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Cameron Green - Josh Inglis - Matthew Wade - Nathan Ellis - T20 World Cup: Australia mull inclusion of Cameron Green, Nathan Ellis after injury rules out reserve wicketkeeper Josh Inglis - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - New Zealand - India

T20 World Cup: Australia mull inclusion of Cameron Green, Nathan Ellis after injury rules out reserve wicketkeeper Josh Inglis

The 27-year-old Inglis sustained an injury in a freak accident while playing golf when his six-iron snapped and cut his hand open at the New South Wales Club in La Perouse. "An incredibly freak accident to Josh, unfortunately,” McDonald said on SEN's Whateley. "He's potentially not going to take any part in the World Cup, so that's all to unfold." Indicating that Green was being considered, McDonald said: "(Cam) Green is definitely a discussion point, (seamer) Nathan Ellis as well...

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Kagiso Rabada - Temba Bavuma - Mark Boucher - Quinton De-Kock - Tristan Stubbs - T20 World Cup: South Africa bowling attack offers hope of T20 breakthrough - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - South Africa - India

T20 World Cup: South Africa bowling attack offers hope of T20 breakthrough

South Africa have a history of failing to deliver at World Cups, progressing no further than the semi-final stage at both the 50-overs event and the T20 version. In Australia they will hope the potentially destructive batting of Quinton de Kock and David Miller can deliver consistently, while Rilee Rossouw has made a positive return to the team and 22-year-old Tristan Stubbs has emerged as a top prospect. But it is their highly regarded bowling attack which offers them a real chance of success.

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Dasun Shanaka - Max Odowd - Cricket-Sri Lanka beat Netherlands, reach Super 12's at T20 World Cup - channelnewsasia.com - Netherlands - Australia - Namibia - Uae - Sri Lanka - county Scott

Cricket-Sri Lanka beat Netherlands, reach Super 12's at T20 World Cup

GEELONG, Australia : Kusal Mendis blasted a timely half-century and Wanindu Hasaranga took three wickets as Sri Lanka eased into the Super 12 phase of the T20 World Cup with a 16-run win over the Netherlands in Geelong on Thursday.

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Dasun Shanaka - Max Odowd - T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka beat Netherlands, reach Super 12's - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Netherlands - Namibia - Uae - Sri Lanka - county Scott

T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka beat Netherlands, reach Super 12's

The wicketkeeper-batsman's swashbuckling 79 from 44 drove Sri Lanka to 162 for six on a sunny afternoon at Kardinia Park before the talismanic Hasaranga helped restrict Netherlands to 146 for nine, despite an unbeaten 71 from opener Max O'Dowd. The win put Sri Lanka top of Group A ahead of second-placed Netherlands, while knocking the winless United Arab Emirates out of the tournament. Sri Lanka were stunned by Namibia in their first qualifier, but steadied their campaign by thrashing the UAE. "We knew that when we came to the World Cup we would be the favourites in this group," said captain Dasun Shanaka.

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T20 World Cup: Middle order holds key to depleted India's title aspirations - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India - Pakistan

T20 World Cup: Middle order holds key to depleted India's title aspirations

India, who won the first edition of the tournament in 2007, lost fast bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah to a back injury and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja to a knee problem in the lead-up to the event. Bumrah's absence will not only rob India of his new ball skills but Rohit Sharma's team will also miss his pinpoint yorkers and variations in the death overs. Jadeja required surgery on the injured knee and his accurate bowling in the middle overs, hard-hitting batting lower down the order and electric fielding will leave a gaping hole in the side.

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Pat Cummins - Mitchell Starc - Glenn Maxwell - Tim David - Steve Smith - Josh Hazlewood - West Indies - Hosts Australia ready to click in T20 World Cup defence - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - Uae - India

Hosts Australia ready to click in T20 World Cup defence

Aaron Finch's men when they flick the switch to tournament mode this week. An underdone Australia gelled superbly during last year's triumph in the United Arab Emirates and 14 of that 15-man squad will bid for back-to-back titles on home pitches over the next few weeks. Since blanking twice champions West Indies at the start of the month, Australia have lost two warm-up matches to England and another against India in Brisbane on Monday as selectors tinker and players are rested. Finch made a welcome return to form with a half-century against India, though, and Australia had another burden lifted on Tuesday when Pat Cummins was confirmed as captain of the one-day side, an issue that threatened to become a distraction through the tournament.

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Dawid Malan - Phil Salt - Jos Buttler - Liam Livingstone - Jason Roy - Harry Brook - Alex Hales - T20 World Cup: Explosive England can out-bat anyone but bowlers look key - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Pakistan

T20 World Cup: Explosive England can out-bat anyone but bowlers look key

Morgan turned a struggling team into one where aggression and risk was rewarded, and crucially where failure did not automatically mean punishment. A shrewd captain and master accumulator, Morgan has been replaced as skipper by wicketkeeper/opener Jos Buttler, while also gone from the side is prolific opener Jason Roy.

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Cricket-Middle order holds key to depleted India's title aspirations - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - India - Pakistan

Cricket-Middle order holds key to depleted India's title aspirations

(Reuters) - Hampered by injuries to key players, India will need their batters to find an extra gear in Australia to compensate for their bowling limitations if they are to lift the T20 World Cup trophy for a second time.

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