Chatil Panditasekara retweeted
Towhid Hridoy's 242 out of 386 is 63.0% of BAN's total. No double hundred in an innings in which the batting side was bowled out makes up a higher percentage.
Before Hriday,
Seymour Nurse made 258 out of 417 all out for WI in NZ in 1969.
Sehwag made 201 out of 329 in 2008.
Made a 350+ two months back in SA in A game. Should have played tests regularly at least from 2023 onwards
Chatil Panditasekara retweeted
Of course everyone can and will question Uzzie's convenient timing. He obviously wouldn't have jeopardised his playing career over it. But genuinely think he'd have kinda let it go if it were not for the two guys he's been the closest to bearing the brunt of the whole thing.
Worst kept secret. The batsmen protected the bowlers by taking the fall
Australia used sandpaper to tamper with the ball in a Test match before the infamous Cape Town scandal in 2018, Usman Khawaja is to reveal.
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Potential, won a couple of games with the bat though
Famously knocking out India in 2010 WT20
Can't argue with that considering he knows Mulder the person and if Mulder agreed with it this is a non issue
Is he gonna be on the KP Schedule?
Mike Hussey will return to Australian ranks as the national men's side strengthens their coaching team ahead of a bumper two years.
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Chatil Panditasekara retweeted
23 wickets in the first 10 overs in ODIs since 2024, joint-most alongside Taskin Ahmed. Asitha Fernando has been quietly delivering the goods for Sri Lanka.
Deserves a lot more recognition for his ability to provide early breakthroughs. 🇱🇰
Imagine playing a qualifying league consisting of 144 ODIs, with each team playing 36 ODIs, just to qualify for the CWC Qualifier, only to then qualify for another Qualifier in the name of the Super Series.
This is not a pathway. More like a punishment for being an Associate.
What's even more sad is that Namibia, who's literally co-hosting the WC, has to go through all of this.
Shame on you, @ICC.
He was bowling well throughout 2013. Australia managed him extremely well before this ashes
He didn't play the Ashes in England




























