Cricket: Cameron Green has survived an early scare after launching his bat and ball high into the sky in insane scenes.
suffering a 33-run loss to Australia in AhmedabadChasing a 287-run target for victory, Jos Buttler’s men were rolled for 253 on Sunday, with Australia securing its fifth consecutive victory in the tournament.
“Boys, I really hope I’m right here,” Labuschagne said as third umpire Adrian Holdstock consulted the footage.Mitchell Starc of Australia celebrates the wicket of Joe Root. Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty ImagesThe Australians erupted with roars of delight when a spike appeared on Snicko. Some players mobbed Starc in celebration, but most of them converged on Labuschagne, who was absolutely ecstatic.
The first guilty party was Steve Smith, who scratched his way towards 44 before slicing a wide delivery from leg-spinner Adil Rashid towards short third man, where Moeen Ali held onto a low chance. Smith, Green and Stoinis each departed within 15 runs of their half-century. If even one of them had survived through to the end of the innings, Australia would have comfortably surpassed 300.
The England all-rounder, who came out of ODI retirement ahead of the World Cup, has repeatedly foiled the Australians since his unforgettable Headingley heroics in 2019. The loss of Malan and captain Jos Buttler didn’t deter Buttler, who once again steadied the ship by partnering Moeen Ali for a 63-run stand for the fifth wicket.
He trudged off a dejected figure, knowing his lapse in concentration had robbed his team of the chance to push for an unlikely victory.The West Australian, who was spotted rolling the arm over during the warm-ups, didn’t bowl a single delivery during England’s run chase in Ahmedabad, with Marcus Stoinis and Travis Head combining as the team’s fifth bowler at Narendra Modi Stadium.
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