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yardbarker.com | Maya Gayler
As questions swirl around the future of One Day Internationals (ODIs) in a fast-evolving cricket landscape, former Australian captain Steve Waugh has made a compelling case for the format’s staying power. Speaking on the sidelines of the Laureus World Sports Awards in Madrid, Waugh described the ODI World Cup as the “Olympics of cricket,” insisting that the quadrennial event gives the format its enduring value.
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1 day ago |
si.com | Maya Gayler
As questions swirl around the future of One Day Internationals (ODIs) in a fast-evolving cricket landscape, former Australian captain Steve Waugh has made a compelling case for the format’s staying power. Speaking on the sidelines of the Laureus World Sports Awards in Madrid, Waugh described the ODI World Cup as the “Olympics of cricket,” insisting that the quadrennial event gives the format its enduring value.
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si.com | Maya Gayler |Amir Khan
Rising Australian allrounder Cooper Connolly has signed with the San Francisco Unicorns for the upcoming season of Major League Cricket (MLC), marking his first foray into overseas franchise T20 cricket. The 21-year-old, known for his dynamic left-handed batting and left-arm spin, is set to make a strong impression under former Australia allrounder Shane Watson, who coaches the Unicorns. Connolly’s addition to the MLC is pivotal in his young career.
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si.com | Maya Gayler |Amir Khan
In a cricketing world increasingly consumed by the flash and frenzy of T20 leagues, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma has thrown his weight behind the enduring charm of ODI cricket. Speaking on the Beyond23 Cricket Podcast with former Australian captain Michael Clarke, Rohit passionately backed the 50-over format, calling it a “different challenge” that continues to demand skill, temperament, and resilience. “There’s been a lot of talk about whether one-day cricket is still relevant,” said Rohit.
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si.com | Maya Gayler |Amir Khan
Sunrisers Hyderabad’s campaign in the 2025 Indian Premier League has taken a hit with Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa ruled out for the remainder of the tournament due to a recurring shoulder injury. Zampa, who featured as an Impact Sub in SRH’s first two games, picked up 1 for 48 and 1 for 46 in two high-scoring contests, including the record-breaking 528-run match against Rajasthan Royals.
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