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After it was disclosed that he had been dealing with an ankle issue during the Test series against India, Australia captain Pat Cummins is doubtful to play in the Champions Trophy.

On Thursday, it was announced that Cummins would be on paternity leave for the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka. He will also have ankle tests in the next few days to see if he can lead the side in the Champions Trophy, which will be played in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates next month.

George Bailey, the chair of the selectors, stated, "We will have to wait and watch when that scan comes back and see how it is tracking," "There is some work to be done. We will most likely learn a little more about where that stands.

During the five Test matches against India, Cummins took 25 wickets at 21.36 and sent down 167 overs, the most by an Australian bowler.

Australia's preparations include a one-off ODI in Sri Lanka on February 13 following the Test series, and their Champions Trophy opener against England on February 22.

Due to workload management, Cummins has only participated in two ODI World Cup matches since leading Australia to victory in India in 2023.

During that time, Australia has employed a number of stand-in captains. Prior to Mitchell Marsh taking over in England, Steven Smith captained the team against the West Indies the previous season. Smith again filled in for the series' final game. Josh Inglis captained the team in the final ODI in Perth earlier this summer against Pakistan.

Josh Hazlewood, on the other hand, is being targeted for a Champions Trophy comeback after the selectors were careful in his recuperation from the calf injury that terminated his India series following Brisbane, which was a comeback match following a side issue.

"Everything is going pretty well with Josh's recuperation from the calf injury, and he is working really hard," Bailey added. "Considering how much time he would have missed, how we would set up, and the loads those quicks might be under, it is definitely a touch tight."

Bailey stated, "Josh is putting in a lot of effort, and the news about his progress in recovering from the calf injury is coming along pretty well." "Considering the amount of time he would have lost, our potential organizational structure, and the potential workload for those quicks, it is definitely a little tight."

The frontline quicks going to Sri Lanka are Mitchell Starc, Scott Boland, and Sean Abbott. Abbott's resilience was the deciding factor in his selection for a Test debut on the tour.

"In Sean's case, considering the circumstances that we anticipate, he is just resilient," Bailey remarked. "We are certain that he can contribute a substantial amount of work if needed."

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For two-Test series against Sri Lanka, Australia announce squad

Australia has announced a 16-member squad for the upcoming two-Test series against Sri Lanka, starting on January 29. Cooper Connolly has been included as one of seven slow bowling options, marking his first Test call-up. Connolly, who has previously represented Australia in limited-overs formats, joins established spinners Todd Murphy, Matthew Kuhnemann, and Nathan Lyon.

Steve Smith will captain the team in the absence of Pat Cummins, who is on paternity leave and recovering from an ankle injury. Mitchell Marsh has been dropped following his poor performance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, while Josh Hazlewood is sidelined due to injury. Both players will focus on preparing for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

The squad also features Sean Abbott, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Travis Head (vice-captain), Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Sam Konstas, MarnusLabuschagne, Nathan McSweeney, and Mitchell Starc. The series will be contested for the Warne-Muralitharan Trophy, which Australia currently holds after winning the last series in 2019.

With spin expected to play a crucial role on Sri Lankan pitches, selectors have opted for a strong spin contingent to tackle the challenges ahead. The first Test will take place at Galle International Stadium.

Australia squad for Sri Lanka Tests:

Steve Smith ©, Sean Abbott, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Cooper Connolly, Travis Head (vc), Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Sam Konstas, Matt Kuhnemann, MarnusLabuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Nathan McSweeney, Todd Murphy, Mitchell Starc, Beau Webster

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Steve Smith to Lead Australia in Sri Lanka Test Series

Former Australian captain Steve Smith has been appointed to lead the team in the upcoming three-match Test series against Sri Lanka, stepping in for regular captain Pat Cummins, who is on paternity leave.

Smith, 35, returns to the captaincy role five years after serving a ban following the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. His leadership comes at a crucial time as Australia looks to build on their momentum after a successful series against India.

Cummins is absent to welcome his second child, while fast bowler Josh Hazlewood misses out due to a calf injury. Spinner Cooper Connolly has been handed his maiden Test call-up, joining a spin-heavy lineup that includes Nathan Lyon, Matt Kuhnemann, and Todd Murphy.

Nathan McSweeney retains his spot after opening in the recent India series, where he scored 72 runs in six innings. The 25-year-old is joined by 19-year-old Sam Konstas, who debuted during the series.

All-rounder Mitchell Marsh has been left out following a disappointing performance against India, with Beau Webster, who replaced Marsh in the final Test, securing his place in the squad.

Australia’s pace attack will be spearheaded by Mitchell Starc, Scott Boland, and Sean Abbott, while Alex Carey, Marnus Labuschagne, and Usman Khawaja provide stability in the batting order.

The first Test begins on 29 January in Galle. Australia recently qualified for the World Test Championship final after their series win over India and will face South Africa at Lord's from 11-15 June.

Australia Test squad for Sri Lanka: Steve Smith (captain), Sean Abbott, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Cooper Connolly, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Sam Konstas, Matthew Kuhnemann, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Nathan McSweeney, Todd Murphy, Mitchell Starc, Beau Webster.

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Josh Inglis ruled out of Sydney Test after calf strain

Australia's defender and reserve defender Josh Inglis ruled out with a slight calf strain. He picked up the injury on the field during the fourth Test at the MCG, meaning he will miss the final Test against India in Sydney. Cricket Australia (CA) confirmed the news and said they will carefully manage Inglis' recovery with an eye on the upcoming Test tour in Sri Lanka. Inglis was of Australia…

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Josh Inglis ruled out of Sydney Test after calf strain

Australia's defender and reserve defender Josh Inglis ruled out with a slight calf strain. He picked up the injury on the field during the fourth Test at the MCG, meaning he will miss the final Test against India in Sydney. Cricket Australia (CA) confirmed the news and said they will carefully manage Inglis' recovery with an eye on the upcoming Test tour in Sri Lanka. Inglis was of Australia…

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[ad_1] Steve Smith with his father Peter along with Peter Labuschagne with his daughter -Debasis Sen in Melbourne The festive spirit was in full swing at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), on Christmas Day, as the Australian cricketers spent some time with their families ahead of the Boxing Day Test. The iconic venue, known for hosting some of the most memorable moments in the history of cricket, became a heartwarming backdrop. It was a day filled with laughter, joy, and camaraderie among the players and their loved ones. Mitchell Marsh, accompanied by his wife Greta and their newborn daughter, Olive, shared a touching moment as they strolled together on the pitch. Marsh was not the only one enjoying quality time with family. Fellow players, Marnus Labuschagne, Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lyon,and Alex Carey were also spotted playing with their children on the field.  For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Josh Inglish with wife. Photo: Debasis Sen Josh Inglis, who was once again not picked in the playing XI, spent his Christmas Day with his partner, Megan, and their son, Oscar, making the most of the festive occasion. Perth Scorchers pacer, Jhye Richardson, a surprise inclusion in the squad as a reserve bowler, joined the celebrations in Melbourne, further adding to the warmth of the gathering. A special moment was also shared by Smith and his father, Peter, as they were seen inspecting the MCG wicket; a sight that highlighted the deep connection the players have with the historic ground. Rising star Sam Konstas, who is set to become one of the youngest Australians to debut in Test cricket, was also present with his family.  Andrew McDonald’s son, Ollie, donned the pads and faced throwdowns alongside Travis Head, who in turn successfully passed a fitness test after recovering from a quad injury. Captain, Pat Cummins reflected on the significance of the Christmas gathering, describing it as a cherished tradition. “We spend probably more time on the road than we do at home, so this is kind of the big extended family,” he explained. Alex Carey with his son. Photo: Debasis Sen He added that the atmosphere was lively, with around 30 to 40 kids running around, creating a joyful and chaotic scene. Although not all partners could travel, it provided a rare opportunity for the players and their loved ones to come together and celebrate. The festivities included Christmas presents for the kids, followed by a team lunch. Meanwhile, India, their Boxing Day opponents, chose to take a quieter approach, completing media commitments early and focusing on their preparations for the upcoming clash. Also Read: How Rohit’s gesture won hearts of his die-hard fan The post Festive spirit in full swing on Christmas Day at MCG appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Steve Smith with his father Peter along with Peter Labuschagne with his daughter -Debasis Sen in Melbourne The festive spirit was in full swing at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), on Christmas Day, as the Australian cricketers spent some time with their families ahead of the Boxing Day Test. The iconic venue, known for hosting some of the most memorable moments in the history of cricket, became a heartwarming backdrop. It was a day filled with laughter, joy, and camaraderie among the players and their loved ones. Mitchell Marsh, accompanied by his wife Greta and their newborn daughter, Olive, shared a touching moment as they strolled together on the pitch. Marsh was not the only one enjoying quality time with family. Fellow players, Marnus Labuschagne, Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lyon,and Alex Carey were also spotted playing with their children on the field.  For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Josh Inglish with wife. Photo: Debasis Sen Josh Inglis, who was once again not picked in the playing XI, spent his Christmas Day with his partner, Megan, and their son, Oscar, making the most of the festive occasion. Perth Scorchers pacer, Jhye Richardson, a surprise inclusion in the squad as a reserve bowler, joined the celebrations in Melbourne, further adding to the warmth of the gathering. A special moment was also shared by Smith and his father, Peter, as they were seen inspecting the MCG wicket; a sight that highlighted the deep connection the players have with the historic ground. Rising star Sam Konstas, who is set to become one of the youngest Australians to debut in Test cricket, was also present with his family.  Andrew McDonald’s son, Ollie, donned the pads and faced throwdowns alongside Travis Head, who in turn successfully passed a fitness test after recovering from a quad injury. Captain, Pat Cummins reflected on the significance of the Christmas gathering, describing it as a cherished tradition. “We spend probably more time on the road than we do at home, so this is kind of the big extended family,” he explained. Alex Carey with his son. Photo: Debasis Sen He added that the atmosphere was lively, with around 30 to 40 kids running around, creating a joyful and chaotic scene. Although not all partners could travel, it provided a rare opportunity for the players and their loved ones to come together and celebrate. The festivities included Christmas presents for the kids, followed by a team lunch. Meanwhile, India, their Boxing Day opponents, chose to take a quieter approach, completing media commitments early and focusing on their preparations for the upcoming clash. Also Read: How Rohit’s gesture won hearts of his die-hard fan The post Festive spirit in full swing on Christmas Day at MCG appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Hobart Hurricanes vs. Perth Scorchers: Big Bash League (BBL) Dream 11 Team Prediction

Cricket fans, are you ready for an exciting clash in the Big Bash League (BBL)? On December 21, 2024, the Hobart Hurricanes will take on the Perth Scorchers at the Blundstone Arena in Hobart. The match is set to start at 5:00 AM GMT (4:00 PM local time), and we are here to help you create the perfect Dream 11 team for this thrilling encounter!

Match Overview

MatchHobart Hurricanes vs. Perth ScorchersDateDecember 21, 2024VenueBlundstone Arena, HobartTime5:00 AM GMT (4:00 PM local time)

BBL 2024 Season Update The BBL is known for its high-octane cricket, and the 2024 season has been no different. With teams battling it out for supremacy, every match counts. Both the Hobart Hurricanes and Perth Scorchers have shown their mettle, and this match promises to be a thrilling contest. Team Form Hobart Hurricanes: The Hurricanes have had a mixed bag of performances this season. With some strong individual displays, they will be looking to build momentum. Their batting lineup boasts powerful hitters, but consistency has been a concern. Perth Scorchers: The Scorchers are known for their balanced squad and have been performing exceptionally well. Their strong bowling attack and explosive batting make them one of the favorites this season. Head-to-Head Record The history between the two teams shows how closely matched they are. Here’s a quick look at their previous encounters: DateResult2023-12-15Hobart Hurricanes won by 10 runs2023-11-29Perth Scorchers won by 5 wickets2023-10-14Perth Scorchers won by 20 runs

Key Players to Watch

Hobart Hurricanes vs. Perth Scorchers: Big Bash League (BBL) Dream 11 Team Prediction Hobart Hurricanes - Matthew Wade (C) - Role: Wicketkeeper-Batsman - Importance: A dynamic player who can anchor the innings and accelerate when needed. - Ben McDermott - Role: Opening Batsman - Importance: Known for his explosive batting, McDermott can set the tone early in the innings. - Nathan Ellis - Role: Bowler - Importance: A crucial bowler in the death overs, Ellis can pick up wickets when it matters the most. Perth Scorchers - Mitchell Marsh (C) - Role: All-Rounder - Importance: His experience and all-round capabilities make him a key player in the lineup. - Josh Inglis - Role: Wicketkeeper-Batsman - Importance: A consistent performer, he can change the game with his batting skills. - Jason Behrendorff - Role: Fast Bowler - Importance: Known for his wicket-taking ability, Behrendorff is a vital asset in the bowling department.

Dream 11 Team Prediction

Creating a winning Dream 11 team requires careful consideration of player form, pitch conditions, and team balance. Here’s a suggested lineup for the match: PlayerRoleTeamMatthew Wade (C)Wicketkeeper-BatsmanHobart HurricanesBen McDermottBatsmanHobart HurricanesMitchell Marsh (VC)All-RounderPerth ScorchersJosh InglisWicketkeeper-BatsmanPerth ScorchersNathan EllisBowlerHobart HurricanesJason BehrendorffBowlerPerth ScorchersCaleb JewellBatsmanHobart HurricanesKurtis PattersonBatsmanPerth ScorchersD'Arcy ShortAll-RounderHobart HurricanesAshton AgarAll-RounderPerth ScorchersJoel ParisBowlerPerth Scorchers Captain and Vice-Captain Selection - Captain: Matthew Wade (Hobart Hurricanes) - Vice-Captain: Mitchell Marsh (Perth Scorchers)

Pitch Report

The Blundstone Arena has a pitch that is generally favorable for batting. With a good amount of runs on offer, teams batting first can aim for a total of around 180-200 runs to feel secure. The bowlers will need to adapt quickly to the conditions, especially during the later stages of the match when dew may play a role.

Weather Conditions

The weather in Hobart during the match day is expected to be pleasant, with temperatures around 22°C. There are no significant chances of rain, making it ideal for a full game of cricket.

Match Prediction

Considering the form, player capabilities, and previous encounters, it’s a tough call, but I’m leaning towards the Perth Scorchers. Their balanced squad and recent performances give them an edge. However, the Hobart Hurricanes are known for their resilience, and it could be a close contest. Predicted Winner: Perth Scorchers

Conclusion

As we gear up for this exciting match, it's time to finalize your Dream 11 teams and get ready for some high-octane BBL action. Whether you're cheering for the Hobart Hurricanes or the Perth Scorchers, it's bound to be a thrilling encounter! Don’t forget to check out our previous article on lotuscricket.in for insights into the ongoing BBL season and player performances. Let’s hope for a fantastic game filled with runs and wickets! Stay Tuned! Keep following for more predictions, analyses, and updates from the world of cricket. Let’s enjoy the game together and celebrate the spirit of cricket! Read the full article

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Australia Name New Captain For Four White-ball Games Against Pakistan | AUS v PAK | Cricket News  Wisden Inglis to lead Australia in T20I series against Pakistan  Cricbuzz Inglis named interim T20I captain and will captain the third ODI against Pakistan  ESPNcricinfo Josh Inglis steps up as Australia captain for ODI, T20 series against Pakistan  The Times of India Australia seniors out for Border…

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Huge blow for Australia! Josh Inglis ruled out of BGT 2024-25, fallen star could win recall

Australia suffered a huge blow as wicketkeeper-batsman Josh Inglis was ruled out for the rest of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Inglis was the only reserve batsman in the squad and Australia can recall Nathan McSweeney back into the squad. Inglis will no longer be available as a substitute for the rest of the Melbourne Test and the upcoming Sydney Test. It is a huge blow for Australia as his prowess…

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Huge blow for Australia! Josh Inglis ruled out of BGT 2024-25, fallen star could win recall

Australia suffered a huge blow as wicketkeeper-batsman Josh Inglis was ruled out for the rest of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Inglis was the only reserve batsman in the squad and Australia can recall Nathan McSweeney back into the squad. Inglis will no longer be available as a substitute for the rest of the Melbourne Test and the upcoming Sydney Test. It is a huge blow for Australia as his prowess…