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Due to a family situation, Shakib will return home on March 24. Shakib Al Hasan, a Bangladesh all-rounder, will depart South Africa on March 24 to be with his sick family members, according to a Bangladesh Cricket Board official (March 23). Minhajul Abedin, the BCB’s chief selector, confirmed the news; adding that they aren’t ready to rule him out of the forthcoming two-match Test series because he is anticipate; to make the decision after analyzing the health of his sick family members. ‘Yes, he’ll be back tomorrow (March 24),’ Minhajul confirmed. “We are not also ruling him out of the Test series just yet,” he stated, adding that he will make; his decision after monitoring the health of his family members. Shakib is unlikely to play in the two-match series opener in Durban; but there is a chance he will be available for the second Test, which is set to begin on April 8. ...
AUSTRALIA TOUR OF PAKISTAN 2022: After a lower-order breakdown Australia scored 391 points. In the series decider in Lahore, Australia lost another excellent position by being bowled; out for 391 in their first innings. Despite putting themselves in position for a big first-innings total after; a strong morning session, Australia gave up the lead as Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah ripped the lower order apart. AUSTRALIA TOUR OF ...
Virat Kohli says Faf du Plessis commands respect in the IPL 2022. Faf du Plessis‘ solid leadership abilities, according to Royal Challengers Bangalore veteran Virat Kohli; were a significant reason they intended to hire him for the 2019 IPL edition. Kohli, who has been with the Royal Challengers since the first edition in 2008; and as full-time captain since 2013, handed over the captaincy after the IPL last year. RCB will now be led by Du Plessis, a four-time IPL winner who was bought for Rs 7 crore; in the big auction last month. “The plan was extremely clear: get Faf at the auctions for us.” In the locker room; we need a strong leader that commands respect. Kohli remarked in a video shared by RCB’s twitter feed; “Commands not demands, since he has been there and done it.” “He’s a Test captain, which also comes with a lot of honors, and we’re looking forward; to him leading RCB.” He’ll do a fantastic job. “All of us, including myself, Maxi (Glenn Maxwell) and also ...
Anrich Nortje, the South African pacer whose participation in the Indian Premier League this season has been questioned, will be available to play for the Delhi Capitals starting in early April. Nortje will play in the IPL 15 starting from the team’s third game, on April 7, when the Capitals face the Lucknow Super Giants at DY Patil Stadium, according to a franchise official. Nortje has already arrive in Mumbai and has been quarantined for a few days. Despite the fact that Kagiso Rabada was prefer, Nortje, one of the most successful pacers for the Delhi team in recent years, was retain by the franchise for INR 6.5 crore. Nortje, on the other hand. Hasn’t play for South Africa since November 2021 due to an injury that Cricket South Africa hasn’t revealed. This winter, the pacer did not appear in any of South Africa’s home international series. South Africa is currently playing Bangladesh in a white ball series, after which the two teams will play a two-Test series. The CSA, on the other hand. Has given its IPL recruits the freedom to choose the lucrative league ahead of the Test series against Bangladesh. Nortje is expect to be ready for the IPL 2022 season on April 7th, according to DC. Meanwhile, the Lucknow Super Giants’ selection as a replacement for Mark Wood. Who has pulled out of the IPL due to injury, has caused some confusion. According to some reports, Blessington Muzarabani (25) has been select in place of the English pacer. The news spread after the Indian High Commission in Harare posted a photo of the High Commissioner handing over Indian travel documents to the pacer, along with the caption: “As he prepared to leave for #IPL2022, Ambassador met with Zimbabwean bowler Blessing Muzarabani. Ambassador wished him and his #LucknowSuperGiants team the best of luck.” Also Read: WWC: Bismah Maroof “Sigh of Relief” ...
On Tuesday, during the Women’s World Cup match between Australia and South Africa. Two incredible catches were made. The current Women’s World Cup has already seen some incredible catches. Two more moments of magic were add to that list on Tuesday. Both occurring during the South Africa Women vs Australia Women match at the Basin Reserve in Wellington. The first incident occurred during South Africa’s innings. Laura Wolvaardt attempted to clear the midwicket boundary in the 46th over and would have succeeded if Ashleigh Gardner had not intervened. The Australian leapt and plucked the ball from thin air, completing an incredible one-handed catch. In the field, the South Africans were not to be outdone. As Mignon du Preez return the favor by making an equally spectacular catch during Australia’s chase. Du Preez, who have also station at the midwicket boundary, leapt into the air and dove to the right to catch the dangerous Rachael Haynes, who was eject. Watch: These 2 Incredible Catches From South Africa vs. Australia’s Women’s World Cup Match Will Blow Your Mind The Instagram account for the Cricket World Cup posted a split video as well as individual videos of these two incredible catches. Which do you think was the superior option? South Africa, on the other hand, suffered their first loss of the tournament and is now in second place with four wins from five games. Australia elected to bowl after winning the toss. Wolvaardt’s brilliant 90 and captain Sune Luus’s well-made 52 off 51 balls laid the foundation for the South Africans. See This: ...
Nida Dar and Muneeba Ali help Pakistan end an 18-match losing record in ODI World Cup qualifying matches. After Nida Dar’s career-best 4/10 prompted yet another West Indies collapse; Pakistan ended their 18-match losing streak in Women ODI World Cups; limiting them to a meager 89/7 in a rain-affected contest in Hamilton. After the game was reduced to a 20-overs-a-side contest due to persistent rain; left-arm spinner Anam Amin applied the pressure on a helpful track, and Dar ripped through the West Indies batting; who kept trying to hit their way out of trouble. With a total score of 8-1-16-4, Pakistan only needed 90 points to get their first points. The fact that the surface continued to give turn from ball one offered the West Indies encouragement in their modest 89-run defense. Muneeba Ali, on the other hand, got them rolling with back-to-back boundaries in the third over – a forceful slog sweep followed by a streaky four off an edge. Despite losing Sidra Ameen early in the chase, Pakistan was able to stay up with the asking rate with to the opener’s ability to find the gaps. Her top-scoring effort of 37 off 43 didn’t come without risk, but it provided the club with a good foundation. She was out in the 13th over after picking up a brace when West Indies bungled twice off the same delivery, first with a catch at cover and then with an unnecessary overthrow. With Pakistan needing 37 off 45 balls, Bismah Maroof and Omaima Sohail joined together and ran superbly between the wickets to finish with seven deliveries and eight wickets to spare, securing their first World Cup victory in 13 years. see ...
Smith and Khawaja save Australia, after an early setback. After Shaheen Afridi had wounded the visitors early with the new ball; Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja saved Australia with a century stand on the first day of the last Test. Smith and Khawaja both made half-centuries in the process, guiding the team to a total of 145/2 at Tea. After winning the toss, Australia decided to bat first on a pitch that was projected to aid turn later; in the game. They were shattered early on against the new ball, with Shaheen dismissing David Warner; and Marnus Labuschagne in the space of three deliveries. Warner was caught leg-before-wicket for the first time, and Labuschagne pushed his second delivery behind. Smith and Khawaja then teamed up to stop the slide and ensure no more damage occurred; until the lunch break, but the real difficulty was to keep going in the same direction after that. While they were able to rotate the strike frequently after the break, Khawaja’s first boundary came after six overs; when he drove Shaheen clear of cover. Khawaja got back into the act in the next over; punching one past the cover region to climb into the 40s. see also: On Day 1 of the Lahore Test, a roving ‘Buggy cam’ disturbs Steve Smith’s steely concentration. ...
Women’s World Cup: Pakistan defeated the West Indies by eight wickets in the Women’s ODI World Cup here on Monday. Ending an 18-match losing streak. In the Women’s ODI World Cup here on Monday. Pakistan defeated the West Indies by eight wickets, ending an 18-match losing streak. Nida Dar returned with four for ten to help Pakistan restrict West Indies to 89 for seven after opting to field in the rain-affected match at Seddon Park. Which was reduced to a 20-over-a-side affair due to the damp outfield. In addition to Dar, Pakistan’s bowling effort included wickets from Omaima Sohail (1/12), Fatima Sana (1/14) and Nashra Sandhu (1/24). Deandra Dottin (27) led the West Indies with 27 runs. While Stafanie Taylor (18) and Afy Fletcher (12 not out) were the other two Caribbean batters to reach double figures. Pakistan defeats West Indies to win the Women’s World Cup for the first time. Pakistan, who have lost all four of their matches and are currently rank last in the eight-team standings, lost opener Sidra Ameen (8) in the sixth over with the score at 22. Muneeba Ali (37 off 43 balls) and skipper Bismah Maroof then shared 35 runs for the second wicket, with Pakistan still needing 31 runs off 46 balls. Muneeba hit five boundaries in her inning. But Maroof (20 not out) played conservatively. Taking no risks, and stitched an unbeaten 33 runs for the third wicket with Sohail’s (22 not out) company to romp home with seven balls to spare. While the win will boost Pakistan’s morale ahead of their final two league games. The defeat will jeopardize the West Indies’ chances of reaching the semifinals. Despite the defeat, the West Indies are still in third place with six points from six games. Pakistan is still in last place. SEE: Taskin is unlikely to earn a No-Objection Certificate for the IPL 2022 season, according to a BCB official. On March 24, the West Indies will play South Africa in their final league match, while Pakistan will play England on March 24 and New Zealand on March 26. ...
Taskin is unlikely to earn a No-Objection Certificate for the IPL 2022 season, according to a BCB official. Taskin Ahmed will not get a No-Objection Certificate to play in the following Indian Premier League; concurring with a Bangladesh ...
Sanju Samson, the franchise captain, was praise by Kumar Sangakkara, the director of cricket and head coach of the Rajasthan Royals, who called him “one of the best T20 players.” With the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 looming, Rajasthan Royals (RR) director of cricket and head coach Kumar Sangakkara praised franchise captain Sanju Samson. Calling him “one of the best T20 players.” Samson, who made his RR debut in 2013, will captain the side for the second year in a row, and Sangakkara is hoping that the Indian will shine not only with the bat. But also with his leadership qualities. “Whether he is the captain or the future of RR. He is one of the best T20 players.” Sangakkara said during a Red Bull Cricket Clubhouse conversation. Sangakkara continued his praise by highlighting certain qualities that Samson possesses that come in handy when leading from the front. One interesting point raised by the former Sri Lankan captain was Samson’s willingness to “grow” into the role of a much-improved leader despite the fact that he “doesn’t know everything.” “He is a magnificent player, destructive, match-winner. And also possesses all of the qualities that a batter should possess.” Before I took over last season. He was captain. “One Of The Best T20 Players,” says Rajasthan Royals head coach Kumar Sangakkara, ahead of the IPL 2022 season. I’ve grown to respect and admire him as a person. He’s very enthusiastic about RR. He started here, and he appreciates it. He’s a captain who isn’t afraid to admit that he doesn’t know everything and that he’ll pick things up along the way. He was born with innate leadership abilities. He’ll only get better,” he continued. Also Visit: Pat Cummins ...
