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With Australia trailing 0-2 against India in the four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, former captain Michael Clarke questioned Australian team management's decision not to seek the advice of Mathew Hayden and Mark Waugh on tour. In Pat Cummins' absence Steve Smith will lead Australia in the third Test match in Indore starting on Wednesday.
Leinster head coach Leo Cullen says his role will remain the same no matter who the club finds as a replacement for Stuart Lancaster.
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David Warner will return home from India and miss the last two Tests of the Border Gavaskar Trophy after an elbow fracture and concussion, Cricket Australia said on Tuesday.It is the second injury blow in two days for struggling Australia, who are 0-2 down in the four-Test series. Warner will head home to Sydney to recover but is expected to return to India for the three-match ODI series after the four-match Test series. The ODI series begins on March 17 in Mumbai."David Warner has been ruled out of the Qantas test tour of India and will return home," CA said in a statement.
Australia chief coach Andrew McDonald made no bones about his team's capitulation in the second innings of the second Test here, saying they "failed the examination" of India. Australia, who seemed to be shaping up well for the challenge with 61 for one at stumps on day 2, lost nine second-innings wickets for just 48 runs to be all out for 113. India then reached the winning target of 115 for the loss of four wickets to take a 2-0 lead and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Andrew McDonald made no bones about his team's capitulation in the second innings of the second Test here, saying they "failed the examination" of India.Australia, who seemed to be shaping up well for the challenge with 61 for one at stumps on day 2, lost nine second-innings wickets for just 48 runs to be all out for 113. India then reached the winning target of 115 for the loss of four wickets to take a 2-0 lead and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy."Our methods are going to be critiqued, and rightfully so," McDonald was quoted as saying by Australian Associated Press on Monday."At the end of day two, if you said our preparation was good (with Australia on 61/1), you'd probably have a different slant on it, but within an hour (on day 3) then people start to critique what happened in the past...
KEITH JACKSON: Yeah, let’s start with an easy one! It’s almost impossible to call. Both sides are flying in confidence with momentum at their backs, quality players all over the pitch and tactically astute managers in the dugout. It could be a bit of a classic - and might very well go all the way to penalty kicks.
ANDREW NEWPORT: The likes of Filip Helander, James Sands, Rabbi Matondo and Scott Wright are the likely candidates to be moved on. Further room could be made in Beale’s squad if Allan McGregor, Steven Davis and Ryan Jack don’t sign new deals. Kemar Roofe needs to prove he can stay fit. Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos, as things stand, will be leaving but Beale will be loath to lose either.