Showing posts with label ENG VS AUS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ENG VS AUS. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

England were stacked in the history of the dream eyes ..

Ashes Series

Austraila vs England

England were stacked in the history of the dream eyes

England were stacked in the history of the dream eyes
لندن: انگلینڈ اور آسٹریلیا کے درمیان پانچواں اور آخری ایشز ٹیسٹ جمعرات سے اوول لندن میں شروع ہورہا ہے۔
میزبان ٹیم نے نئی تاریخ رقم کرنے کا خواب آنکھوں میں سجالیا، کپتان الیسٹرکک نے کھلاڑیوں پر واضح کردیا کہ 4-1 کی فتح سے کم کچھ قبول نہیں ہوگا، جیمز اینڈرسن سائیڈ اسٹرین تکلیف سے نجات حاصل نہیں کرپائے۔دوسری جانب آسٹریلیا بحالی وقار کیلیے میدان میں اتریگا، کپتان کلارک اور کرس روجرز آخری مرتبہ انٹرنیشنل کرکٹ کا لطف اٹھائینگے۔
تفصیلات کے مطابق انگلینڈ پہلے ہی 3-1 کی ناقابل شکست برتری سے ایشز ٹرافی اپنے نام کرچکا، اب اس کی نگاہیں فتح کا مارجن 4-1 کرنے پر مرکوز ہوچکی ہیں۔ انگلینڈ نے ہوم گراؤنڈز پر آسٹریلیا کیخلاف ایک سیریز میں کبھی4 ٹیسٹ نہیں جیتے، اگر اس بار ٹیم سرخرو ہوئی تو یہ مائیک بریرلی کی زیرقیادت1978-79 میں5-1 سے فتح کے بعد پہلی بڑے مارجن سے جیت ہوگی،اس سے گذشتہ ٹور کے دوران آسٹریلیا میں 0-5 سے وائٹ واش کی خفت بھی کسی حد تک دور ہوجائے گی۔ کپتان الیسٹرکک نے ٹیم پر واضح کردیا کہ وہ آخری میچ میں کامیابی کیلیے پوری قوت صرف کردیں۔
انھوں نے تسلسل کیساتھ عمدہ بیٹنگ پر جوئے روٹ کو بھی سراہا۔ انگلش ٹیم کو اوول میں بھی جیمز اینڈرسن کی خدمات حاصل نہیں ہوں گی، وہ سائیڈ اسٹرین کی وجہ سے چوتھا ٹیسٹ بھی نہیں کھیل پائے تھے، اس طرح بولنگ اٹیک کو بدستور اسٹورٹ براڈ لیڈ کریں گے جنھوںنے ٹرینٹ برج میں 8 وکٹیں لے کر آسٹریلیا کو پہلی اننگز میں خاک چٹا دی تھی۔ دوسری جانب آسٹریلیا کے پاس یہ ٹیسٹ جیت کر صرف بحالی وقار کا ہی آپشن باقی بچا ہے، کپتان کلارک اور اوپنر کرس روجرز کا یہ آخری ٹیسٹ ہے، وہ پہلے ہی ایشز کے بعد ریٹائرمنٹ کا اعلان کرچکے ہیں۔ کلارک نے اپنی ٹیم کو ہدایت کی کہ بہترین کھیل سے میچ جیتنے کیلیے اپنی پوری قوت کا مظاہرہ کریں۔

Ashes Series 2015


Saturday, August 15, 2015

'Mature' Warner ready for added responsibility ..


David Warner will speak with the Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland and hopes he can win over "the boss" as he has done the selectors and the board to become Steven Smith's vice-captain.
In the lead-up to the appointments of Smith and Warner, Sutherland had struck a notably lukewarm note about the vice-captain's leadership credentials. "I don't think that's necessarily an obvious next step," Sutherland had said in response to questions about whether Warner was an obvious candidate to be Smith's vice-captain.
It was Sutherland who spoke out most staunchly to decry Warner's behaviour on the previous Ashes tour, describing the punch he swung at Joe Root as "a despicable thing" and offering stern warnings about the opening batsman's future if he did not improve. Warner said he would speak with Sutherland at the next available opportunity and said he respected the chief executive's opinion.
"He's our boss and I have to respect what he says," Warner said. "But the board obviously approved me being vice-captain and I thank them for their support, trust and faith in myself to be under Steve and help Steve as much as I can with my knowledge of the game. We've still got a whole squad here and we see them all as leaders in their own right. James hasn't been in touch. I'm sure I'll get to speak to him at some stage.
"It's definitely a massive honour and a boyhood dream just to first to get your baggy green but to be recognised as a leader within the group and being named vice captain is obviously a massive thrill for myself and I know my family as well. Obviously it's a tag that I'm going to have to live with day by day now. It's an added responsibility and I'll be doing everything I can to help Steve on the field and off the field.
"I think the past 12-18 months I've shown how much I've matured. I've got a young family, I recently got married, I'm enjoying my off-field and I'm thoroughly enjoying my on-field performances as well. So for me it's about me trying to help Steve as much as we can driving this team forward for the next five to 10 years."
Warner's persona has been an evolving one, both on the field and away from the game. He has been working to find a middle ground between the aggressor and agent provocateur he has been in the past and the leader he must now become. He also spoke for how hard the team had worked and would continue to work under the new leadership duo.
"I'll still give the banter [within the squad]. Obviously in our team we sometimes we are serious, sometimes we do joke around a lot," he said. "Each team needs a few characters and I see myself as being that character sometimes, and I will probably try and continue to be that funny person.
"I think the way that I've been . . . a lot of my energy has gone on the field, and a lot of hard work has been going on in the nets as well. I don't just speak for myself, I speak for the whole team. What people don't see and don't understand is how much preparation that goes into these tours. We have had a long tour. We've been on the road for a while. We went to the West Indies and we won there, we've come here and we've been disappointing.
"But we're giving 100% every time we walk out there. Every time we go to training our preparation is outstanding. You can't fault anyone for their preparation ... we've been beaten by a better team at the moment. We've got one Test to go and we're going out there trying to prove what we're actually capable of."
One thing Warner will not be able to do quite so often is get into verbal battles in the middle, and he said he would now be devoting far more of his energy to working alongside Smith in finding tactical solutions. "Now, with a bit more responsibility, I'll be trying to help Steve as much as I can," he said.
"You're going to see a lot more work put in on the field. It's not about sledging. It's about encouraging your bowlers and getting into the mind of the batters. We just have to be smart when we're out there and to concentrate on what's ahead, and that's the game. That's the most important thing.
"I know what comes with being a captain, we've seen it in the past under our previous leaders - how much time it does take out of your day. So for me it's about helping Steve to lead this team from the front and take some of those responsibilities off him. I think a lot of that will probably be done at training and off the field, so he can control what's going on on the field."

Friday, August 14, 2015

Ashes Series,, Ashton Agar to face England again ..

                   
Ashton Agar will return to international cricket for the first time since his memorable cameo in the 2013 Ashes series, after being chosen as the lone spin bowler in Australia's first ODI squad since winning the World Cup final at home in Melbourne in March.
Agar has been chosen with an eye towards the future as the selectors continue to deny Nathan Lyon a place in the limited-overs side. Joe Burns and Marcus Stoinis have also been chosen in the limited-overs squad for the first time, the former expected to replace the injured Aaron Finch as David Warner's opening partner.
As expected, Steven Smith will now captain the national side in all formats, the first time this has been the case since Ricky Ponting retired from T20 internationals in September 2009. Michael Clarke then led the T20 side until he also retired from the format in January 2011 in order to concentrate on Test and 50-over matches.

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Ashes Series ..

England bowlers Mark Wood (L) and Ben Stokes celebrate on the pitch with a large flag after England wrap up the game and retain the Ashes on the third day of the fourth Ashes cricket Test match between England and Australia at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, England on August 8, 2015.


Monday, August 10, 2015

Ashes Series ..

5th Investec Test: England v Australia at The Oval on Aug 20-24, 2015


The Ashes Test 2015 - England vs Australia, 4th test,Day 1 ..


The Ashes Test 2015 - England vs Australia, 4th.

England showered with praise after Ashes 2015 win ..

England beat Australia by an innings and 78 runs in the fourth Test in Trent Bridge

Ashes series defeat, Darren Lee Man escapes ..


Lackluster performance in the Ashes series ..

             

Australia fifth Test, Anderson returns to England squad ..

ناٹنگھم: انگلینڈ نے آسٹریلیا کیخلاف ایشز کے پانچویں اور آخری ٹیسٹ کیلیے 14 رکنی اسکواڈ کا اعلان کردیا، تیسرے میچ کے موقع پر سائیڈ اسٹرین سے دوچار ہونے والے پیسر جیمز اینڈرسن کی واپسی ہوگئی۔
میزبان ٹیم کو سیریز میں 3-1 کی فیصلہ کن برتری مل چکی ہے، دونوں ممالک میں سیریز کا اختتامی ٹیسٹ 20 اگست سے اوول میں شیڈول ہے، انگلش سلیکٹرز کے مطابق ابھی ٹیسٹ میچ میں خاصا وقت ہے لہٰذا اینڈرسن اس وقت تک مکمل فٹ ہوجائیں گے، انگلش اسکواڈ میں شامل پلیئرز کے نام یہ ہیں۔ الیسٹرکک ( کپتان )، ایڈم لیتھ، ای ین بیل، جوئے روٹ، جونی بیئراسٹو، بین اسٹوکس، جوز بٹلر، معین علی، اسٹورٹ براڈ، مارک ووڈ، اسٹیون فن، جیمز اینڈرسن، لیام پلنکٹ اور عادل راشد۔