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Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey said his first thought on hearing his call-up for the Ashes squad was 'excitement'. He added that featuring in T20 Internationals and one-day matches for Australia helped him adjust quicker to the demands of ...
"It is a bit of frustration obviously, sometimes when you reduce a team to six down and you are on your way to knock them over, but as I said teams bat all the way down, specially some of the teams like England. Credit to him (Shardul), we missed our marking a little-bit in that little period. "Probably bowled a touch short and bit of width here and there and just let him off the hook a little bit there and probably did not build the pressure, the way we wanted to. But again credit to him," he said during the briefing facilitated by official broadcaster Sony Network.
Australia were in a commanding position but couldn’t capitalise as the Indian pair helped them reduce the lead to just 33 runs in the first innings.
Shardul, Washington batted brilliantly; we faltered in execution: Hazlewood Brisbane : Australia speedster Josh Hazlewood on Sunday credited Washington Sundar and Shardul Thakur for taking India to a safe position with their century stand but rued the execution of home team bowlers in finishing off the visitors tail on the third day of the series-deciding fourth Test here. In a spot of bother at 186 for six in reply to Australia’s 369, debutant Washington (62) and Shardul (67) punched above their wights to stitch a “crucial” 123-run stand for the seventh wicket to help an inexperienced ...