Scoring 400 runs necessary against Australia: Jalal
KARACHI: Former Test cricketer Jalaluddin has termed the three-Test Australian tour as Pakistan’s hardest assignment due to their weak bowling attack as well as the psychological pressure of...
Stay updated with breaking news from Test Australian. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
KARACHI: Former Test cricketer Jalaluddin has termed the three-Test Australian tour as Pakistan’s hardest assignment due to their weak bowling attack as well as the psychological pressure of...
Sports legends are getting behind the Australian Masters Games , which will be held in Adelaide in October.
India not strongest sans Ishant but we'll be watchful against Bumrah: Smith By IANS | Published on Thu, Dec 10 2020 9:21 IST | 4 Views India not strongest sans Ishant but we'll be watchful against Bumrah: Smith. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Dec 10 : Prolific Australian batsman Steve Smith on Thursday said that the Indian bowling attack may not be their strongest ever without Ishant Sharma but he will still have to be 'watchful' against Jasprit Bumrah whom most of the players in the team will face for the first time in Test cricket in the upcoming four-match series. T...
This is what Steve Smith has to say about the Indian bowling attack sans Ishant Sharma IANS New Delhi: Prolific Australian batsman Steve Smith Thursday said that the Indian bowling attack may not be their strongest ever without Ishant Sharma but he will still have to be ‘watchful’ against Jasprit Bumrah whom most of the players in the team will face for the first time in Test cricket in the upcoming four-match series. The Indian pace attack is likely to present a stiff challenge to the Aussies as only two of the nine batsmen in the current Test Australian squad — Tim Paine...
New Delhi, Dec 10 (IANS) Prolific Australian batsman Steve Smith on Thursday said that the Indian bowling attack may not be their strongest ever without Ishant Sharma but he will still have to be `watchful` against Jasprit Bumrah whom most of the players in the team will face for the first time in Test cricket in the upcoming four-match series. The Indian pace attack is likely to present a stiff challenge to the Aussies as only two of the nine batsmen in the current Test Australian squad -- Tim Paine and Travis Head -- have had the experience of playing both Bumrah and Mohammed Shami in a Test...