Finch hails Australia’s success mantraDUBAI: Australia skipper Aaron Finch on Sunday said his team bonding over golf and music during a difficult bubble life remained key to lifting their first ever Twenty20 World Cup title.
‘Proud’ New Zealand look to improve and move forward, says WilliamsonDUBAI: New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson on Sunday said there is always a "bigger picture" and he sees growth in the team despite their loss to Australia in the Twenty20 World Cup final.
Marsh powers Australia to maiden T20 World Cup titleDUBAI: Mitchell Marsh smashed an unbeaten 77 as Australia hammered New Zealand by eight wickets to clinch their maiden Twenty20 World Cup title on Sunday.
Shastri hails India as one of cricket’s ‘greatest teams’DUBAI: Outgoing India head coach Ravi Shastri on Monday said split captaincy will work for a side he called “one of the greatest” teams in cricket history.
Pakistan star Shoaib has ‘butterflies’ over facing AustraliaSHARJAH, United Arab Emirates: Veteran Pakistan batsman Shoaib Malik on Sunday admitted a Twenty20 World Cup semi-final against a formidable Australia will give him “butterflies.”
Babar, Malik lead Pakistan into T20 World Cup semi against AustraliaSHARJAH, United Arab Emirates: Pakistan defeated Scotland by 72 runs on the back of magnificent half centuries from Babar Azam and Shoaib Malik on Sunday to set-up a Twenty20 World Cup semi-final clash against Australia.
Rahul blitz keeps India alive with crushing win at T20 World CupDUBAI: KL Rahul’s 50 off 19 balls helped India stay alive in the Twenty20 World Cup with an eight-wicket thrashing of Scotland inside seven overs on Friday as birthday boy skipper Virat Kohli claimed: “We’ve got our mojo back.”
In-form Pakistan seal semi-final spot with Namibia scalpABU DHABI: Pakistan became the first team to reach the Twenty20 World Cup semi-finals after beating Namibia by 45 runs, with brilliant half centuries from Mohammad Rizwan and skipper Babar Azam in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
Buttler says maiden T20 ton at World Cup is ‘right up there’SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates: Jos Buttler on Monday became the first England batsman to score a century in all three formats and rated his unbeaten 101 at the Twenty20 World Cup as “right up there” in his glorious career.
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