Healy and Wade sorted out their differences
Former Australia player Ian Healy and wicketkeeper Matthew Wade have put their differences aside after Healy heavily criticised Wade’s glovework during the Test series against South Africa and Sri Lanka.
Healy and Wade sorted out their differences
Former Australia player Ian Healy and wicketkeeper Matthew Wade have put their differences aside after Healy heavily criticised Wade’s glovework during the Test series against South Africa and Sri Lanka.
Sarwan is pleased to be back in international colours
Last year, West Indies batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan wanted nothing to do with the national team or the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) after they publicly criticised his fitness and dropped him.
Marsh truly believes he will be back representing Australia in all three formats soon enough
After having experienced an extremely turbulent year, former Australia batsman Shaun Marsh believes he is a stronger person and has announced his desire to represent his country in all three formats once again.
Some of Wade’s errors have proved to be extremely costly
Former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy has slammed Matthew Wade over his constant blunders behind the stumps during the Test summer and stated that his glovework was in dire need of improvement for the upcoming tour of India and back-to-back Ashes series.
Ford was extremely frustrated with Sri Lanka’s lacklustre performance throughout the series
Sri Lanka coach Graham Ford has admitted that the national team’s inconsistency across all three formats continues to be the main reason behind their downfall over the past couple of years.
McCullum was glad to see his team bounce back after experiencing a tough time in the Twenty20 and Test series
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum is extremely pleased with the progression of the youngsters in the national team and stated that it was phenomenal to see them adapting to the challenges of international cricket so rapidly.
Mathews has to start converting his half-centuries into hundreds to prove that he is a natural born leader
Newly appointed Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews has admitted that he must start making larger contributions with the bat in future series in order to show his team that he is capable of leading by example.
Warner is starting to be envisioned as Australia’s future leader
Australia opening batsman David Warner has announced that he is still coming to terms with the increase in responsibility on his part.
Pietersen will only play during the Test series in England’s tour to New Zealand
England flamboyant batsman Kevin Pietersen has been ousted from the national team’s limited overs squads in the upcoming tour of New Zealand due to the national selectors desire to keep him fit and healthy ahead of the brutal international schedule to follow later this year.
McCullum is hoping New Zealand can redeem themselves by winning the ODI series
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum has called on all the rookies in the team to step up and show their worth throughout the ODI series against South Africa.