Cricket World Cup: England 'peaking at right time' - Tammy Beaumont
Opener Tammy Beaumont says England are «peaking at the right time» as they stand on the verge of a place in the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup.
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Opener Tammy Beaumont says England are «peaking at the right time» as they stand on the verge of a place in the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup.
Century-maker Suzie Bates produced a milestone innings as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 71 runs in the Women's World Cup in Christchurch on Saturday.
Bangladesh might be at their first Women's World Cup, but they are proving good to their captain's word that they are there to «compete and not just participate».
Suzie Bates compiled her 12th ODI century and became the first New Zealand batter, and fourth overall, to reach 5,000 runs in the format as the hosts beat Pakistan by 71 runs to end an otherwise disappointing Women's World Cup campaign on a positive note on Saturday. After Bates' magnificent century guided New Zealand to 265 for eight, a maiden five-wicket haul from medium pacer Hannah Rowe helped New Zealand register a comfortable victory at the Hagley Oval. Bates hit 126 from just 135 deliveries in the White Ferns' total and that proved too much for Pakistan as Rowe picked up 5/55 to effectively seal the result for New Zealand.
Australia suffered a blow ahead of their upcoming ODI series and lone T20 against Pakistan with senior batter Steve Smith being ruled out with an elbow problem. Cricket Australia said on Friday night that Smith will miss the white-ball leg of the tour of Pakistan to manage discomfort in his left elbow. "Smith experienced some discomfort during the three-match Test series and, with a full schedule of international cricket over the coming 18 months, it was felt prudent to prioritise recovery and treatment at this time," a CA statement said.
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia batsman Steve Smith will miss the one-day and T20 matches against Pakistan to manage a left elbow injury, the team said on Saturday.
Former Australia spinner Shane Warne tragically died earlier this month at the age of 52 from a suspected heart attack in Thailand. Apart from his unmatched success on the international circuit, Warne also led the Rajasthan Royals (RR) to the Indian Premier League (IPL) title in the inaugural season in 2008. Under Warne, RR defied all the odds to beat the star-studded Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the final by three wickets. Recently, several members of that title-winning team shared some interesting on and off the field moments.
Steve Smith will miss the one-day and T20 matches against Pakistan to manage a left elbow injury, the team said on Saturday. Smith experienced some discomfort during the latter stages of Australia's 1-0 win in the three-match Test series against Pakistan, team physiotherapist Alex Kontouris said. “Given he had an injury with the same elbow last year, we felt it important to manage this proactively," Kontouris said in a statement.