Advertisement
West australian: Cricket News & Match Updates
Advertisement
Inglis Doubtful For Australia’s Tests Against SA After Fractured Finger Rules Him Out Of ODIs
The West Australian: Australia wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis faces a race against time to be fit for next month's three-match Test series against South Africa after being ruled out of the remaining ODI matches due to a fractured right index finger.
Inglis, 31, sustained the blow while on wicketkeeping duties during Australia's 67-run defeat in the ODI series opener in Durban on Thursday. Despite the injury, Inglis returned to bat at number six, but made just three runs before falling to spinner Bjorn Fortuin.
"The West Australian will return home for scans with his availability for the three-match Test series subject to further assessment and progress," Cricket Australia said in a statement on Saturday.
Related Cricket News for West australian - Tesst
Warner’s Sydney Thunder Captaincy Under Cloud After Drink-driving Charge: Report
Downing Centre Local Court: The future of David Warner as captain of Sydney Thunder has reportedly come under scrutiny after the veteran opener was charged with a drink-driving offence in Sydney.
ECB Mulls Bringing Back Player Curfew After Ashes Fiasco: Report
T20 World Cup: England may bring back a player curfew ahead of their upcoming white-ball tour of Sri Lanka and India after concerns grew over the team’s off-field behaviour during the recently concluded Ashes series in Australia.
‘Not The Words I Would've Used,’ Smith Reacts To Khawaja’s 'piece Of...' Review Of Perth Pitch
The West Australian: Australia’s stand-in skipper Steve Smith disagreed with Usman Khawaja’s blunt assessment of the Perth pitch for the first Ashes Test, after the opener labelled it a “piece of s**t”, saying those were “probably not the words he would have used.”
CA Confirm Hosting Pink-ball Tests In Future Home Ashes Amid Root’s Criticism
The West Australian: Cricket Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to staging day-night Tests in future home Ashes series, brushing aside fresh debate sparked by England batter Joe Root over the format’s place in the historic rivalry.
Happy If That’s What’s Needed To Win: Head Ready To Open Again In Khawaja’s Absence
The West Australian: Australia's Travis Head said that he’s more than willing to remain at the top of the order after his blistering century in the first Ashes Test. His remarks come as questions linger over Usman Khawaja’s fitness and long-term place in the national side.
Ashes: Pat Cummins Set To Play Brisbane Test
The West Australian: Pat Cummins is set to be included in Australia’s squad for the second Ashes Test, providing another significant boost following their victory in Perth.
Mitchell Starc Believes Doggett Is Set For Test Debut Ahead Of Ashes Opener
The West Test: Australia pacer Mitchell Starc has called Brendan Doggett’s rapid rise a “hot streak,” stating that he's all set for his potential debut.
Finch Believes ‘there’s A Method’ To ‘Bazball’ Yielding Results In Aussie Conditions
The West Australian: Former Test opener Aaron Finch believes that Travis Head’s recent performances prove England’s aggressive “Bazball” approach can also succeed in Australian conditions. He expressed his support for Tasmanian opener Jake Weatherald to secure a regular spot at the top of the order, urging selectors to move away from constant experimentation.
‘It’s The Way Of Modern Game’: Trescothick Defends Team’s Minimal Preps Ahead Of Ashes Opener
After Ian Botham: England batting coach Marcus Trescothick has defended the team’s minimal preparation for the upcoming Ashes series, stating that not engaging in several warm-up matches against local teams reflects the current norms of the modern game.
Labuschagne Reveals How ‘slightly Different’ Approach Led To Ashes Call-up
World Test Championship: Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne said that he took things ‘slightly differently’ this year, which helped him bring about a change in his thought process and walk out to bat with a clear mind. The 31-year-old, after suffering a few setbacks, put up top-notch performances in the domestic games, leading to his Ashes call-up.
There’s A Bit Of Aura About Virat And Rohit: Connolly Excited To Share Field With Two 'world-class' Players
The West Australian: Australia’s rising star Cooper Connolly dubbed Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma as 'world-class players' and expressed excitement about sharing the field with the Indian stalwarts again while recalling the last time he played a game against the two stars.
Joel Paris Returns To Perth Scorchers For BBL 15 After Stellar Season With Stars
The Perth Scorchers: The Perth Scorchers have signed West Australian left-arm seamer Joel Paris on a one-year deal for Big Bash League (BBL) Season 15. Paris, who was a free agent during the Big Bash League's Player Movement Window, returns to his original club after spending the past two seasons with the Melbourne Stars.
'We're Adults, Wish Each Other The Best’: Johnson Downplays Rift With Warner
The West Australian: Former Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has expressed his willingness to move past tensions with ex-teammate David Warner ahead of their roles as commentators for the highly anticipated five-Test Border-Gavaskar series against India.
BGT 2024-25: One Thing You Never Do Is Write Off Champions, Says Langer On Indian Team
The West Australian: Ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy starting in Perth on November 22, former Australian cricketer and head coach Justin Langer cautioned against underestimating the Indian team, saying one should never write off champions.
Advertisement
Cricket Special Today
-
- 12 Jun 2025 01:27
-
- 18 Mar 2024 07:47
Advertisement
