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IND vs NZ 2019 - India Down Under NZ Tour


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54 minutes ago, argadorn said:

eng lo ela odipoyamo eppatiki ardhamu kadhu man naku .... ah laddulo team tho odipoyindhi ....mana team pedda worst team ....

 

47 minutes ago, Kontekurradu said:

a part form Lors Test, Indian was in Winning position most of the times. 

Manolla GB vall, batsmen careless valla loose ayyam 

Eng is a big biscuit team 

Agreed, odis lo they are doing well, but tests lo valla top order hopeless to say the least ;) s.curran gadini hero chesesaru ;) ind and left handers epudu unde racha )o_

40 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

England bowling made  the difference... Now a days all touring teams are a joke in tests particularly.

Bhuvi undi unte racha undedi ;) still our bowling wasnt that bad, 

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3 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Vaallaki manchi bowling undi better than ours... Their batting had just one good innings out of four made them win one test out of two and next match line kattaru both innings.

Only advantage they had was Anderson & broad were off colour in that first test at lords.

poyi poyi mana team gurinchey matladukovali ...3 months back bangla gallu westindies ki poyi akada anni series gelichi vacharu .... west indies vallu mana dagariki vachinappudu mana vallu vallaki bayapaduthunaru same laddulo WIN team ki .. gelichi snaka lu gudduthuanru 3 continuous ga centuries ani ....

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46 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Smith & Warner ban lifted... Back for India series. 

Further news to follow.. 

full fitness vuntundha or emina first class matches aadala??

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1 hour ago, BaabuBangaram said:

full fitness vuntundha or emina first class matches aadala??

 

7 minutes ago, Kontekurradu said:

iipudu maaja vuntadi series ki 

Already they are playing cricket in local leagues but not domestic cricket in Aus and were part of some T20 leagues in between.. 

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1 hour ago, Kontekurradu said:

news eekada vachindi, cant see in Cricbuzz or cricinfo 

Akkada inka official ga raala but certainly will be done in day or two... ACA nunchi full pressure.

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Marcus Stoinis, Jason Behrendorff return to T20I squad as Australia rest Test players

Australia have opted to leave out Mitchell Marsh, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon and Peter Siddle from the T20Is against South Africa and India in preparation for the upcoming Test series against India.

Allrounder Marcus Stoinis and left-arm quick Jason Behrendorff have been added to a streamlined 13-man squad for the four matches in Gold Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Marsh and Lyon were both left out of the ODI squad in order to be rested ahead of a "busy summer schedule" and both have been left out again to continue to play Sheffield Shield cricket for their states.

"We know coming off the back of the tour to the UAE, a huge summer at home, and the World Cup and Ashes just around the corner that we have to get the balance right between playing our best T20 team and preparing for the upcoming Test series," Australia coach Justin Langer said.

"While I know all four have a desire to be playing cricket for Australia in every format, with a really tough Test series against India coming up, we believe their best preparation is to go back and get some really good cricket under their belts in the Sheffield Shield."

Marsh played two T20Is in the UAE while Lyon played just one. Starc did not play any due to a hamstring niggle and Siddle stayed in the UAE as cover for Starc but also was not called upon.

Stoinis returns to the T20I fold. He played in the triangular tournament in Zimbabwe mid-year but was left out of the UAE squad while he recovered from a minor injury.

"Marcus missed our recent T20 matches in the UAE because he hadn't resumed bowling, but now he's back to full fitness he'll add great depth to the squad," Langer said. "Marcus is such a versatile player, he's a powerful middle-order batsman and he provides us with another solid bowling option."

Behrendorff played two T20Is in India in October 2017 and took 4 for 21 in Guwahati before breaking down with stress fractures in his back in November 2017. The WA and Perth Scorchers quick returned in the JLT Cup and impressed in the Prime Minister's XI match against South Africa in Canberra, taking 3 for 35.

"It was exciting to see him bowl well in the JLT Cup and in the recent Prime Minister's XI match, and it gave us more evidence of how devastating he can be with the new ball," Langer said. "Tactically we believe it's important to have a good left-arm swing bowler at our disposal for the four matches."

Behrendorff, Ben McDermott and Andrew Tye have all been included in the Cricket Australia XI team to play South Africa in a warm-up T20 in Brisbane on November 14 with the rest of the squad currently involved in the ODI series.

Australia T20I squad

Aaron Finch (capt), Alex Carey, Ashton Agar, Jason Behrendorff, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Chris Lynn, Glenn Maxwell, Ben McDermott, D'Arcy Short, Billy Stanlake, Marcus Stoinis, Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa

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