Misbah represented Islamabad in 26 matches in the first three editions, scoring 381 runs at an average of 25.40.
George Bailey hit an unbeaten 51 to condemn a near full-strength South Africa to defeat in the opening game of their Australian tour against an inexperienced Prime Minister's XI on Wednesday.
It’s a well-known fact that MS Dhoni is revered by fans all over India. But ahead of the fifth ODI between India and West Indies at Trivandrum, the ‘All Kerala Dhoni Fans Association’ did something big - literally - to show how much they love the former Indian skipper.
The Greenfield International Stadium in Trivandrum, Kerala will be hosting its maiden ODI game when India take on the Windies in the final match of the five-match series.
You know a batting stance is straight up unusual when the commentators speculate the need for a “hamstring pad” for the batsman while he’s at the crease. But that’s exactly what happened when George Bailey took strike for Prime Minister’s XI against South Africa in the former’s tour game on Wednesday in Canberra.
"If the ball is touch and go, then I'm better off just letting it go for four or whatever it may be than potentially missing four to six months with a shoulder injury."
"It's disappointing when cricket gets lost among all the other stuff, because at the end of the day that's why we're all here: to play some cricket,” Gibson said.
Australian Test captain Tim Paine has revealed he was not one bit surprised when Aaron Finch officially replaced him as the One-Day International captain insisting his plan was always to just focus on the five-day format.
Hard-hitting batsman Colin Munro said that he can't wait to get back into the New Zealand dressing room as they gear up to face Pakistan in a three-match T20I series in their first international game in more than seven months.
"I think I'm much fitter than many youngsters in the country for sure. I don't know, right now I'm not disappointed. There's nothing in my mind. Because I have to contribute to my team to win a game and that's very important."
Cricketnext looks at five young players who will be looking to catch the eye in the 85th edition of Ranji Trophy.
The pathway isn’t easy, and performance in Ranji is definitely no guarantee of a spot in the bigger teams.
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