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The Sydney Cricket Ground gears up to host the 52nd match of this year’s Big Bash League between Sydney Sixers and Melbourne Renegades. Be sure to tune in to The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match at 3:40pm (AEDT).
The enthralling, action-packed BBL 09 season resumes tonight as the table-toppers Adelaide Strikers cross swords with Sydney Thunder at the Adelaide Oval. Be sure to tune in to The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match at 7.10 PM (AEDT).
Australia ended Boxing Day happier than New Zealand after an action-packed day of Test cricket. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 10:30am (AEDT) as Steve Smith returns to the crease with Travis Head to stack up a healthy first-inning total.
The second Test of the three-match series between Australia and New Zealand is set to begin on Boxing Day at the historic Melbourne Cricket Ground. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of the game from 10:30am (AEDT).
A rain-curtailed day that kicked off with a glimmer of hope for the visitors turned into a nightmarishly long, tormenting one by the end of the third session. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of Day 2, starting from 2pm AEDT.
After a cracking second day at the Gabba for the home side, Australia will go into Day 3 vying to totally bat out the tourists from the game. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of all the action when it commences from 11am (AEDT).
Gutted on the weather playing spoil game in the first T20I, Australia will be hunting a series lead when they clash with Pakistan for the second match of the three-T20I series, in Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of the game, commencing from 7:10pm AEDT, on Tuesday.
Match result: Australia would have dearly loved the persistent showers to remain at bay, but the weather had other ideas. Neither team gets the upper hand going into the 2nd T20I.
The exhilarating ebbs and flows of the miracle of Headingley have forever been penned down into cricketing folklore and will be cherished and relived for ages to come.
As the crucial Day 2 of the third Test unrolled, England’s batting woes were once again exposed by a potent Australian attack.
To leave a mark on Pakistan cricket and get your name emblazoned in the history books, you usually require a lot more than just a handful of excellent on-field performances.
With the introduction of Jofra Archer’s viciousness, the Ashes have taken a dramatic turn.
As I am penning this piece, Australia find themselves stranded at 4/75, with Matthew Wade trying to settle in and advance the rescue act with Steve Smith.
David Warner’s sorrowful series continues as he departed for yet another single-digit score, courtesy of a Stuart Broad special.
As Josh Hazlewood dominated Day 2 of the second Ashes Test at the home of cricket, let’s look at other international bowlers who have lit up the hallowed Lord’s slope.
Yeah, they sure do. I didn’t exactly focus on the recent eras. I tried to focus more on the statistical aspect of the bowlers rather than the contextual aspects. So as far as stats go (number of wickets and lowest bowling averages), these three non-Englishmen top the list at the Home of Cricket.
Three non-English bowlers with top stats at Lord's
Thank you for taking the time to go through the piece. Woof, I always thought Richard Hadlee to be that aggressive pacer that runs in and straightaway aims to extract the demons out of the trough. I thought Malcolm Marshall had the more tricky mind: like the ones who barely make their presence felt on the field through their physique or gallantry. But, in reality, they always manage to outthink the opposition under crunch situations.
But yeah, thanks for the insight. Also, Bob Massie would have indeed taken over the 26-mark had he been able to feature in more games at the Home of Cricket.
Three non-English bowlers with top stats at Lord's
Do you feel that England’s fragile-looking top-order can withstand the potent Australian pace attack? Home advantage is one thing but the pressure of delivering at your own backyard is another.
Green seamers and barmy crowds: Everything you need to know about the 2019 Ashes venues
Got a strong feeling that Australia are gonna defy history and their horrid results at the Edgbaston (they are yet to win a single game of any format at the venue since 2001!), this time around. They have got a far better and potent bowling attack and with the return of the once-villainous trio in the batting order, stability has been instilled into this Aussie side that has suddenly bolstered with positive energy. I see this one going 3-1 to Australia.
Familiar optimism, but does UK Ashes success finally beckon for Australia?
Thanks, Geoff! Means a lot, mate.
Yeah, Babar is indeed a class act but he still has a long way to go. Such a pleasing player to the eye.
Babar Azam: The hero Pakistan cricket needs, not the one it deserves