How many Heads in Australia? Ashwin daughter's 'too complicated' query during Australia vs England game | Cricket News

How many Heads in Australia? Ashwin daughter’s ‘too complicated’ query during Australia vs England game | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Ravichandran Ashwin might not be with the Indian team in the ongoing T20 World Cup in the Americas but the premier spinner has been enjoying the matches in his off-time and spending quality time with family.Along with supporting Team India, the 37-year-old has been busy on social media, sharing interesting insights and occasionally teasing other teams playing the World Cup.And when Ashwin was enjoying the game between arch-rivals Australia and England, he had an interesting query from her daughter.Sharing the incident on social media, Ashwin played out the entire sequence of events with daughters in which one of them asked — “How many Heads are there in the Australian team?”, referring to Australian opener Travis Head. Ashwin and his family are currently holidaying in Europe.The Indian team will be playing their third group game against co-hosts USA on Wednesday.Rohit Sharma and Co. currently sit at the top in Group A with two wins in two games (4 points). USA (4 points) are second on the table while Pakistan (2 points) are third followed by Canada and Ireland.

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Where to watch summit clash between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC? – India TV

Where to watch summit clash between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC? – India TV

Image Source : MUMBAI CITY FC ISL 2024 silverware. After months of mouth-watering action, the ongoing season of the Indian Super League (ISL) is moments away from its final showdown as Mumbai City FC gear up to square off against Mohun Bagan Super Giant in the summit clash at the Salt Lake Stadium also known as Vivekananda Yuba Bharti Krirangan in Kolkata on Saturday, May 4. Both teams had contrasting results in their semis, and, hence, the clash, which is the first-ever ISL final in the City of Joy, is a must-watch. Mohun Bagan Super Giant, also known as The Mariners faced a stern challenge in the form of Odisha FC. Having finished the league stage on top, Super Giant were expected to maul Odisha FC in both legs but it didn’t turn out that way. Odisha stunned Super Giant in the first leg at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneshwar and won the fixture 2-1. However, a spirited Super Giant turned the tables around quickly and came back strongly after the defeat to win the second leg 2-0 and advanced to the finale on the overall aggregate goal count. On the other hand, Mumbai cruised to the finals with more aplomb as they defeated FC Goa 3-2 in the first leg at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Goa and came back home at the Mumbai Football Arena to win the second leg 2-0. When will the ISL 2023-24 final between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC be played? The ISL 2023-24 final between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC will get underway from 7:30 PM (IST) on Saturday (May 4). Which TV channel will broadcast the ISL 2023-24 final between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC? The ISL final between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC will be broadcast live on the Sports 18 1 channel. Where to watch the ISL 2023-24 final live stream between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC? The ISL 2023-24 final between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Mumbai City FC will be streamed live on the JioCinema app and website.

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T20 World Cup will have smaller totals, hope bowlers play bigger part: Mitchell Starc

T20 World Cup will have smaller totals, hope bowlers play bigger part: Mitchell Starc

Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc formed a crucial part of KKR winning campaign in the Indian Premier League 2024. Starc upped the ante in the playoffs of the tournament and ripped through the SRH top order in both the matches they played in the playoffs stage. The fast bowler will now fly out to the United States of America to play in the T20 World Cup 2024. Asked about the trend of high scores in T20s, Starc said that it will not happen in the T20 World Cup 2024. Starc has argued that the lack of an Impact Player rule in international cricket will force teams to field more balanced sides, something that will bring down the high scores. The fast bowler said that due to the absence of a specialist batting all-rounder at No. 8, the T20 World Cup might have more impactful performances from bowlers. “There is an Impact Player Rule here and not in the T20 World Cup. You are going to have to rely more on your all-rounders. You cannot put your batting all-rounder at number 8, like you do in the IPL. I don’t think that you will see these kinds of high scores in the T20 World Cup, purely because there will be one less batter,” Mitchell Starc said at the post-match press conference after winning the IPL. SRH vs KKR, IPL Final Highlights | Scorecard Starc also pointed out that the wickets were batting-friendly in the Indian Premier League, which might not be the case in the Caribbean islands. West Indies wickets have kept low and slow in the recent past, which has aided spin in those wickets. “Batters have been more brave in the powerplay. They are striking the ball better as we have seen in the IPL. Particularly the wickets have been good. They will not be the same in West Indies, it will turn and they will be more tired. In the back end of the tournament, it may spin more and stay low and slow. Hopefully the bowlers play a bit more role in the World Cup than they have played in the IPL,” Starc said. IPL 2024 Full Coverage | IPL 2024 Purple Cap | IPL 2024 Orange Cap The fast bowler signed off by crediting Gautam Gambhir for KKR’s win in the tournament. Starc said that Gambhir wanted KKR to do well and returned to the franchise to get them out of their recent slump. “Gautam Gambhir has been fantastic tactically. He obviously wants the franchise to do well, he has spent a lot of time here. He just loves the group to do well. Whether it has been his tactical eye or his observations in training, he has been great. He thoroughly deserves his success with KKR. It was my first experience as a home team in Eden as well. It was much easier to be the home side, it was loud and busy,” concluded the Australian fast bowler. Published By: Kingshuk Kusari Published On: May 27, 2024

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