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Mumbai Indians Announce Appointment Of Lasith Malinga As Bowling Coach
Mumbai Indians have officially appointed former Sri Lanka pacer Lasith Malinga as their bowling coach, the Indian Premier League franchise said on Friday, promptly filling the void left by the departure of Shane Bond. The 40-year-old Malinga, who played for the five-time champions in his prime, will join the coaching team led by Mark Boucher and his former teammate Kieron Pollard ahead of the upcoming season. The franchise believed the three ex-cricketers will be "forging a strong partnership in the dugout." The erstwhile slinger has also served as the bowling coach for MI New York in Major League Cricket and MI Cape Town in SA20.
Smarting From Shock Losses, England And South Africa Look To Turn The Tide
Reeling from upsets in their previous outings, a formidable South Africa will have an upper hand against a faltering England when the two teams meet in a World Cup match in Mumbai on Saturday. Having recorded the highest total of this competition (428/5) previously, South Africa crumbled against the Netherlands in a rain-truncated game in Dharamsala for their first loss in the competition. Similarly, England too caved in to pressure when Afghanistan brought out their best with the ball in Delhi.
Australia vs Pakistan Live Score, World Cup 2023: Focus On Shadab Khan As Pakistan Take On Resurgent Australia
AUS vs PAK, World Cup 2023 Live Score: Australia take on Pakistan in their ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Friday. Buoyed by their win over Sri Lanka, Australia eye their second win on the bounce in the tournament after starting on with two defeats. On the other hand, the Pakistan juggernaut ended after three wins last week with a humiliating defeat to arch-rivals India in Ahmedabad. Australia have six of their 10 meeting against Pakistan in World Cup competitions. (Live Scorecard | Points Table)
Team India Players Set For 2-3 Days' Break After Cricket World Cup Clash Against New Zealand: Report
The members of the Indian cricket team in all likelihood will get a short break after World Cup clash against New Zealand on Sunday to spend some time with their families. The World Cup is a long and arduous assignment and the seven-day gap between the contests against New Zealand (October 22) and England (October 29) will allow players a break. Most of the players have been on the road since Asia Cup that was co-hosted by Sri Lanka and Pakistan between August 30 and September 17.
Cricket World Cup 2023: Pakistan's Predicted XI vs Australia - Will Babar Azam Change Team Composition?
The stage is all set for another exciting clash, as Australia and Pakistan prepare to go up against each other in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 on Friday. The match will be played at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Australia, despite getting off to a disappointing start to the tournament, had something to smile about in their match against Sri Lanka. After a clinical display from their bowlers, Josh Inglis and Mitchell Marsh steered the side to their first win of the ICC World Cup 2023. Pakistan had a terrific start to the tournament. They were comprehensive against the Netherlands with the bat and ball in their opening match and took two points comfortably. Against Sri Lanka, their bowlers had a difficult outing, but Mohammad Rizwan and Abdulla Shafique's centuries took the side home.
Cricket World Cup 2023: Australia Predicted XI vs Pakistan - Will Pat Cummins Make Any Changes?
Australia and Pakistan are set to take on each other in Cricket World Cup 2023 on Friday. The match will be played at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Pakistan were off to a pretty good start in the tournament. After two wins against Netherlands and Sri Lanka, they were outplayed in Ahmedabad by arch-rivals India and registered their first defeat of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. Australia, on the other hand, had a forgettable outing so far in the tournament, besides the victory in their last match against Sri Lanka. A defeat to India in the opening match was followed by another poor performance against South Africa. Their batting unit failed to touch the 200 mark in both of these matches.
Pakistan remain confident despite India defeat says Hasan
BENGALURU, India: Pakistan may have suffered a heavy defeat last week to India at the World Cup but fast bowler Hasan Ali said on Thursday that the loss was "not the end of the world" as the 1992 champions look to revive their campaign against Australia.