Craddock worried about Finch as Australia avoid "class-A disaster"
“He’s just, for a couple of years, been in decline.”
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“He’s just, for a couple of years, been in decline.”
The Australian federal and state authorities are unlikely to change the shape of their quarantine protocols to suit the England squad
âArroganceâ: Have the BCCI escaped criticism over COVID-hit IPL? By 2021-05-10T13:48+10:00 Newscorp cricket writer Robert Craddock says the BCCIâS insistence of playing the IPL during Indiaâs COVID-19 crisis smacked of âarroganceâ. The IPL was suspended last week after two players from the Kolkata Knight Riders tested positive to COVID on April 29 amid a devastating second wave of the pandemic. The BCCI decided to play the tournament across six different cities â including COVID hotspot Delhi â despite daily cases rising to 400,000. âJust the ar...
The 31-year-old slowly made his way back to the pavilion, repeatedly shaking his head and scraping his thigh pad, indicating he did not edge the delivery. Steve Smith trudges off after being given out. The 26-year-old threw his head back in disbelief after the umpire raised his finger, shaking his head all the way to the sheds. Marnus LOSES it over bad call: Sheffield Shield: Marnus Labuschagne was NOT happy with the umpire giving him out on this delivery and he let him hear it. For Smith and Labuschagne, accumulating high scores in the game's longest format is a birthright, and ...
By 2021-02-22T12:15+11:00 Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne were left fuming following their controversial dismissals in their respective Sheffield Shield matches. Smith was not happy after being given out caught behind in the second innings of New South Walesâ four-wicket loss to Victoria, while Labuschagne lost his cool after he was also caught at the wicket in Queenslandâs three-wicket win over Tasmania. Gerard Whateley didnât like what he saw from the star Australian batsmen. âThe open dissent of Australiaâs two best batsmen back at Shield level as Steve Smit...