Showing posts with label Batsmen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Batsmen. Show all posts

Friday, September 16, 2011

NEW ZEALAND'S PACER RULED OUT FROM ZIMBABWE TOUR:

New Zealand pacer Hamish Bennett will miss the Black Caps' tour of Zimbabwe due to a back injury, New Zealand's Cricket director John Buchanan said Friday.

Buchanan said Bennett pulled up sore at training and while scans had ruled out a stress fracture the 24-year-old was set to sit out the Zimbabwe tour, will be held on next month.

He said Bennett should be available for New Zealand's tour of Australia in November.

The Black Caps will play three ODI'S, two T20 internationals and one Test against Zimbabwe.

Azhar's son Ayazuddin succumbs to injuries:

The 19-year-old, a budding cricketer, his last breath in Apollo Hospital this morning after fighting for his life about six days.

It's a Privilege to have played with Dravid - Kumble :

Rahul Dravid has shown character that there is no substitute for class, hard work and impeccable work ethics, and nice human being writes Anil Kumble. 


IPL to get a new chairman at BCCI AGM:

The appointment of new selection committees including the senior panel, is also one of the important items on the agenda of the meeting along with the election of various.

The End Of Wall In ODI'S:

In coloured clothing, Rahul Dravid has not quite evoked the awe that he has in whites. And yet, there is plenty that has been brilliant. On the eve of his final ODI, Saurabh Somani examines a glorious ODI career.He says that he would to continue service to India as a cricketer in test matches.

I Would Like To Attack The Batsmen:

Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has attributed his success in the ongoing ODI series against England to the adjustments he has made to his bowling for English conditions. It doesn't help if you sit back. I would rather live by the sword and die by it, said R Ashwin.

Warne coming out from IPL for Big Bash:

After retiring as captain in IPL for rajastan royals warne continue his performance in T20 BigBash cricket.