World test championship

Cricket Image for Ashton Agar Ready For A Comeback After Injury For India Tour

Image Source: Google

Advertisement

Ashton Agar Ready For A Comeback After Injury For India Tour

By IANS News July 25, 2022 • 21:34 PM View: 995

Australian spinner Ashton Agar has set his sights on a Test recall in India after returning to bowling following a frustrating side strain that derailed his tour of Sri Lanka.

Having watched the remaining four 50-over matches and the first Test from the sidelines, the 28-year-old eventually returned home to Perth before the second match in Galle when it was determined he wasn't going to recover in time to take part.

TAGS ICC World Test Championship Australian Cricket Team Ashton Agar

Advertisement

Related Cricket News on World test championship

News
Aussie Batter Will Puconski Selected To Attend Training Camp At MRF Academy In Chennai

The Border-Gavaskar series, to be held in India early next year, will be crucial to deciding who reach the 2023 World Test Championship final. ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
PAK vs SRL
Pakistan Pacer Shaheen Afridi Pulls Out Of Second Test Against Sri Lanka

After a five-wicket win in the first test over Sri Lanka, Pakistan currently occupy the third spot, with a point percentage of 58.33 in WTC. ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
PAK vs SRL
World Test Championship: Latest WTC Points Table After SL vs PAK 1st Test

Here is the updated WTC Points Table after Sri Lanka vs Pakistan 1st test. ...

By Rishabh Gautam

2 years ago

Share
News
Ian Chappell: Captain Should Be Suspended Without Question If Team Is Unable To Bowl 90 Over In A…

As per the current playing conditions, a minimum of 90 overs have to be bowled in a day of Test match action. ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
AUS vs SL
Australia Lose No. 1 WTC Spot, Sri Lanka Climbs Up To The Third Place After Win Over Aussies

Sri Lanka recorded a stunning innings and 39-run victory and leveled the test series by 1-1 over Australia at the Galle International Stadium. ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
News
World Test Championship 2021-23: Updated Points Table After SL vs AUS 2nd Test

Here is the updated WTC Points Table after Sri Lanka vs Australia 2nd Test. ...

By Rishabh Gautam

2 years ago

Share
News
Pakistan Got Massive Boost In WTC Rankings After India Lost To England At Edgbaston

India are on 75 points (point percentage of 52.08), just a shade below Pakistan's PCT of 52.38 per cent in ICC World Test Championship. ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
News
India Fined 40 Percent Of Match Fees; Penalized Two WTC Points For Slow Over-Rate Against England

Hours after losing the rescheduled fifth Test to England by seven wickets on Tuesday, India have been fined 40 per cent of their match fees and penalised two ICC World ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
IND vs ENG
World Test Championship: Updated WTC Points Table After ENG vs IND 5th Test

Here is the updated WTC Points Table after ENG vs IND 5th test at Edgbaston. ...

By Rishabh Gautam

2 years ago

Share
AUS vs SL
World Test Championship: Latest Points Table After SL vs AUS 1st Test

Australia thrashed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in the 1st test at Galle ...

By Rishabh Gautam

2 years ago

Share
IND vs ENG
Is Edgbaston Test A Must-Win For Team India To Reach WTC 2021-23 Final?

Australia and South Africa are at the top 2 spots in the WTC Points Table while India are placed just behind in the 3rd spot. ...

By Rishabh Gautam

2 years ago

Share
News
World Test Championship: Latest WTC Points Table After ENG vs NZ 3rd Test & WI vs BAN 2nd…

England have gained a spot in the latest points table after a 3-0 clean sweep against World Test Champions New Zealand at home. ...

By Rishabh Gautam

2 years ago

Share
BNG vs WI
West Indies Clean Sweeps Bangladesh After Winning The Second Test By 10 Wickets

West Indies defeated Bangladesh in the second and the final test by 10 wickets at the Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium. ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share
NZ vs ENG
Joe Root Reaches A Milestone After Becoming First Player To Score 3,000 Runs In WTC History

After Joe Root's unbeaten 163, England gave a befitting reply to New Zealand's first-innings total of 553, reaching 473/5 at stumps on Day 3 of the second test against New ...

By IANS News

2 years ago

Share