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David Warner finds his Baggy Green Caps
David Warner’s Baggy Green Cap has been found after four days of it having gone missing during David Warner’s journey from Melbourne to Sydney. In the wake of that, David Warner had made a public appeal for the return of his baggy greens. Now, after four days, Warner’s lost cap was found at team hotel in Sydney. David Warner thanked everyone involved in finding his Cap.
“Hi everyone, I am very pleased and relieved to let you all know that my baggy greens have been found, which is great news. Thanks to all involved and I am extremely grateful. Quanta, the freight company, our hotels and team management. Thanks you,” Warner wrote on Instagram.
Recently, David Warner retired from Test cricket along with ODIs. He is playing his last Test in the Australia’s ongoing third Test match against Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Ground. In the first innings, David Warner scored 34 runs.
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Pakistan make late changes to white-ball squads, drop Hasan Nawaz from upcoming assignment
In a late shake-up to their white-ball squads, Pakistan have dropped young batter Hasan Nawaz from both their ODI and T20I squads for the upcoming white-ball series against Sri Lanka and the T20I tri-nation series that also features Zimbabwe. No replacement has been named for him in the ODI setup, and Pakistan have recalled Fakhar Zaman...
NZ vs WI: Rain plays spoilsport as 4th T20I ends in no result
The fourth T20I of the ongoing five-match series between New Zealand and West Indies on Monday at Saxton Oval was abandoned due to persistent rain. Only 6.3 overs of play were possible before the weather intervened, forcing officials to call off the proceedings without a result.
Put in to bat, West Indies reached 38/1 when showers halted the play. Alick A...
Meghalaya star Akash Kumar Choudhary creates first-class history, smashes eight sixes in a row
Demonstrating a sensational display of power-hitting, Meghalaya’s Akash Kumar Choudhary etched his name into first-class cricket history on Sunday, becoming only the third player in first-class cricket to smash six sixes in a single over and recording the fastest fifty in first-class history, reaching the mark in just 11 balls.
His landmark achievement was accompanied by...
"I'm very lucky to have all these boys": Suryakymar Yadav lauds Indian contingent
After lifting the T20I World Cup title in the Caribbean & USA last year, India have carried forward that momentum, winning every T20I series they’ve contested since the World Cup. But even this dominance doesn’t lull Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav into complacency, as he feels that you learn from every game you play. However, he lauded both the batting and bowling departme...
AUS vs IND: Fifth T20I abandoned, India walk away 2-1 winners
The fifth and final T20I between India and Australia at The Gabba on Saturday was abandoned after just 4.5 overs of play, handing India the series victory by 2-1. India, having already secured a 2-1 lead heading into the final game, were asked to bat. They got off to a promising start, cruising to 52/0 in 4.5 overs.
Opener Shubman Gill was unbeaten on 29 ...
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