“If we go back a few years, I would have said all six,” Hazlewood told reporters on Tuesday when asked how many matches he would have liked to play on the tour. “But I guess it’s a little bit different now, based on the last two years. Three would be a nice pass and four is probably a tick. “Any more than that is great, any less then I am probably a little disappointed again.” Boland was the most impressive Australia bowler in the WTC final with former captain Aaron Finch and retired speedster Brett Lee calling for the Victorian to be retained in Edgbaston. Hazlewood did not believe Boland’s rise posed a threat to his place in the side. “When you have that depth … you really go as hard as you can and then reassess after the game,” Hazlewood said. “You always have someone of high quality sitting on the pine and ready to go.” The emergence of Boland and seam-bowling all-rounder Cameron Green could actually help prolong his career, he added.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday Islamic countries should form an alliance against what…
A rare snake species known as the blunt-nosed viper and other reptiles, especially the geico…
As Pakistan prepares to celebrate the birthday of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on September…
PCB Director High-Performance, Tournament Director Champions One Day Cup Nadeem Khan has said that the…
The Health experts addressing a symposium on Saturday stressed lifestyle changes to prevent diabetes which…
Pakistan's combined contingent is all set to participate in the 5th World Nomad Games, scheduled…
Leave a Comment