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Pat Cummins grossly under-bowled himself in Delhi Test: Allan Border

The legendary Allan Border feels Cummins had a lot to worry about as the series against India was his "first real test as captain" and in the process under-bowled himself in the second Test in Delhi.Australia conceded the four-match series for the Border Gavaskar Trophy after losing the opening two Tests in Nagpur and Delhi."To me, the fast bowler, it's always fraught with danger. I thought Pat grossly under-bowled himself in that Test match," Border told SEN Radio.

After year of two 'big' injuries, Deepak Chahar says he is fully fit and preparing for IPL

Deepak Chahar says he is fully fit and set to make his comeback with the Indian Premier League beginning March 31.The 30-year-old injury-prone fast bowler had a tough time recovering from a stress fracture and more recently a quad grade 3 tear. He last played for India in the second ODI in Bangladesh where he broke down after bowling three overs.In the whole of 2022, Chahar could only feature in 15 games for India and was also ruled out of the T20 World Cup due to injury.Having done an extensive rehab at the National Cricket Academy, Chahar is preparing for the IPL where he will represent the Chennai Super Kings.

Watch: Mohammad Amir's Controversial Gesture In PSL Leaves Fans Fuming

Pakistani pacer Mohammad Amir has time and again made headlines for his action in the Pakistan Super League. The left-arm seamer earned plenty of flak for his on-field antics while bowling to Pakistan national team skipper Babar Azam. The incident even saw ex-Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi reaching out to Amir and speaking to him about his actions. However, Afridi's words seem to have had no impact on Amir, who left fans disgusted with another poor action on the field in a PSL match.

Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators: All-rounder James Neesham leads Peshawar to four-wicket win in Pakistan Super League

Neesham led the Peshawar batting card by scoring 37 to help his team go past Quetta's 154/4. Before that Neesham dismissed his countrymate Martin Guptill early, which played a key role in Peshwar limiting Quetta to a below par total. Quetta were led by Iftikhar Ahmed, who notched 50 off 34 balls for his first half-century this season, and Odean Smith with a breezy 25.

Matthew Hayden ready to help solve Australia batting woes: Report

Matthew Hayden is ready to help Australia solve their batting woes in the ongoing Test series after the visiting side was bamboozled by the Indian spinners in the first two matches.With Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja taking 32 of the total 40 wickets in the two Tests, Australia suffered heavy losses in Nagpur and New Delhi.Hayden, commentating on the series for host broadcaster Star Sports, said he would happily put his hand up to help Australia's debacle against Indian spinners and he would do it for nothing."One hundred per cent, at any time of the day or night, it is a given that myself -- and I'm sure I speak for anyone else that I represent that would have that kind of influence -- would 100 per cent be in," Hayden was quoted as saying by 'Sydney Morning Herald'.

Watch: When Axar Patel told Ravindra Jadeja 'Meri toh bowling hi nahi aa rahi', this is how Jaddu replied

Jadeja's return to the Indian Test team from injury keeps getting better, as showcased by the latest highlight of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar series, where the all-rounder took 7 for 42 to deflate Australia and lay the foundation of India's six-wicket win in the second Test in Delhi. But what Jadeja's comeback has also done is that it has limited fellow left-armer Axar Patel's visits to the bowling crease. Jadeja has taken the series by a storm, with both bat and ball. Starting with a five-wicket haul and a half-century in Nagpur, Jadeja continues to rattle the Australians, especially with his spin. In his absence, Axar was on a roll with the ball. With that as the premise, Axar jokingly remarked during his conversation with Jadeja on a BCCI video: "Sir, meri toh bolwing aa nahi rahi (I am not getting a chance to bowl)."

Women's T20 World Cup: India ready for likely semifinal against Australia, says Harmanpreet Kaur

five-run win over Ireland in their rain-hit last group game, which has raised the confidence of skipper Harmanpreet Kaur leading up to a likely semifinal against defending champoins Australia. The Indian team finished second in Group 2 to book a spot in the semis, with current group leaders England as the other team to reach the last-four stage. England have a game against Pakistan left to play, but are likely to remain at the top of the group irrespective of the result in that game because of their superior net run-rate. Australia have already won Group 1, so are almost certain to play India as runners-up in Group One in the semi-finals.

Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte: 'No chance' Longhorns stray away from burnt orange and white colors

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Pat Cummins grossly under-bowled himself in Delhi Test: Allan Border

After year of two 'big' injuries, Deepak Chahar says he is fully fit and preparing for IPL

Watch: Mohammad Amir's Controversial Gesture In PSL Leaves Fans Fuming

Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators: All-rounder James Neesham leads Peshawar to four-wicket win in Pakistan Super League

Matthew Hayden ready to help solve Australia batting woes: Report

Watch: When Axar Patel told Ravindra Jadeja 'Meri toh bowling hi nahi aa rahi', this is how Jaddu replied

Women's T20 World Cup: India ready for likely semifinal against Australia, says Harmanpreet Kaur

Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte: 'No chance' Longhorns stray away from burnt orange and white colors