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    newscricket4 days ago

    Got to adapt and become more flexible to turn the tide, says Ashton Turner

    Ashton Turner believes that he needs to adapt and be flexible while switching formats so as to regain his form after a rather uneventful summer. The Western Australia lad scored just a half-century in his last 19 innings while he has surpassed the score of 15 in only six of them.
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    newscricket7 days ago

    Aim as team is to take toss completely out of equation, reveals Ravi Shastri

    Ravi Shastri has revealed that India's primary aim is to play well and excel in all conditions, completely taking toss out of the equation. Shastri also added that the team will not be bothered by the kind of wickets that the visitors will dish out, stating that they will only be looking at facts.
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    newscricket8 days ago

    IND vs AUS | Rohit Sharma like painter with his bat, hails Ajay Jadeja

    Ajay Jadeja while hailing Rohit Sharma as an artist pointed out that his knocks vary on a number of aspects but the result is always the same. Ajay shared that Rohit’s ability to manipulate the line of a bowler at his will is what makes his knocks different when it comes to the way he builds it up.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    IND v AUS | India gave Australia taste of their own medicine in Bengaluru, says Shoaib Akhtar

    Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar believes India gave Australia a taste of their own medicine in the third ODI between the two teams at Bengaluru. Akhtar has also praised the leadership of Virat Kohli and lauded Rohit Sharma, who’s brilliant century saw India over the line on Sunday.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    IND v AUS | These kind of wins helps build belief ahead of World Cup, says Zaheer Khan

    Zaheer Khan reckons that India’s comeback series-win against Australia are the kind of wins that helps the team believe that they can step up when the World Cup arrives. Zaheer applauded the efforts of the bowling and fielding unit for restricting the Aussies to a below-par total at Bengaluru.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    IND vs AUS | Key to bowling in India is to keep it simple, reveals Adam Zampa

    Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa reckons that the key to bowling spin successfully on Indian conditions is to keep it simple. Zampa also noted the importance of preparing for each batsman is specific ways and advised that the best bet is to stay defensive than attack and go for wickets.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    IND vs AUS | Lack of set batsman in the death overs hurt us, admits Aaron Finch

    Australian skipper Aaron Finch felt that their lack of ability to cash in on the death overs cost them in the end as they lost the third ODI to India and the series 2-1. India chased down the target of 286 pretty easily thanks to a brilliant 119 by Rohit Shrama and an 89 by skipper Virat Kohli.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    IND vs AUS | Marnus Labuschagne got right mindset for all three-formats, reveals Virat Kohli

    Despite Australia’s loss in the third ODI, Virat Kohli was convinced that Marnus Labuschagne has got the right mindset to perform for Australia in all the formats, including T20Is. Kohli further showered praise on the right-hander, for his energy and running between the wickets for the visitors.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    IND vs AUS | Performing against best bowling attack gives you confidence, attests Shreyas Iyer

    Shreyas Iyer has conceded that Australia is the best bowling attack he's faced till date and performing against the best attack gave him immense confidence. He also added that Australia were trying to get into his head but a discussion with Virat Kohli in the middle helped him calm down.
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    newscricket9 days ago

    Australia kept losing one wicket too many at every stage of game, laments Aaron Finch

    Australian skipper Aaron Finch felt that losing wickets at crucial stages of their batting is what cost them in the end as they could not post enough runs to challenge the hosts. Australia could only score 286 in 50 overs, a target which India chased down easily under 48 overs to win the series 2-1.
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