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Absence of Kane Williamson opportunity to try out new formations: Daryl Mitchell

INDORE: New Zealand might be without some of their senior players, including skipper Kane Williamson, but all-rounder Daryl Mitchell feels the tour of India is helping the Black Caps try out new formations and different balances.

The Times of India

England’s Jos Buttler and Sam Curran make ICC’s men’s team of the year

The ICC kicked off its 2022 awards, which will be announced over the next four days, by unveiling its 20-over XIs

The Independent UK

24 wins in 27 bilateral series: India's incredible home record in ODIs since Nov 2009

If Team India win the third and final ODI vs New Zealand on Tuesday in Indore, they will record back to back ODI series clean sweeps at home. India had blanked Sri Lanka before the ongoing series against the Black Caps.

The Times of India

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England bowler takes Australia inspiration as he eyes Ashes return and David Warner battle

Matt Fisher has bulked up since suffering his latest injury setback shortly after making his England debut and the 25-year-old is already visualising bowling at David Warner in the Ashes this summer

Daily Mirror

India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI: When and where to watch, Predicted Playing XIs, Head to Head, Full squads, talking points and venue details

It's time for the third and final India vs New Zealand ODI. The Men in Blue are eyeing yet another ODI series sweep, having already taken a 2-0 lead in the three match series. While the first game was a high scoring cliffhanger, the second match was all India, as…

The Times of India

Nathan Lyon-Ashton Agar Australia's best spin formula to win in India: Darren Lehmann

SYDNEY: Left-arm spinner Ashton Agar could be Australia's X-factor and should be considered as their "second spinner" in pursuit of the team's first Test win in India since 2017, feels former coach Darren Lehmann.

The Times of India

3rd ODI: Middle order in focus as rampant India eye series sweep against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Oozing with confidence after a dominant eight-wicket win and an unassailable 2-0 lead, India will have a series sweep in sight when they take on New Zealand in the third and final one-dayer in Indore on Tuesday.

The Times of India

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Indian cricketers visit Ujjain's Mahakaleswar temple, pray for Rishabh Pant's speedy recovery

UJJAIN: Ahead of the third and final One-Day International in Indore against New Zealand, the Indian cricket team as well as umpires and officials visited the renowned Mahakaleshwar Temple here on Monday morning and attended the 'Bhasma Aarti'.

The Times of India

Babar Azam only scores for himself, Pakistan need to learn from India: Danish Kaneria

NEW DELHI: A livid Danish Kaneria lashed out at the Pakistan cricket team for their mediocre performance in the recently concluded ODI series against New Zealand, which the hosts lost 2-1. Kaneria pointed out a series of issues ailing the team, including the performance of their skipper Babar Azam and…

The Times of India

Perry firms in Australia World Cup squeeze

Ellyse Perry looks to have played her way into Australia's best Twenty20 team ahead of the World Cup, as a squeeze on selections looms against Pakistan.

AAP

Australian team rallies behind Gardner

Australia captain Meg Lanning has declared her team are united in support for Ashleigh Gardner and her discomfort about playing a match on January 26.

AAP

Cricket Australia responds after Indigenous star Ash Gardner's criticism of January 26 game

Cricket Australia says it supports Ashleigh Gardner's stance after the all-rounder criticised the decision to schedule a game on "a day of hurt and a day of mourning" for Indigenous Australians.

ABC News

Matthew Fisher looked to Australia for inspiration to build more muscular body

The Yorkshireman suffered a stress fracture of the lower back in his first county game of last summer.

The Independent UK

Big Bash star floored and left covered in blood after being smashed in face with ball

A scary incident took place in Australia's Twenty20 Big Bash league earlier today which forced one of the players to sit out the rest of the match after suffering an injury

Daily Mirror

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Meet the man who organised the historic catch up between Sir Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar

It was arguably cricket's most famous afternoon tea, and came from one man who simply dared to make a few phone calls.

The Times of India

You can rule the world: Mohammed Shami advises Umran Malik to work on line and length

NEW DELHI: Umran Malik might be warming the bench in the ODI series against New Zealand as the team management has preferred all-rounder Shardul Thakur over him but the express pacer has been mighty impressive with his sheer pace in his short international career.

The Times of India

2nd ODI: India thrash New Zealand by 8 wickets to seal the series

RAIPUR: Skipper Rohit Sharma’s pause at the toss seems to have been the only time India slowed down in this game!

AAP

Cricketer Gardner lashes Jan 26 game

Australian cricketer and Muruwari woman Ashleigh Gardner has lashed Cricket Australia's decision to schedule a women's T20 international on January 26.

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West Australian cricket's lightning-fast pace bowler Lance Morris is the sport's reluctant Wild Thing

From Jeff Thomson to Brett Lee and Shaun Tait, Australian cricket fans have an obsession with lightning-fast pace bowlers, now emerging quick Lance Morris is making his mark on the game.

ABC News

Bradman and Tendulkar documentary — inside the search to find out what made two of cricket's greatest click

In the hunt to find out what made Sir Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar click, the similarities between the two became overwhelmingly apparent, writes Paul Kennedy.

ABC News

Afghanistan women's cricketers resettled in Australia feeling unsupported by international cricket bosses

Most of the women who should be playing cricket for Afghanistan have resettled in Australia since the Taliban took over the country, but they are disappointed by a lack of support from the International Cricket Council.

The Times of India

Women's U-19 T20 World Cup: India's unbeaten run ends, go down to Australia by 7 wickets

POTCHEFSTROOM (South Africa): India's unbeaten run at the Women's U-19 T20 World Cup came to an end with a seven-wicket thrashing by Australia in the Super Six stage on Saturday.

AAP

Smith downplays back spasms ahead of India

Australian batter Steve Smith does not believe recent back soreness will affect his preparation for the Test tour of India.

The Times of India

Shami and Siraj are relentless with their lines and lengths: Tom Latham

RAIPUR: New Zealand skipper Tom Latham said the relentlessness of Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj in their lines and lengths was the main cause of their second straight batting failure in the ODI series against India.

The Times of India

Not too worried about the big scores, trying to change my game a bit now: Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: Indian captain Rohit Sharma is quite content with his batting approach and not too worried about big scores at all as he knows that a special one is around the corner.

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