Josh Hazelwood News
As Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) gear up for a high-stakes final of IPL 2025 at the Narendra Modi Stadium Ahmedabad on June 03, several individual player battles could shape the outcome of this blockbuster clash. Here are the five match-ups to keep a close eye on:
Josh Hazlewood returns to bolster RCB’s pace attack in a must-win clash against LSG. RCB aim for a top-two finish in their IPL 2025 playoff push.
Pakistan's ODI captain Mohammad Rizwan named Jasprit Bumrah as the toughest bowler he has faced. Pakistan is struggling in New Zealand, having lost the T20I series 4-1 and suffering a 73-run defeat in the first ODI.
Australia's Josh Inglis suffered a calf strain while sub-fielding in the fourth BGT Test, ruling him out of the fifth match in Sydney. A replacement will be announced soon.
Josh Hazlewood is ruled out of the second Test against India with a side strain, disrupting Australia’s bowling lineup. Scott Boland is likely to replace him.
The opening pair of Virat Kohli and Faf du Plessis has been formidable, but with du Plessis's injury, Kohli may continue to lead the team.
England veteran pacer Chris Jordan went unsold in his initial bid.
Josh Hazlewood leaked 16 runs per over vs PBKS.
The Australian also failed to take a single wicket in the game.
Stand-in skipper Steve Smith said he enjoyed leading his country to victory in the second Test of the Ashes 2021-22 series.
Australian pace bowler Josh Hazelwood shares his experience about the IPL 2021 and T20 World Cup. He also shares how T20 bowling will help him for the upcoming Test series against England.
Australian pace bowler Josh Hazlewood has said that all-rounder Marcus Stoinis, a regular in coach Justin Langer's T20 squad in recent times, is recovering from a hamstring injury suffered during the Indian Premier League (IPL) and should be fit for the team's opening T20 World Cup 2021 match against South Africa on October 23.
Australia's quick Pat Cummins wants cricket`s lawmakers to approve the use of an artificial substance to shine the ball after a ban on the use of saliva was recommended in the wake of the COVID-19 health crisis.
After nail-bitting finish of Gabba Test, Australia decided to retain their squad for Melbourne Test.
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