas Afridi: Ahead of Pakistan kick-starting their three-match T20I series against Australia, skipper Mohammad Rizwan said despite the conditions helping bowlers on their tour so far, the visitors are keen to prove their mettle as a batting unit. Pakistan go into the T20I series on the back of beating Australia 2-1 in ODIs, their first series win coming in the country after 22 years. Now Rizwan is all set to become the 12th man to lead Pakistan in T20Is.
'I’m Definitely More Hungry': Beau Webster Eyes Test Spot After Australia A Success
With Mitch Marsh: Beau Webster, fresh off an impressive season in the Sheffield Shield and solid performances with Australia A, is ready to seize any opportunity that comes his way as Australia prepares for the home Test series against India. Though not selected for the initial squad in Perth — where Josh Inglis claimed the reserve batting spot, Webster remains hopeful about being in contention, particularly if an all-rounder slot opens up.
Australia Assistant Coach Vettori Likely To Miss Perth Test Due To IPL Auction: Report
Lucknow Super Giants: Australia’s assistant coach Danniel Vettori is likely to miss the Border-Gavaskar Trophy first Test in Perth, starting from November 22, as the series opener is clashing with the IPL mega auction, scheduled on November 24 and 25 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
More Than A Guess: Chief Selector Bailey Reacts To Criticism Over McSweeney's Selection For BGT
The South Australia: Australian chief selector George Bailey has fired back at the criticism levelled by former Test opener Ed Cowan, who called the selection of Nathan McSweeney for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy opener "a guess".
Shami’s Absence A Major Blow For India In BGT, Says Paul Adams
Ranji Trophy Elite Group: Ahead of the highly-anticipated five-match Test series against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, starting on November 22 at Perth, former South Africa cricketer Paul Adams, expressed his belief that pacer Mohammad Shami's absence will be a significant blow to India's chances on the fast and bouncy Australian pitches.
Shami To Make Competitive Return In Ranji Trophy Match Against MP
Ranji Trophy Elite Group: In a major boost for India ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia later this month, pacer Mohammed Shami is set to make his competitive cricket comeback for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group C match in Indore starting on Wednesday.
Tim Paine Backs Dhruv Jurel To Shine In Border-Gavaskar Trophy
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine believes that young wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel can make a big impact for India during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar series.
IPL 2025 Will Give Me A Platform To Get Back Into India T20I Team, Says KL Rahul
Indian Premier League: Right-handed batter K.L. Rahul said the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 will give him the platform to enjoy his cricket and eventually make a comeback into the India T20I team. After the 2022 Men’s T20 World Cup, Rahul hasn’t played for India in the shortest format.
Silliest Thing One Can Do Is To Write Off Champion Players, Says Hussey On Concerns About Rohit, Virat's Form
Rohit Sharma: Former Australia cricketer Mike Hussey has backed Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to be in good form in the upcoming five-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, adding that the silliest thing one can do is to write off champion sportspersons. India will reach Australia for the marquee Test series on the back of a disappointing 3-0 series defeat to New Zealand at home, with the poor form of Rohit and Virat being amongst the main points of concern for the visitors’.
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