Truloff leads Bulls to big Marsh Cup win
Sam Truloff enjoyed a memorable one-day debut as Queensland thumped Victoria by 92 runs in the Marsh Cup.
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Rohit Sharma Names 3 Younger India Teammates "Looked Upon As Leaders"
India skipper Rohit Sharma on Wednesday said that the likes of KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant are looked upon as leaders within the group. Last week, Rohit was named as the Test skipper. Chetan Sharma, the Chairman of the Selection Committee had said that the management is looking at Rohit to groom future leaders and he also spoke on how the right-handed batter is an ideal candidate to lead the side. "I won't have that much of a role in telling them each and everything, they all are mature enough, it is just when someone needs to be there around them to guide them, I will be more than happy to do that. It is how we have come through the ranks, we were groomed by someone else. It is a natural process, everyone goes through this," said Rohit during a virtual press conference.
NSW-Tasmania domestic Cup clash abandoned
NSW's Marsh Cup clash with the Tasmania Tigers has been abandoned without a ball being bowled on Wednesday.
Should Aiden Markram be dropped for 2nd Test? Have your say
The Proteas head into the second Test against New Zealand in Christchurch on Friday desperate to put things right after being thrashed in the series opener, and there is a selection cloud hovering over batsman Aiden Markram.
Ruled out of India series, Sri Lanka leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga remains in isolation
Wanindu Hasaranga's isolation here has been extended as he returned another positive result for the virus. Sri Lanka and India will play in a three-match T20 series beginning with the opener here on Thursday.
NZ not focused on Test rankings: Jamieson
Fast bowler Kyle Jamieson does not expect his New Zealand teammates to be focused on reclaiming the No.1 spot in the world Test rankings when they take on South Africa in the second clash in their two-match series.
A Virender Sehwag fan, a world record holder and a young cricketer who owes everything to his brother: The Sakibul Gani story
Bihar these days. And the reason is a cricketer who has put his hometown on the world map. The 22-year-old cricketer Sakibul Gani recently made headlines across the world after he smashed a brilliant 341 off 405 balls in his debut Ranji Trophy match against Mizoram. With this Sakibul became the first cricketer in the world to score a triple ton on First Class debut and broke the previous world record of the highest individual score in a debut First Class match. Sakibul's elder brother Faisal and his parents - father Adnan Gani and mother Asma Khatoon - are busy attending to guests who are pouring in to congratulate them for their son's incredible feat. People in Agarwa are now eagerly waiting for Sakibul to return home so that they can give him a grand welcome.
India vs Sri Lanka, 1st T20I: Sri Lanka T20I series Team India's chance to give more game time to claimants
Coming off a 3-0 whitewash of the West Indies, the in-form Indians will look to do an encore against the visiting Sri Lankans, and the Rohit Sharma-led squad has a realistic chance of achieving that. But the endeavour to complete another clean sweep will not mean a climb-down from their keenness to give enough game time to as many players as possible in the lead-up to the World Cup, which will be held in Australia in October-November.