Language - | WATCH | Hilton Cartwright grabs a brilliant catch diving full-length to his left at long-on The Marsh Cup 2021/22 of Australia concluded on Friday and Western Australia emerged as winners beating New South Wales by 18 runs in the final. Hilton Cartwright mesmerized everyone as he grabbed a brilliant catch of Moises Henriques while fielding at long-on diving full length to his left. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | Aus vs SL | Ben McDermott and Josh Hazlewood returns to the Australia’s T20I squad Ben McDermott and Josh Hazlewood have made a return to the T20I squad of Australia for a five match T20I series starting from February 11 against Sri Lanka. Mitchell Marsh and David Warner will miss the series as they look to prepare for the Pakistan tour scheduled after T20Is against Sri Lanka. SportsCafe Desk |
 | BAN vs AUS | Australia outsmarted by Bangladesh in ‘alien’ conditions, admits Moises Henriques All-rounder Moises Henriques acknowledged that the hosts, Bangladesh, have been more intelligent with their approach in spin-friendly conditions and admitted that his side have been outsmarted. Back-to-back defeats have now put Australia in a must-win situation in each of the 3 remaining matches.
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 | The Good, Bad and Ugly | Australia edition ft. Captain Carey, Ashton ‘Turner’ and the BBL Tragedy The sight of Australia winning a game of cricket, these days, is as rare as watching Timo Werner putting the ball on the back of the net, so well done to Alex Carey for making a seemingly arduous task look easy. On that note, why don’t we try something different? Anirudh Suresh |
 | Takeaways for Australia from the Windies series ft. Unimpressive fringe pacers, Marsh's golden run and finishers conundrum Taking the field after a long gap of four months with a weakened unit, Australia were up for a massive challenge against West Indies, with a lot to draw from the series with the T20 World Cup in sight. Let's take a look at where Australia stand and what they found out from their series loss. Harshit Anand |
 | WI vs AUS | Australian batsmen haven’t adapted well and I’m a guilty party, admits Moises Henriques Australia’s Moises Henriques admitted that none of the Aussie batters have been able to adapt to West Indies’ tactic of taking pace off the ball on slow wickets, and insisted that he, too, stands as a culprit. Henriques admitted that the Aussies have not been able to match WI’s brute power hitting. SportsCafe Desk |
 | A St. Lucia Tragedy: Australia and the art of how not to structure a batting line-up Weird things have happened over the past week. Not just in Cricket, but across sports. Anirudh Suresh |
 | How Daniel Christian has wrestled his way back to ‘fill’ the missing piece of the Australian puzzle It was only in 2009 that the American rapper Pitbull started calling himself ‘Mr. Worldwide’ but the reality remains that, Australian all-rounder Daniel Christian was a Mr. Worldwide even before the term became famous. At the age of 38, Christian has wrestled his way back into the Australian setup. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Twitter reacts to Moises Henriques tricking wicket-keeper into dropping catch by ‘unintentionally’ throwing his bat In Tennis we’ve seen players put off their opponents by doing something goofy, in Football we’ve seen goalkeepers play mind-games with penalty-takers, but today, Henriques pulled off an all-time-great trick. After edging the ball, Henriques unintentionally threw his bat to put off the wicket-keeper
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 | IPL 2021 | SC’s Sedentary Review: CSK vs PBKS - Deepak Chahar's storm sweeps Punjab of its feet After Jaydev Unadkat had a field day against DC on Thursday, it was Deepak Chahar's turn to wreck havoc as he claimed a four-fer to break the back of PBKS and restrict them to 106. There was no twist in the tale unlike the last few games as Moeen Ali led a comfortable chase for the Men in Yellow. Harshit Anand |