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How samson jumped the queue and got his t20 world cup ticket.

He has been around the India set-up for many years now but he did something different this IPL

Punjab Kings

Harshal patel and sam curran making an impact in the death for punjab kings.

Mitchell McClenaghan and Deep Dasgupta praise a PBKS bowling unit that has been sharp in the back end of the innings

Chennai Super Kings

The secret to ruturaj gaikwad's scoring rate in ipl.

Deep Dasgupta and Mitchell McClenghan analyse how an orthodox batter is keeping up with T20 strike rates

T20 World Cup: Rohit Paudel to lead experienced Nepal squad

At the World Cup, Nepal are in Group D with Bangladesh, Netherlands, South Africa and Sri Lanka

Takeaways: Why Fraser-McGurk and Smith missed out on T20 World Cup selection

Agar's spin seen as vital in the Caribbean while Ellis is pushing his case to start in the XI, as per chair of selectors Bailey

Aqib Ilyas takes over as Oman captain ahead of T20 World Cup

Zeeshan Maqsood, whom Ilyas replaces, is part of the squad

SRH vs Royals - IPL's best batting side vs IPL's best bowling side

Royals have given up a 200-plus total just once, while Sunrisers have set and reset IPL records all season

Charles Stobo

Kent sign sheffield shield winner stobo as overseas cover.

West Australian is club's fourth overseas seamer competing for two spots

Pakistan Women in England 2024

No surprises in nida dar-led pakistan side for white-ball tour of england.

Sidra Nawaz is not part of the 17-player squad that is understood to have been chosen for both formats

Gloucestershire

Ben wells, gloucestershire rising star, forced to retire with rare heart condition.

Wicketkeeper-batter diagnosed with Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy in pre-season screening

'Rohit said just show us what you can do' - How Shivam Dube knew he was in the reckoning for the World Cup

The India allrounder harks back to a chat with the India captain during the Afghanistan series in January, and also credits CSK for fine-tuning his six-hitting methods

Fraser-McGurk and Smith left out of Australia's T20 World Cup squad, Marsh to captain

Cameron Green, Ashton Agar and Nathan Ellis all included as Australia's selectors wanted flexibility within the 15-member squad

Dayalan Hemalatha

Hemalatha flaunts her hitting credentials in comeback cameo.

Playing her first international game since October 2022, the allrounder played a match-winning hand in a rain-curtailed contest

IPL 2024 LSG v MI Lucknow Mohammad Kaif on Suryakumar Yadav

लखनऊ के ख़िलाफ़ सूर्या की बल्लेबाज़ी पर मोहम्मद कैफ़ की राय

IPL 2024 LSG v MI Lucknow Irfan Pathan on Mumbai Indians

'हार्दिक पंड्या की ख़राब कप्तानी की बात जो बार-बार हो रही है वह बिल्कुल होनी चाहिए'

IPL 2024 LSG v MI Lucknow Irfan Pathan on Ayush Badoni run out

'आयुष बदोनी के बैट का हैंडल वाला हिस्सा स्टंप्स हिलने से पहले ग्राउंडेड था'

Mumbai Indians

How the mighty mumbai indians fell apart.

There is no obvious reason but a collective dip in form has left the five-time champions on the brink of elimination

Delhi Capitals

All about the grip: what makes jake fraser-mcgurk so good.

Aaron Finch decodes Fraser-McGurk's six-hitting skills

Maruti Suzuki Arena Safe Hands of the Day - Mohammad Nabi

Mohammad Nabi's catch to dismiss KL Rahul features for his notable efforts in the field

Rapid fire review: Is this loss on Mumbai's batters?

Also, who stood out the most from LSG's bowling pack?

Lucknow Super Giants

Lsg without de kock - a better balanced side.

The Time:Out experts discuss what could be LSG's preferred all-rounder choices moving ahead in the tournament

Moody, Jaffer on Rohit's struggles to shine in IPL 2024

The experts wonder whether Rohit should've scored more runs since he did not have burden of captaincy at Mumbai this season

Record-breaking Punjab Kings hope to conquer CSK and Chennai next

Fresh after chasing 262 in Kolkata, PBKS look to further improve their strong recent head-to-head record against CSK

Tom Moody - T Natarajan unlucky to miss out of India T20 World Cup squad

TimeOut experts on if India picked the right fast bowlers for the T20 World Cup

India T20 World Cup squad - Sanju Samson over KL Rahul - is it the right call

Jaffer, Moody and McClenaghan weigh in with their thoughts

Top Run Scorers

Cameron Green , AUS, Right-hand bat

Average 39.33

Suryakumar Yadav , IND, Right-hand bat

Average 38.33

Hardik Pandya , IND, Right-hand bat

Average 105.00

Top Wicket Takers

Axar Patel , IND, Slow left-arm orthodox

Average 7.87

Josh Hazlewood , AUS, Right-arm fast-medium

Adam Zampa , AUS, Legbreak googly

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Australia cricket schedule in 2024: Full list of Tests, ODI and T20I fixtures in 2024

Australia have a packed schedule in 2024, including several bilateral series and three ICC trophies.

Australia Women cricket schedule in 2024

Australia Women are currently in India for a multi-format tour that started in December 2023. They have played a Test match, and will play two ODIs by the time 2023 ends, but the third ODI and the three T20Is will be played in January 2024.

Back home, they will host South Africa for another multi-format tour, consisting of a Test match, three ODIs, and three T20Is, from February. In March, they will  tour Bangladesh for three ODIs and three T20Is. They will return to Bangladesh  in October to defend their Women’s T20 World Cup title.

In November, they will then host  India  and  New Zealand  for three ODIs each.

Australia Men cricket schedule in 2024

Australia Men  will start 2024 with the final Test of their three-match home series against Pakistan . After that, they will host the  West Indies for two Test matches, three ODIs, and three T20Is. Then, in March, they will travel to  New Zealand for two Test matches and three T20Is.

Australia then tour the West Indies and the  USA for the Men’s T20 World Cup in June. In August, they play three ‘away’ T20Is against Afghanistan  – a team they refused to play in a bilateral series in 2023 – presumably in the UAE.

In September, Australia Men tour the British Isles, to play three ODIs and a T20I in Ireland , and five ODIs and three T20Is in England . Back home, they host Pakistan  again, for three ODIs and three T20Is from November.

Australia Men end their year with a five-match Test series – the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India – that will spill over into 2025. These, and all other Test matches they play in 2024, will be part of the 2023-25 World Test Championship .

Australia Under-19s cricket schedule in 2024

The Australia Under-19s will travel to  South Africa  for the  Under-19 World Cup in January 2024.

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Australia tour of India, 2022 Matches

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AUS Won By 4 wickets

Cameron Green

Player of the match

IND Won By 6 wickets

Rohit Sharma

Suryakumar Yadav

PBKS won by 7 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)

Thailand (W) won by 9 wickets (with 64 balls remaining)

IRE WMN won by 9 wickets (with 45 balls remaining)

The Blaze won by 2 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

Sunrisers won by 5 wickets (with 62 balls remaining)

Storm won by 8 runs (DLS method)

Vipers won by 3 wickets (with 39 balls remaining)

Neth Women won by 14 runs

SL Women won by 67 runs

W. Indies A won by 76 runs

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Match starts in 2 hrs 18 mins

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India vs Australia , 2nd Test at Kolkata , , Mar 11 2001 - Full Scorecard

India won by 171 runs

• Australia 50 in 80 mins, 16.5 overs
• Lunch: Australia 88/0 in 26 overs (Slater 41*, Hayden 41*)
• ML Hayden 50 in 127 mins, 77 balls, 10x4
• Australia 100 in 128 mins, 28 overs
• Australia 150 in 199 mins, 43.4 overs
• Tea: Australia 193/1 in 53 overs (Hayden 97*, Langer 45*)
• JL Langer 50 in 118 mins, 78 balls, 7x4, 1x6
• Australia 200 in 253 mins, 55.4 overs
• Australia 250 in 312 mins, 69.3 overs
• Harbhajan Singh claimed a hattrick, taking the successive wickets Ponting, Gilchrist and Warne (Australia 252, Over No. 72)
• Australia 300 in 94.4 overs
• New ball taken after 95 overs (Prasad's 23rd over)
• SR Waugh 50 in 119 balls, 6x4
• Australia 350 in 106.1 overs
• Lunch: Australia 383/8 in 117 overs (SR Waugh 82*, Gillespie 38*)
• Australia 400 in 122.5 overs
• SR Waugh 100 in 185 balls, 10x4, 1x6
• Tea: India 32/1 in 11 overs (Das 20*, Dravid 9*)
• India 50 in 19.4 overs
• India 100 in 38.5 overs
• India 150 in 53.1 overs
• VVS Laxman 50 in 67 balls, 11x4
• Lunch: India 45/0 in 12 overs (Das 14*, Ramesh 30*)
• India 50 in 14.1 overs
• India 100 in 31.1 overs
• Tea: India 122/3 in 40 overs (Laxman 31*, Ganguly 4*)
• VVS Laxman 50 in 93 balls, 8x4
• India 150 in 46 overs
• India 200 in 56.5 overs
• VVS Laxman 100 in 166 balls, 17x4
• India 250 in 72.1 overs
• New ball taken after 80.2 overs (McGrath's 19th over)
• India 300 in 371 mins, 89.1 overs
• VVS Laxman 150 in 233 balls, 27x4
• India 350 in 410 mins, 97.3 overs
• R Dravid 50 in 121 balls, 7x4
• Lunch: India 376/4 in 104 overs (Laxman 171*, Dravid 50*)
• India 400 in 460 mins, 110.5 overs
• VVS Laxman 200 in 304 balls, 35x4
• India 450 in 517 mins, 124 overs
• R Dravid 100 in 205 balls, 13x4
• Tea: India 491/4 in 133 overs (Laxman 227*, Dravid 106*)
• India 500 in 571 mins, 137.3 overs
• VVS Laxman on 237 went past SM Gavaskar's 236* for the highest individual score by an Indian batsman in tests
• VVS Laxman 250 in 392 balls, 41x4
• India 550 in 645 mins, 154.5 overs
• R Dravid 150 in 303 balls, 18x4
• India 600 in 167.4 overs
• New ball taken after 174.3 overs (McGrath's 38th over)
• India 650 in 177.4 overs
• Lunch: Australia 24/0 in 12 overs (Hayden 10*, Slater 14*)
• Australia 50 in 64 mins, 15.2 overs
• Australia 100 in 107 mins, 27 overs
• ML Hayden 50 in 91 balls, 4x4
• Australia 150 in 163 mins, 40.2 overs
• Tea: Australia 161/3 in 43 overs (Hayden 59*, SR Waugh 23*)
• Australia 200 in 250 mins, 62.3 overs

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Australia-India five-Test blockbuster to start in Perth in late November

P erth Stadium has dethroned the Gabba as Australia's preferred first Test venue with the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy to begin in Perth on November 22 this year before the series moves to Adelaide for the day-night Test, Brisbane, Melbourne for Boxing Day and Sydney for the New Year's Test.

Cricket Australia unveiled their international schedule for next summer with the Border-Gavaskar Trophy as the summer's showpiece event. After Perth, the second Test will be a day-night pink-ball encounter played at Adelaide Oval from December 6-10. The third Test will be in Brisbane from December 14-18. The fourth Test will be at the MCG in the traditional Boxing Day slot on December 26 and the fifth Test will be at the SCG starting January 3.

Australia has an unblemished record at Perth's newest venue having won four out of four Tests there including the first one against India in December 2018 , although India went on to claim the series. Perth did not host a Test between Australia and India in the 2020-21 series, which India also won when the final Test was held in Brisbane.

Peter Roach, CA's head of scheduling, said the decision to award Perth the first Test over Brisbane was due to a range of factors with the friendly broadcast timezone for both Australian east coast audiences and India viewers being the final tipping point.

"The clear advice from our national team is that there is a preference to start series strongly at venues where they're really comfortable and Perth and Brisbane they believe are somewhat comparable in terms of the advantage they get out of that," Roach said. "They're the hardest and bounciest pitches in Australia. They also believe that playing day-night Tests in Adelaide is a significant advantage and the stats there are pretty conclusive too.

"So they will look at this schedule and some will say Gabba first would have been better than Perth. Others will say Perth then Gabba. I think that gap has really closed in recent times and the way our players think about that, and having Adelaide as the day-night Test, they'll be really buoyed about that again. So we're really comfortable that this gives us a great opportunity to compete with a really strong Indian team."

Outgoing WA Cricket CEO Christina Matthews is hopeful of a big crowd in Perth after disappointing attendances in recent years, although her preference was to host the pre-Christmas Test.

"I would be looking at crowds of 30-35,000 on day one [for India]," Matthews told ESPNcricinfo as part of an interview to be published later this week. "Getting a space in the calendar is really important. Our preference is the last Test before Christmas. But if it's the first Test, as we've had [the past two years], if we know that's when it's going to be then it makes it easier for everybody to plan. If we can know if it's the first Test of every summer or the third Test every summer, that's the important thing."

While Australia hope to maximise their advantage by starting with Perth and Adelaide, a nine-day gap has been scheduled between the first two Tests. It is understood the BCCI are keen to use that period for India's players to get some specific pink-ball practice and options are being explored as to whether some form of match practice will be scheduled. A Prime Minister's XI match in Canberra is on the cards but whether it is before or after the first Test remains to be seen.

BBL window, but availability issues to remain

The decision to start with Perth and then the day-night Test also means there is a clear window for the BBL to begin after December 10, as those matches are played at night while the Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney Tests are played during the day. CA had to halt the BBL for five days early in the season last summer while the Perth Test between Australia and Pakistan was played in late December. Then the Adelaide Test against West Indies was a day game in mid-January before the day-night Test was held in Brisbane after the BBL had been completed.

The BBL will likely start during the three-day break between the Adelaide and Brisbane Tests and will run through until Australia Day on January 26, with Australia's Test players set to be available for a few weeks after the Sydney Test is completed on January 7.

However, Australia have a two-Test tour of Sri Lanka scheduled for late January and early February which could mean some players are withdrawn from the BBL finals as there is a preference for a seven to 10-day build-up for that series to acclimatise to conditions. The dates for the Sri Lanka tour are yet to be announced. Australia's ODI players will likely head straight to the Champions Trophy after the Sri Lanka tour, with the tournament likely to start on February 19.

Pakistan return for white-ball cricket

Australia will host Pakistan in three ODIs and three T20Is in early November before the Border-Gavaskar Trophy begins. The ODIs will be part of both teams' preparation for the Champions Trophy and is likely to be Australia's last official ODI series before that tournament begins in Pakistan.

The ODI series will start at the MCG on Monday, November 4, the night before the Melbourne Cup public holiday in Victoria. The series will then move to Adelaide on November 8 and finish in Perth on November 10.

The T20I series will run close to the Test series against India and will likely mean that none of Australia's Test players will feature. There is set to be significant turnover in Australia's T20I side by the time the November series starts following the T20 World Cup in June and Australia will likely use the series to develop younger T20I specialists for future World Cups.

The final match of the series takes place in Hobart on November 18 with the first Test against India starting in Perth just four days later.

There is no men's international match in Canberra next summer although there will be a women's T20I during the multiformat Ashes in the lead-up to a historic day-night four-day Test at the MCG between Australia and England starting on January 30, which will celebrate the 90-year anniversary of women's Test cricket.

Australia Men fixtures for 2024-25 season

ODI Series vs Pakistan

4 November: MCG, Melbourne (D/N)

8 November: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/N)

10 November: Perth Stadium, Perth (D/N)

T20I Series vs Pakistan

14 November: The Gabba, Brisbane (N)

16 November: SCG, Sydney (N)

18 November: Bellerive Oval, Hobart (N)

Test Series vs India

22-26 November: Perth Stadium, Perth

6-10 December: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/N)

14-18 December: The Gabba, Brisbane

26-30 December: MCG, Melbourne

3-7 January: SCG, Sydney