“I will have to work it out when I get to Adelaide”
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Australia pace bowler Ryan Harris has revealed that he is considering missing the first Test against India since he is unsure whether he will be in the right frame of mind to play following the death of batsman Phillip Hughes.
“No one will think ill of anyone who feels uncomfortable about it”
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Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has revealed that none of the national players will be forced to play the first Test against India in Adelaide.
“Most of the times in my career I have batted at number three and scored most of my runs at that position”
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Veteran Pakistan batsman Younis Khan has announced that he is keen to continue batting at number three during the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand.
The first Test will get underway on December 9 at the Adelaide Oval
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It has been confirmed that the first Test between Australia and India will get underway on December 9 in Adelaide.
Even though the dates for the first Test are still yet to be revealed, it has been confirmed that it will be held in Adelaide
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Cricket Australia have confirmed that the first Test between Australia and India will be moved from the Gabba in Brisbane to the Adelaide Oval.
Kohli will be present at Hughes’ funeral on Wednesday
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India stand-in captain Virat Kohli will attend the funeral of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, which will be held in his hometown of Macksville at 2pm on Wednesday.
“I don’t think I’ll leave the door open, but in the current environment it’s not appropriate to speak of those things”
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Veteran New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori has postponed an announcement about his Test future following the tragic death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.
“We must not over-react”
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Legendary South Africa bowler Allan Donald has announced that bouncers should not be banned following the tragic death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.
“We will be asking our medical board and the players to review whether the protective gear they are using are up to the mark”
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Following the tragic death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they will be reviewing all the protective gear worn by the national team.
Hughes will officially remain on 63 not out
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In a extremely touching and heartwarming move, Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has announced that the scorecard for batsman Phillip Hughes’ last match will be amended.
