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Hero Honda Cup 2009: India vs Australia

November 09, 2009 By: admin1 Category: Cricket News No Comments →

Sunday was a bad day for India who opted to bat first and finally lost the show to the touring team Australia in the 6th ODI of the Hero Honda Cup. With this victory, Australia has clinched the seven match series by 4-2.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and chose to bat first in the heavy weather conditions and the side suffered since the beginning as they lost the top batting order. They never got the time to recover and hence fell flat to the World Champions.
India managed to make 170 in 48 overs while the Australians chased down the target in 41.5 overs losing just 4 wickets.
From Australian side, Shane Watson (49), Ricky Ponting (25), Cameron White (25) helped for a good base while the match was completed by Michael Hussey (35 not out) and Adam Voges (23 not out).
Previously, India who opted to bat first were slumped to 27/5 in 9 overs and even a hundred looked far for the team.
Fortunately, Ravindra Jadeja (57) and Praveen Kumar (54 not out) pushed the score to 170 before they coiled.

Sunday was a bad day for India who opted to bat first and finally lost the show to the touring team Australia in the 6th ODI of the Hero Honda Cup. With this victory, Australia has clinched the seven match series by 4-2.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and chose to bat first in the heavy weather conditions and the side suffered since the beginning as they lost the top batting order. They never got the time to recover and hence fell flat to the World Champions.

India managed to make 170 in 48 overs while the Australians chased down the target in 41.5 overs losing just 4 wickets.

From Australian side, Shane Watson (49), Ricky Ponting (25), Cameron White (25) helped for a good base while the match was completed by Michael Hussey (35 not out) and Adam Voges (23 not out).

Previously, India who opted to bat first were slumped to 27/5 in 9 overs and even a hundred looked far for the team.

Fortunately, Ravindra Jadeja (57) and Praveen Kumar (54 not out) pushed the score to 170 before they coiled.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: Henriques out of fifth ODI

November 04, 2009 By: admin1 Category: Cricket News, Player News No Comments →

Moises henriques has been ruled out of the fifth ODI on Thursday against India in Hyderabad. Henriques hurt his right hamstring in the fiels during the MOhali ODI and he couldn’t be flown home as only three games left.
Australia is badly affected by injury with key players – Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Nathan Bracken and callum Ferguson being unavailable for the series and after the series started it was Brett Lee, James Hopes and Tim Paine.
Now Siddle has also flown home due to injury. With Henriques injury, Cricket Australia is forced to find a replacement as now the team is with only 13 fit members.

Moises Henriques has been ruled out of the fifth ODI on Thursday against India in Hyderabad. Henriques hurt his right hamstring in the field during the Mohali ODI and he couldn’t be flown home as only three games left.

Australia is badly affected by injury with key players – Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Nathan Bracken and Callum Ferguson being unavailable for the series and after the series started it was Brett Lee, James Hopes and Tim Paine.

Now Siddle has also flown home due to injury. With Henriques injury, Cricket Australia is forced to find a replacement as now the team is with only 13 fit members.

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Hero Honda Cup 2009: Siddle out with injury

November 03, 2009 By: admin1 Category: Cricket News No Comments →

The ongoing Hero Honda Cup 2009 is badly hit by injury. Many players have been injured and the teams have lost the key players in the tournament.
Australia’s Peter Siddle will return home after he suffered stiffness in his left side during MOnday’s win at the MOhali.
Siddle bowled 5 overs and the decision is part of precautionary measure.
The selectors are yet to decide on a replacement player. Recently Brett Lee and James Hopes have flown home due to injuries.
There is a possibility of Dirk Nannes or Brett Geeves to join the team.

The ongoing Hero Honda Cup 2009 is badly hit by injury. Many players have been injured and the teams have lost the key players in the tournament.

Australia’s Peter Siddle will return home after he suffered stiffness in his left side during MOnday’s win at the MOhali.

Siddle bowled 5 overs and the decision is part of precautionary measure.

The selectors are yet to decide on a replacement player. Recently Brett Lee and James Hopes have flown home due to injuries.

There is a possibility of Dirk Nannes or Brett Geeves to join the team.

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