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Mithali Raj, the Indian women’s captain, met Bismah Maroof, the Pakistani women’s captain, ahead of the high-profile India vs Pakistan Women’s World Cup match. Despite the fact that millions of fans on both sides of the border are watching, both India and Pakistan captains are treating their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 match as just another game. Mithali Raj of India sees the match as an opportunity to gain momentum as her country seeks its first World Cup title. “I think we’re all looking forward to getting into the World Cup and starting our campaign as a team tomorrow.” “It’s the first game, and we’re not looking at it as if we’re playing Pakistan; we’re looking at a team that has come prepared, and we’re equally prepared to put our best foot forward, and we want to establish a momentum going into the tournament,” Mithali said, according to ICC. India’s Mithali Raj and Pakistan’s Bismah Maroof “Exchange Greetings” Ahead Of Match In Women’s World Cup Every game in the World Cup is unique – different locations, different conditions, and a different opponent. We’ve tried to give everyone a chance in the warm-up game so that everyone gets into the rhythm, and they form the core players – and for tomorrow’s game. I believe everyone has seen the first opening game and has their own set of plans,” she added. On the eve of their match, the captains of Pakistan and India exchange greetings. How enthusiastic are you? #CWC22 #BackOurGirls pic.twitter.com/fTEawDeiUI #CWC22 #BackOurGirls Raj sent a message to the Women in Blue as she prepares to compete in her sixth World Cup. A record for the women’s event. Also Read: The ...
When India’s women’s cricket team begins its quest for an elusive ICC World Cup trophy with the first match against arch-rivals Pakistan on Sunday. It will be hoping that its bowlers find top form to complement a strong batting unit’s efforts. India, who finish second in both the 2017 and 2005 World Cups, are eager to go one step further and win the title that has eluded them, particularly skipper Mithali Raj and veteran pacer Jhulan Goswami. Who will be playing their final World Cup. The Indian team arrival in New Zealand a month ahead of schedule to get use to the weather. The bowlers, on the other hand, struggled in comparison to the batting unit, which scored more than 250 runs five times in seven 50-over matches. Including two warm-up matches. The bowling unit let India down throughout the series against New Zealand, which India lost 1-4. It failed to defend 270+ targets in two games, and conceded a massive 191 in 20 overs in a rain-shortened ODI match. They did much better in the fifth ODI and the two warm-up games, and Raj will be hoping that both the batting and bowling units can perform in unison. Women’s World Cup: India’s women begin their quest for the elusive trophy with a match against Pakistan in the tournament opener. ...
Pre-IPL assessment camp at NCA: Over 25 non-Test players will attend, according to the BCCI. All national players who are not portion of the current Test squad in Mohali have been educating; to ...
Jadeja’s 175 points propel India to a huge victory. India’s batters put in a good effort for the second day in a row, amassing 574/8 before declaring on the second day of the Mohali Test. Ravindra Jadeja led the way with an undefeated 175, his greatest Test score. Jadeja had three hundred-run partnerships: 104 with Rishabh Pant, 130 with Ravichandran Ashwin, and 103* with Mohammed Shami. When Rohit Sharma summoned his men in minutes before the Tea interval because Shami was blowing off a stray ball, the innings came to an end. Jadeja’s 175 points ...
India is led by Pant’s 96 runs, on collective batting day. India scored runs while losing wickets on a fast-paced first day in Mohali. All of India’s hitters got off to a good start, with Rishabh Pant and Hanuma Vihari both scoring fifty runs; with the former nearly missing out on a century. Pant, who had been seeded fifth this time, got off to a cautious start. Pant came in at a time when Sri Lanka was threatening to claw their way back into the game; with a good framework already in place. After sharing a 90-run stand, both Virat Kohli and Vihari fell in the space of 18 balls. ...
Imam den in as Pakistan appreciates a blemish-free session. In a blemish-free second session at Rawalpindi; Pakistan’s Imam-ul-Haq cruised into the nineties and was only eight runs away from scoring his maiden Test century. As the openers had put up 105 runs, the hosts surged to 171 for 1 after; Azhar Ali and his partner added an unbeaten 66-run stand for the second wicket. Pakistan milked the Australian bowling, which was disciplined if not sharp; on a benign surface with little support for the bowlers. After lunch, the visitors only gave up 10 runs in the first eight; overs when Imam stepped out to hit Nathan Lyon for a six. After hitting another six and a pair of boundaries in the first session; the left-hander continued to use his feet against spin. The Australian had Azhar Ali bowled straight at him; with a couple of short leg and leg slip by Cameron Green. With a slog-swept six off Lyon and a controlled pull off Green for a four, Azhar broke free. Josh Hazlewood ...
Stefan Jones has been name as the high-performance bowling coach for the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL 2022. On Friday, the Rajasthan Royals announced the hiring of Steffan Jones as their high-performance fast bowling coach. In 2019, the 48-year-old former Welsh pace bowler was appoint as the team’s fast bowling coach. Jones will be responsible for providing high-quality training. Guidance, and support to all bowlers in the Royals’ set-up throughout the year as part of his new role. The focus will be on the off-season and the build-up to the IPL season, according to a press release. Jones will work with the team during their preseason camp. Which will take place from March 7 to 10 at the Royals’ High Performance Centre in Nagpur. Following that, he will remain with the team, assisting the bowlers in their preparations for the upcoming season. ...
The Winter Paralympics commence in Beijing without Russia as the war rages. The 2022 Winter Paralympics open in Beijing on Friday, with Russian competitors being send domestic and the Ukrainian group getting away a ...
Virat Kohli, the India batter, walked out to bat on Day 1 of the ongoing first Test against Sri Lanka at the IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali. Marking yet another milestone. Virat Kohli scored 8,000 runs in his 100th Test, the longest format of the game. He joins a select group of Indian batsmen who have scored 8,000 or more runs in Test cricket. Including Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Sunil Gavaskar, Virender Sehwag, and VVS Laxman. Kohli is the fifth-fastest Indian to reach the milestone. Behind Sachin Tendulkar (154 innings), Rahul Dravid (158 innings), Virender Sehwag (160 innings), and Sunil Gavaskar (169 innings) (166 innings). The 33-year-old, on the other hand, is having a difficult time in Test cricket. Lasith Embuldeniya castled him on 45 in the ongoing first Test. Kohli hasn’t scored a century in over two years, for the record. He scored his most recent international century against Bangladesh in November of this year. Virat Kohli Joins India’s Legends In Elite List With Short But Solid Innings In 100th Test In the meantime, India is four wickets down against Sri Lanka. India got off to a strong start after electing to bat first, with openers Rohit Sharma and Mayank Agarwal. Before the India captain was dismissed for 29, the pair add 52 runs for the first wicket. Agarwal then formed a brief partnership with Hanuma Vihari before succumbing to Embuldeniya. ...
IND against SL 1st Test: India’s batting order is devoid of balls. A spinner bowling no ball is ...
