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Matthew Wade to lead Australia in T20 series against India

Matthew Wade named Aus. captain for T20I series v India. 15-member squad w/o frontline fast bowlers. Wade, Marsh interim captains. Series starts Nov 23 in Vishakhapatnam.

The Hindu

Smith, Warner and Head to stay on for India T20s

Steve Smith is set to be able to make his case to open for Australia at next year's T20 World Cup when he stays on in India for five short-format matches.

AAP

Australia aim for dominance against tenacious Netherlands in World Cup Clash

NEW DELHI: Australia, reinvigorated by their recent resurgence in batting prowess, are set to face a resilient Netherlands in their upcoming World Cup match. The five-time champions have displayed a remarkable turnaround after a disappointing start to their campaign, securing two convincing victories over Sri Lanka and Pakistan. However, they…

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World Cup: Treatment to Haris Rauf just pure instinct, says David Warner

BENGALURU: A slog sweep, a slog scoop or a whip scoop? One of David Warner's mammoth maximum off Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf hit the rooftop at the M Chinnaswamy stadium on Friday. It was this showstopping performance which led Australia to victory against Pakistan.

The Times of India

Head's return set to break up the Marsh-Warner axis

Travis Head's return to the Australian World Cup squad may mean the David Warner-Mitch Marsh opening partnership is broken up for their next match.

AAP

Warner savours Marsh's birthday ton more than his own

David Warner enjoyed his century in the World Cup win over Pakistan, but seemed even more delighted over birthday boy Mitch Marsh reaching three figures.

AAP

Zampa pushes through back spasms for vital Cup win

Australia have revived their World Cup campaign with a five-wicket defeat of Sri Lanka in which Adam Zampa shone with the ball and Josh Inglis with the bat.

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No need for wholesale changes against Sri Lanka: Marsh

Out-of-sorts Australia have struggled in their opening two matches at the Cricket World Cup but Mitch Marsh does not believe the time is right to wield the axe.

AAP

Fielding, spin hurts Aussies in World Cup loss to India

Australia have been beaten by six wickets by India in their ODI World Cup opener, after sloppy fielding and spin hurt them badly in Chennai.

AAP

Smith open to batting lower if Head recovers

Steve Smith is prepared to make way at first drop if Travis Head recovers from injury during the World Cup, which begins for Australia against India on Sunday.

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Head, Labuschagne both in ODI World Cup squad, Agar out

Marnus Labuschagne has been brought into Australia's World Cup squad, squeezed in along with the injured Travis Head, with spinner Ashton Agar ruled out.

AAP

South Africa wins 3rd straight match to beat Australia 3-2 in ODI series ahead of Cricket World Cup

South Africa won ODI series 3-2 over Australia, with Quinton de Kock's 27 in his last ODI at home, Aiden Markram's 93, and Marco Jansen's 5-39 leading the way. Adam Zampa's 3-71 was a bright spot for Australia, while Mitch Marsh (71) and Marnus Labuschagne (44) put up a fight.

The Hindu

Mitchell Marsh may open during ICC World Cup following red-hot run in all formats

NEW DELHI: Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is being considered as a potential opener for the Australian cricket team during the ICC World Cup 2023 in India. This consideration is based on Marsh's impressive form across all formats of the game this year.

The Times of India

"Proud of him": Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh hails debutant Tanveer Sangha

Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh praised debutant Tanveer Sangha for his 4-31 bowling figure, the best for a debutant. Marsh lauded Sangha's calmness and hailed him as a "ripping young kid".

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Australia thrashes South Africa by 111 runs in Durban T20

Aus 226-6, beat SA 115 in 15.3 ov by 111 runs. Marsh (92*) & David (64) starred, Sangha (4-31) & Johnson (2-33) bowled well. SA never got going, Van der Dussen (21) top-scored.

The Times of India

Mitchell Marsh, Tanveer Sangha lead Australia to big win over South Africa

NEW DELHI: Newly appointed captain Mitch Marsh's career-best unbeaten score of 92 propelled Australia to a commanding 111-run victory over the host team, South Africa, in the inaugural Twenty20 International held in Durban on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Adam Zampa, Mitchell Marsh will be vital to Australia's chances in World Cup: Mike Hussey

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricketer Mike Hussey believes spinner Adam Zampa and all-rounder Mitchell Marsh are poised to assume pivotal roles in the team's pursuit of World Cup victory in India later this year.

The Independent UK

Day three of fifth Ashes Test: England looking to build commanding lead

After Australia secured a narrow 12-run lead, England will aim to set a winning score on day three at the Kia Oval.

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The Independent UK

Day two of fifth Ashes Test: England in need of quick wickets

Harry Brook’s 85 helped England make 283 on day one but they need their bowlers on song on day two.

The Independent UK

Australia hit back after Harry Brook’s heroics at the Oval

England battled to 250 for seven at tea.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook goes on the attack as England make most of missed Australian chances

Brook was unbeaten on 48 at lunch.

The Independent UK

Joe Root gives England faint hope as rain and Marnus Labuschagne frustrate hosts

Root finally dismissed the Australia batter for 111.

The Independent UK

Day two of fourth Ashes Test: England racing to beat Australia and the weather

The hosts enjoyed a productive first day with the ball as they reduced their opponents to 299 for eight.

The Hindu

England keep faith with Bairstow in squad for fourth Ashes Test

England have kept faith with Jonny Bairstow as the wicketkeeper retained his place in a 14-man squad for next week’s fourth Test against Australia

The Independent UK

Mitch Marsh made a strong case to keep his Ashes place – Andrew McDonald

Marsh impressed after coming into Australia’s line-up as a replacement for the injured Cameron Green.

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