New Zealand's Barclay re-elected ICC chairman
Melbourne, Nov 12, 2022 (AFP) -Greg Barclay was Saturday re-elected unopposed as independent chairman of the International Cricket Council after Zimbabwe's Tavengwa Mukuhlani pulled out of contention.
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England and Pakistan eye T20 title in throwback final
MELBOURNE : A confident England will look to deny Pakistan a fairytale finish in Sunday's Twenty20 World Cup final and become the first nation to hold both global white-ball trophies - if Melbourne's fickle weather permits.
Trouble at the top ends India's cricket World Cup hopes
ADELAIDE: As India lick their wounds after the 10-wicket shellacking by England in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup on Thursday (Nov 10), the inaugural champions would be thoroughly justified in thinking their misfiring opening pair have let them down.
Trouble at the top ends India's World Cup hopes
ADELAIDE : As India lick their wounds after the 10-wicket shellacking by England in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup on Thursday, the inaugural champions would be thoroughly justified in thinking their misfiring opening pair have let them down.
Netball Diamond League returns as Proteas host Scotland, Zimbabwe
Netball South Africa confirmed on Thursday that South Africa will play host to Scotland and Zimbabwe for the Spar Diamond Challenge after a four-year hiatus.
Say what? Bavuma suggests Proteas need to accept 'chokers' tag to cure habit: 'Can't shy away'
Temba Bavuma has, in a seemingly strange case of reverse psychology, suggested that the Proteas will need to embrace their "chokers" tag to an extent in order to finally break the curse.
England to bowl first against India in semi-final, Wood, Malan miss out
MELBOURNE : England have selected batsman Phil Salt and fast bowler Chris Jordan to replace the injured duo of Dawid Malan and paceman Mark Wood for the Twenty20 World Cup semi-final against India at Adelaide Oval on Thursday.
’Sky’s the limit’: Azam finds form to power Pakistan into T20 final
SYDNEY: A resurgent Pakistan declared Wednesday “the sky’s the limit” as captain Babar Azam rediscovered his form to help power them past New Zealand in Sydney and into a Twenty20 World Cup final against either India or England. Azam and Mohammad Rizwan got off to a flying start in pursuit of 153, putting on a 105-run opening stand in 12.4 overs to set up victory and a place in Sunday’s showpiece at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. If Azam had been under pressure after making just 39 runs in the tournament’s Super 12 stage, he did not show it, reaching his fifty off 38 balls in front of 36,443 strongly pro-Pakistan spectators at the Sydney Cricket Ground.