Australia captain Michael Clarke says it is possible a batsman will crack the 300-run barrier in one-day international cricket. David Warner, the left-handed opener belted 178 from 133 balls in the Australian innings of 417 for six, falling when the chance to become the fifth batsman to score an ODI double century beckoned. There were …
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Australia skipper Michael Clarke is ready for the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup game against Bangladesh starting on Sunday, according to Mitchell Johnson. Clarke, who is recovering from a hamstring injury, impressed in the warm-up against the UAE in Melbourne last Saturday where he scored 64 off 61 balls. Johnson has welcomed Clarke’s return but …
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Australia captain Michael Clarke is confident he will be fit to lead his country in a one-day international against Zimbabwe on Sunday after missing the first two matches of the tour because of a hamstring injury. Clarke sustained the injury to his left leg in the first training session in Zimbabwe and missed the 198-run …
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Australian cricket vice-captain Michael Clarke continues to alienate himself from the nation’s public with his off-field actions. According to the Daily Telegraph, Clarke’s comments on the social network site Twitter have left his fans dissatisfied. The responses to his Twitter comments show that he is mostly unloved by cricket fans and the sporting public. For …
Australian all-rounder David Hussey reckons that stand-in ODI captain Michael Clarke may be trying too hard to break his form slump. Clarke has made only 55 runs in the three ODIs against England, which follows his miserable average of 21 in the Ashes series. However, Hussey says that Clarke’s worth in the team should not …
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Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke Friday said that skipper Ricky Ponting is almost certain to play in the fourth Ashes Test against England starting here Sunday. Clarke said Ponting felt good after a net session at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and it will be difficult to keep him out of action on the Boxing Day. …
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