Australia coach Andrew McDonald has mentioned that the team’s all-format players like Steve Smith and Josh Hazlewood will not miss the upcoming T20 World Cup 2021 in India, ahead of the most anticipated Ashes series against England at home. Australia had retained
Australian pacer, Josh Hazlewood is keeping his fingers crossed as he hopes for England to perform well against India in the ongoing Test series so that Australia can qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) final. As Australia’s away Test series against
As the ball rolls away towards the long-off boundary from a straight-drive off Rishabh Pant’s bat from the bowling of Josh Hazlewood, India wins the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, for the consecutive series, in Australia, en route also breaching Australia’s fortress, The Gabba. With
The third day of the ongoing Brisbane Test was really competitive as both the hosts Australia and the visitors India continued their fights and still they have strongly remained in this Test series decider. Starting the day on their overnight score of
Australian pacer, Josh Hazlewood summarises the third day of the ongoing Test between India and Australia in Brisbane. At stumps with a lead of 54 runs, Australia may just have their noses ahead, but India is not far behind either. Indeed the
Australian pacer, Josh Hazlewood feels that the hosts have an advantage over India when they play at the Gabba for the fourth and last Test of the series commencing on January 15. After the drawn third Test match in Sydney, the series
Australia managed to get rid of Hanuma Vihari cheaply on day three of the ongoing Test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) thanks to a stunning piece of effort from their fast-bowler Josh Hazlewood. The 30-year old, who celebrated his
Former India batsman, VVS Laxman believes that the batters should not be judged on just one bad session of batting. Laxman says that while it is necessary to look into the mistakes done by the Indian batsmen on the third day of
Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood, speedster Pat Cummins, and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin have gained in the latest update of the ICC Test rankings. While Josh Hazlewood’s exemplary spell of bowling was the standout amongst all, R Ashwin’s effort did not deserve to go
Former Australian leg-spinner Brad Hogg has hailed Australia’s brilliant bowling effort on the third afternoon of the pink-ball Test at the Adelaide Oval, claiming that this was the best he has seen Australian bowlers ever bowl. With the Test match evenly poised