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Sydney Sixers off to a resounding start with a crushing 8-run win over Melbourne Renegades
Sydney Sixers thrashed Melbourne Renegades in the second match of the ongoing Big Bash League tournament on Friday at Sydney Cricket Ground. Defending the total of 175, Sydney Sixers restricted Melbourne Renegades to 167/7 in (20) overs, thus winning the game by (8) runs. Asked to bat, Sydney Sixers had a successive start with Josh Philippe and Steve Smith scoring (29) and (61) respectively. Down the order, they were propelled by Moises Henriques and Jordan Silk who both scored (40) and (26*) respectively to power the side to a fighting score of (175) in (20) overs after losing (6) wickets. Steve Smith registered a cracking start to his Big Bash League campaign with a fine 61-run innings coming in the first match. Chasing the target, Renegades' Nic Maddinson and Joe Clarke lost their wickets in quick succession as they both could only get six runs each in their tally. Jake Fraser made a big mark with his 48-run score but Jordan Cox lost his wicket for a duck. Aaron Finch kept the side in the game with his knock of (33) but couldn’t be enough with Renegades losing their wickets at regular intervals. Will Sutherland remained unbeaten with his half-century.
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Rovman Powell our of Pakistan T20I series
West Indies power hitter Rovman Powell has been officially ruled out of the ongoing T20I series against Pakistan owing to a wrist injury sustained during the preceding series against Australia. The West Indies Cricket Board has confirmed Powell’s unavailability. and they have decided against naming any replacement for Powell in the squad.
Powell picked up the wrist injury...
“Yes, the last couple of years have not been good for us”: MS Dhoni
Chennai Super Kings’ stalwart MS Dhoni has underlined the importance of Ruturaj Gaikwad’s return to the side, saying his return will strenghten the side’s batting heading into the IPL 2026. Last season, CSK struggled mightily after Gaikwad was ruled unavailable following just five appearances in the tournament. He was ruled out of the league du...
Glenn McGrath Weighs In on Bumrah’s workload management suggests a long-off season
Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah remained a central figure of discussion during the Test series England and India, as his workload management continued to draw attention. In a pre-series decision made by the Indian management, it was confirmed that Bumrah would participate in only three of the five Tests against England, prioritising workload management.
Bumrah featured ...
Ireland name squad for Pakistan T20Is
Ireland have named a 14-player squad for the upcoming three-match home T20I series against Pakistan starting on August 6 in Belfast. The squad, which includes the likes of Laura Delany, Amy Hunter, Arlene Kelly and Orla Prendergast, will be led by Gaby Lewis. Lara McBride has been retained following her outstanding debut series against Zimbabwe...
R Ashwin backs Jasprit Bumrah’s decision to miss the fifth Test
Former Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin has supported pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah’s choice to sit out of the fifth and final Test against England, considering it a necessary move to manage his workload effectively. Ahead of the series, Indian management had confirmed that Bumrah would feature in just three of the five Test matches. This decision was taken...
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