Team India are gearing up to host Bangladesh ??for an exciting two-match Test series, starting September 19. The series will mark an important phase for India as they aim to continue their dominance in the longest format of the game while preparing for upcoming international fixtures. The first Test will be crucial for both teams as Bangladesh seeks to challenge India on their home soil, while the hosts aim to solidify their place in the ICC Test rankings.

Brad Hogg reveals his India XI for first Test

Former Australian spinner Brad Hogg has shared his India XI for the opening Test against Bangladesh. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Hogg expressed his belief in a balanced lineup, blending experience with youth. He picked Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma as openers followed by Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli.

“The XI that I am going for the first Test match against Bangladesh for India â€?Jaiswal, Rohit Sharma open the batting. Gill at three, Kohli at four, and Jadeja coming at five just to keep that left-handed, right-handed combination going,” said Hogg.

Hogg’s XI continued with Sarfaraz Khan in the middle order, followed by Rishabh Pant behind the stumps. As for the bowling department, the former spinner opted for a mix of spin and pace, selecting Ravichandran Ashwin, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, and the returning pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah. Hogg’s lineup showcases the depth and versatility of India’s squad as they face Bangladesh in conditions that could favor both spinners and fast bowlers.

Brad Hogg’s India XI for first Test against Bangladesh: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Roh?it Sharma, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Ravindra Jadeja, Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep ??Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah.

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Fans eagerly await selection and performance

With Hogg’s lineup generating plenty of buzz, fans are eager to se??e how closely it mirrors the actual India XI selected for the first Test. The inclusion of young talent like Jaiswal and Sarfaraz alongside experienced veterans like Kohli and Rohit has sparked excitement, with fans expecting a well-rounded performance ??from India.

Moreover, Bumrah’s return to ??Test cricket after an injury layoff has added to the anticipation, as fans look forward? to seeing the star pacer back in action. With a formidable combination of spin and pace, and a strong batting order, expectations are high for India to start the series on a winning note.

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The T20 World Cup 2024 has reached its thrilling semifinal stage. In the first semifinal, South Africa crushed Afghanistan by nine wickets at the Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad, securing their place in the final. Now, all eyes are on the second semifinal, where India and England will lock horns at the Pr??ovidence S?tadium in Guyana.

Brad Hogg’s bold prediction for T20 World Cup 2024 winner

Former Australian spinner Brad Hogg has made a bold prediction about the tournament’s winner, expressing his belief that South Africa will clinch the trophy. Speaking on Star Sports Press Room Show, Hogg praised South Africa’s balanced squad and strong spin options, highlighting their undefeated run in the tournament so far. South Africa’s victories in the tournament include thrilling wins against Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, England and the co-host West Indies.

“I think it is going to be South Africa and they have got a really strong squad, good spin with Shamsi and Maharaj. I don’t plan on the big nations now, and I think they’ll have to go out there and play it out again instead and just have that confidence to go with the final side. I just think they’ve got the team balanced and they have got the aggression as well,” Hogg said.

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Praise for leadership

Hogg also commended Aiden Markram‘s ability to remain calm and composed as captain in high-pressure situations. Markram’s leadership has been a crucial factor in South Africa’s success, steering the team through close games and ensuring their place in the final.

“I really like Markram as the captain. He is correct and very composed. And I also think, we are going to win as a very well-composed team, not panicking and just setting the right conditions,” Hogg concluded.

Quest for ICC title

South Africa, along with India, remains undefeated in the tournament. However, the Proteas have a history of struggling in knockout matches. Despite reaching the semifinals of T20 World Cups seven times, they have never made it to the final until now. This year’s performance marks their first appearance in a T20 World Cup final, and the team will be determined to clinch their maiden ICC title.

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The league stage of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 is nearing its conclusion, with the top teams preparing to advance to the Super 8 stage. While a few teams are still battling for their spots, the majority have secured their place in the next phase of the tournament. The Super 8 stage promises to be thrilling, featuring some of the world’s best cricketing nations, with the competition intensifying as teams vie for a place in the semi-finals.

Brad Hogg predicts the finalists

Brad Hogg, the former Australian cricketer, has picked two sides from the Super 8 stage to meet in the grand finale. He expressed his hopes for a final showdown b??etween India and Australia. Hogg highlighted the strength of both teams, noting their performances in the Super 8 group.

“In the Super 8s, Australia and India have got Bangladesh (yet to qualify) and Afghanistan, and you expect both teams to beat Afghanistan and Bangladesh and move through to the semi-finals. Hopefully, that does happen. It sets it up for the possibility of Australia and India in a grand final which I’d absolutely love to happen,” said Hogg on Star Sports.

Hogg believed Australia have an advantage in their first Super 8 match against India because they have been acclimatizing to the slow and challenging conditions in the West Indies, while the Indian team have been playing in New York, where the pitches have offered seam movement, disrupting their batters’ rhythm.

“That first game between Australia and India in the Super 8s, the advantage would have to be to Australia because they’ve been playing in the West Indies where it’s been difficult, it’s been slow. Whereas the Indian team has been playing in New York where there’s been some seam movement, the batters haven’t been able to get their rhythm, and also they’re coming from IPL where they were playing on a lot of flat wickets,” he added.

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Teams shine to qualify for Super 8 stage

Notably, India and Australia have ??demonstrated strong performances in the league stage, securing their spots in the Super 8 stage with impressive victories. The two cricketing giants will face off again on June 24 in St. Lucia, setting the stage for what promises to be a highly anticipated clash. Bot?h teams have shown exceptional form, making their way through the league stage with confidence, and are expected to advance further in the tournament.

A recap of their last encounter

The last time India and Australia met was in the 2023 ODI World Cup final, where Australia emerged v??ictorious, defeating India to claim the title. This victory added to Australia’s recent dominance over India, having also triumphed in the final ??of the World Test Championship last year. The upcoming Super 8 match will be a rematch that cricket fans around the world are eagerly anticipating, with both teams looking to assert their superiority once again.

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The T20 World Cup has become a platform where young cricketing talents shine and showcase their skills on a global stage. With each edition, teams are increasingly incorporating young players who bring fresh energy and innovative approaches to the game. These young athletes, often in their early 20s, are known for their agility, aggressive batting, and swift fielding, which are crucial in the fast-paced T20 format. Their fearless attitude and readiness to take risks have led to? remarkable performances and memorable matches, making the tournament a breeding ground for the?? future stars of cricket.

Veterans’ vital role in T20 World Cup history

Despite the prominence of youth in the T20 World Cup, experienced players continue to play pivotal roles in their teams. Older cricketers, often in their mid to late 30s, bring a wealth of experience and composure to high-pressure situations. Their strategic acum?en and ability to perform consistently provide a balance to the exuberance of the younger players.

Many of these? veterans have delivere?d match-winning performances, whether through stabilizing an innings, executing precise bowling spells, or guiding younger teammates with their leadership. The blend of youth and experience creates a dynamic and competitive environment, ensuring that the T20 World Cup remains an exciting spectacle for cricket fans worldwide.

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From 2007 to 2022: Oldest players in T20 World Cup history:

1. 2007 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka)
• Age: 38 years, 63 days
• Overall Performance: In the 2007 ICC T20 World Cup, Sanath Jayasuriya showcased his batting prowess, scoring 154 runs in 5 matches with an impressive average of 30.80 and a strike rate of 160.41. He recorded two fifties, including a highest score of 88, playing a crucial role in Sri Lanka’s campaign.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

2. 2009 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka)
• Age: 39 years, 308 days
• Overall Performance: During the 2009 ICC T20 World Cup, Sanath Jayasuriya continued to be a key figure for Sri Lanka, amassing 177 runs in 7 matches at an average of 25.28. Despite scoring only one fifty, he maintained a decent strike rate of 115.68, contributing significantly to his team’s performance.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

3. 2010 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka)
• Age: 40 years, 312 days
• Overall Performance: In the 2010 ICC T20 World Cup, Sanath Jayasuriya’s form dipped as he managed just 15 runs in 6 innings at a meager average of 3.75 and a subdued strike rate of 41.66. His highest score was only 6, and he struggled to make a significant impact with the bat.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

4. 2012 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Trent Johnson (Ireland)
• Age: 38 years, 110 days
• Overall Performance: Trent Johnston’s performance in the 2012 ICC T20 World Cup was below par, as he failed to pick up a wicket in the 2 matches he played. With an economy rate of 10.50, Johnston found it challenging to contain the opposition batters, contributing to Ireland’s struggles in the tournament.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

5. 2014 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Brad Hogg (Australia)
• Age: 43 years, 38 days
• Overall Performance: Brad Hogg’s participation in the 2014 ICC T20 World Cup was limited to just one match, where he went wicketless and conceded 29 runs in his 3 overs. Despite his experience, Hogg couldn’t make a significant impact for Australia, ending with an economy rate of 9.66.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

6. 2016 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Ryan Campbell (Hong Kong)
• Age: 43 years, 355 days
• Overall Performance: Ryan Campbell’s batting performances in the 2016 ICC T20 World Cup showed promise, as he scored 36 runs in 3 innings at an average of 12.00 and a strike rate of 76.59. While he didn’t register any big scores, Campbell’s contributions provided stability to Hong Kong’s batting lineup.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

7. 2021 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Chris Gayle (West Indies)
• Age: 41 years, 353 days
• Overall Performance: Chris Gayle’s outing in the 2021 ICC T20 World Cup was disappointing, as he managed only 45 runs in 5 matches at an average of 9.00 and a strike rate of 91.83. Despite his reputation as a T20 powerhouse, Gayle struggled to make an impact for the West Indies, failing to score a single fifty.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

8. 2022 T20 World Cup:

• Oldest Player: Stephan Myburgh (Netherlands)
• Age: 38 years, 232 days
• Overall Performance: Stephan Myburgh showcased resilience for Netherlands in the 2016 ICC T20 World Cup, scoring 51 runs in 3 matches at an average of 17.00 and a strike rate of 106.25. His highest score of 37, coupled with a positive approach, provided a glimmer of hope for the Dutch team.
• Availability for 2024: Not Available

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Riyan Parag has emerged as a key player for Rajasthan Royals (RR) in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024. This season has been a breakout year for Parag.

Parag has scored 261 runs in just five matches ?at a blistering strike rate of 158. He ha?s also scored three impressive fifties and played a crucial role in rescuing the team from batting collapses by playing responsibly at number four.

Riyan Parag’s IPL evolution

Parag made his IPL debut for the RR in 2019 against Chennai Super Kings (CSK). However, his performance in previous seasons was inconsistent, with an aggregate of 600 runs in 54 matches across five seasons at a strike rate of 122. Concerns were also raised regarding his temperament. Nevertheless, Parag persevered and focused on improvement. Following a successful domestic season, he entered IPL 2024 with renewed confidence. This dedication has paid off, as Parag has begun IPL?? 2024 in impressive form.

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The cricketing world is eagerly anticipating the upcoming season of the T20 World Cup, set to unfold with an electric atmosphere and fierce competition. With cricket’s shortest and most thrilling format taking center stage, fans are gearing up for intense battles and exhilarating displays of skill.

Expectations from Team India under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy

Team India, under the leadership of the dynamic Rohit Sharma, carry high expectations into the T20 World Cup. Known for his astute captaincy and remarkable batting prowess, Rohit has a proven track? record of success in limited-overs cricket. As the skipper, he is expected to inspire his team to perform at their peak, strategizing shrewdly and leading from the front with his i?mpactful batting performances.

With a talented pool of players at his disposal, including experienced campaigners and promising youngsters, Rohit’s leadership will be crucial in steering Team India towards glory in the global event. The team’s combination of explosive batsmen, crafty bowlers, and agile fielders presents a formidable challenge to their opponents, making them strong contenders for the coveted title.

The conundrum of wicketkeeper choice

One of the key decisions that selectors face ahead of the T20 World Cup is the choice of wicketkeeper. Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul, and Sanju Samson have all showcased their abilities behind the stumps and with the b?at, presenting selectors with a challenging dilemma. Notably, Pant, who has returned to IPL 2024 after getting recovered from road accident injury, is a dynamic wicketkeeper-batter, known for his aggressive stroke play and ability to change the course of a game with his fearless approach.

Rahul, with his versatility in batting and adept wicketkeeping skills, offers a reliable option behind the stumps while also contributing sig?nificantly with the bat. Similarly Samson, with his natural flair and consistency, adds another dimension to the wicketkeeping dilemma with his impressive performance??s in domestic and franchise cricket.

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Brad Hogg picks his choice

Selectors face the daunting task of weighing each player’s form, fitness, and suitability to the team’s requirements before arriving at a decision. Meanwhile, former Australian spinner Brad Hogg has picked his choice as India’s wicketkeeper for the global showpiece event. Hogg stated that Samson would be the perfect choice for India as he has delivered breakthrough performances in the IPL.

“I think it’s going to be Sanju Samson. He has been consistent for the last couple of years. You want people with higher strike rates. Samson has been carrying Rajasthan Royals by being a captain, with his bat upfront, and he has done it consistently. Now, it’s time for the Indian selectors to back him for the T20 format for a longer period of time. So for me, it will Samson for the wicketkeeper’s role in the Indian team,” said Hogg on his YouTube channel.

Threat on Virat Kohli’s spot

Notably, Samson has showcased his prowess in the ongoing IPL, scoring 178 runs in four games with two half-centuries and a strike rate of 150.85. Hogg also emphasized Samson’s ability to bat in various positions, including the pivotal No 3 spot, which could pose a challenge even to the likes of Virat Kohli.

“Rishabh Pant, he has got some fifties in this particular tournament but he needs to show some more consistency. I think Samson can bat in a variety of positions but at No 3, he is the perfect choice as a keeper-batter. I will definitely put Samson in front of KL Rahul and Pant and I think he is also putting pressure on Virat Kohli, if Kohli is going batting at No 3 in the T20 World Cup,” said Hogg.

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Former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg has expressed his dissatisfaction with Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) decision to trade for Cameron Green from Mumbai Indians (MI).

Green, who had a productive season with MI in 2023, scoring 452 runs and taking six wickets in 16 matches was traded to RCB. The franchise acquired the Australian all-rounder for a substantial amount of 17.5 crores, a move that Hogg believes ?is questionabl??e.

RCB’s controversial trade: Brad Hogg questions Cameron Green’s move

In a video on his Instagram p??rofile, the ex-spinner stated that RCB might have been influenced by the fear of Green being expensive in the auction, leading them to make a hasty decision. Hogg criticized the choice, pointing out that RCB has already made significant investments in their bowling lineup and may now face budget constraints for securing quality bowlers??. He suggested that Green might have been better suited to another franchise.

“Is he worth it? RCB, I am looking at their line-up. I think this is a poor choice. Nothing against Green’s talent. He was good for Mumbai Indians last year. But if you look at RCB’s list, they spend big on their batting line-up. They don’t have enough cash there to spend on enough quality bowlers. If you want to win the IPL, you need quality bowlers to defend totals and set the games up. I think this is a poor choice from RCB and Green could have been suitable at some other club,” Hogg said.

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MI’s strategic move: Brad Hogg commends Mumbai Indians

Hogg also commended MI for effectively utilizing the trade, freeing up a substantial amount of 17.5 crores in their budget. The Mumbai-based franchise then invested 15 crores to bring back Hardik Pandya from Gujarat Titans (GT) and added an extra 2.5 crores to their kitty for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 auction.

“Mumbai Indians, they threw Cameron Green out there for a little bit of trade bait, trying to free up some cash to get Hardik Pandya into their squad. It worked a treat. RCB couldn’t resist. They swooped in there, not wanting Green to go back into the auction thinking they might have had a little bit more to pay for the all-rounder,” the Australian stalwart concluded.

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Australia’s Adam Zampa achieved a significant milestone during the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 final against India on Sunday, November 19. The leg-spinner equaled the long-standing record of spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan for t??he most wickets taken by a spinner in a single edition of the CWC.

Adam Zampa equals Muttiah Muralitharan’s record in ODI World Cup 2023 Final

Zampa accomplished this feat in the 45th over of the Indian innings, delivering a length ball with scrambled seam to dismiss Jasprit Bumrah in front. Despite securing just one wicket in his spell, the Aussie leg-spinner reached an impressive milestone. Zampa concluded the tournament with 23 wickets in elven games, matching the record set by Sri Lanka legend Muralitharan in the 2007 edition held in the West Indies.

Most wickets by a spinner in a single World Cup tournament

• Adam Zampa (Australia) – 23 wickets – 2023 World Cup
• Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka) – 23 wickets – 2007 World Cup
• Brad Hogg ( Australia) – 21 wickets – 2007 World Cup
• Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) – 21 wickets -2011 World Cup
• Shane Warne (Australia) – 20 wickets – 1999 World Cup

Zampa’s evolution in the CWC 2023

Zampa’s journey in the World Cup began with a slow start, but as the tournament progressed, he showcased an impressive evolution in his game. The leg-spinner’s guile and trajectory became increasingly potent, tormenting opposition batters and solidifying his position as a key player in Australia’s bowling arsenal.

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Zampa’s milestone on the Indian soil

In addition to his World Cup feat, Notably, he also became the first overseas bowler to reach 50 ODI wickets on Indian soil, achieving the landmark in 27 matches. With a total of 165 wickets in 96 ODIs, including multiple four and five-wicket hauls, Zampa has est??ablished himself as a potent force in the bowling department.

Australia’s triumph in the final

In the final against India, Australia emerged victorious, securing their sixth World Cup title. Despite India’s fighting half-centuries from Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, they could only post 240 in 50 overs. Australia, in response, orchestrated a dominant performance, with Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne stitching a crucial 192-run partne?rship for the fourth wicket, leadi??ng Australia to a comprehensive six-wicket victory in the summit clash.

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In the world of sports and entertainment, it is not uncommon to come across individuals who bear an uncanny resemblance to each other. Many look alikes of famous personalities have emerged from various sports over the years, and cricket is no exception.

As one of the most popular ga?mes globally, cricket has also seen fascinating identical personalities of their players coming from different parts of the world.

From legendary cricketers to rising stars, here are 15 famous cricketers and their i?ntriguing doppelgangers from the world of cinema, sports and other fields.

1) Yasir Shah and Lionel Messi

Pakistan’s former player Yasir Shah is known for his leg-spin wizardry. The veteran spinner is often likened to Argentine football legend Lionel Messi. Both share a similar facial structure and a smile.

2) Ricky Ponting and Brian Harman

Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting’s intense gaze and Brian Harman’s striking resemblance have sparked interest among sports enthusiasts. The professi?onal go??lfer Harman bears an uncanny likeness to Ponting, making them a surprising look-alike pair.

3) Chris Lynn and Johnny Sins

The dynamic Australian batter Chris Lynn’s similarity to the famous adult film actor Johnny Sins has been a source of amusement on social media. The two share comparable faces, leading to countless memes and hila??rious comparison??s.

4) Michael Vaughan and Christian Bale

Former England captain Michael Vaughan’s sharp features and deep-set eyes draw an incredible resemblance to the renowned actor Christian Bale. Their shared intensity has not gone unnoticed by fans around the world.

5) Virat Kohli and Gaurav Arora

Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli’s doppelganger, Gaurav Arora, a model and actor, has been creating a buzz on social media for their indistinguishable facial features. The resemblance is so striking that fans often confuse the two.

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6) Dimuth Karunaratne and Vicky Kaushal

Sri Lankan cricket captain Dimu?th Karunaratne has been compared to Bollywood heartthrob Vicky Kaushal for?? their similar hairstyles and facial features. Their charismatic personalities only add to the intrigue of their resemblance.

7) Herschelle Gibbs and Vin Diesel

South African cricketer Hersc??helle Gibbs and Hollywood action star Vin Dies?el could easily pass as long-lost brothers. Their bald heads and rugged charm have made them a widely acknowledged doppelganger pair.

8) Suyash Sharma and Neeraj Chopra

Indian cricketer Suyash Sharma’s resemblance to Olympic gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, is truly striking. Their shared Indian heritage and sporty personalities have earned them a special place in the hearts of fans.

8) Jonny Bairstow and Rupert Grint

English wicket-keeper batter Jonny Bairstow’s similarities to the beloved “Harry Potter” actor Rupert Grint have not gone unnoticed by fans. Their ginger hair and boyish charm make them an endearing pair.

10) Alastair Cook and Henry Cavill

Former England cricket captain Alastair Cook shares a close resemblance to Hollywood star Henry Cavill, best known for his portrayal of Superman. Their chiselled jawlines an??d piercing eyes have fans doing double-takes.

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11) Stuart Broad and Tom Felton

England fast bowler Stuart Broad’s resemblance to British actor Tom Felton, famous for his role as Draco Malfoy in the “Harry Potter” series, has been the subject of much amusement and admiration.

12) AB de Villiers and Jason Statham

South African batting maestro AB de Villiers and B?ritish actor Jason Statham share a tough and rugged appearance. Their athleticism and bold personalities ??further enhance their remarkable similarities.

13) Johan Botha and Kevin Bacon

Former South African cricketer Johan Botha’s likeness to Kevin Bacon has often been highlighted by fans. Their expressive eyes and charming smiles contribute to their intriguing resemblance.

14) James Anderson and David Walton

England’s leading wicket-taker in Test cricket, James Anderson, has a strong resemblance to American actor David Walton. Their handsome features and well-groomed appearances have been noticed by fans across the globe.

15) Brad Hogg and Mark Ruffalo

Former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg’s likeness to Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo, who portrays the Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has amused many fans. Their shared bearded look adds to their striking similarities.

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