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    U19 World Cup New Zealand vs Bangladesh:Junior Tiger team’s maiden entrance to finals.

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    U19 World cup 2020 New Zealand vs Bangladesh
    U19 World cup 2020 New Zealand vs Bangladesh
    Highlights
    • Bangladesh bowlers restrict the New Zealand from scoring high.
    • Mahmudul Hasan Joy’s century leads Bangladesh to make their first win in semi finals.
    • The Tigers face Men In Blue in their finals.
    Potchefstroom, South Africa

    Bangladesh won the toss and opt to bowl. The New Zealand loss its wicket in a constant interval of time and struggled to make a partnership. Nicholas Lidstone(44) and Beckham Wheeler-Greenall (75*) rescued the innings with a 67 run partnership. Beckham Wheeler-Greenall carried his team to a total of 212 with a strong finish. Pace bowler Shoriful Islam pick 3 wickets for 45 runs in ten overs. Shamim Hossain and Hasan Murad picks 2 wicket from their side,Which restrict the New Zealand from scoring further.

    U19 worldcup 2020 New Zealand vs Bangladesh in semi finals
    U19 worldcup 2020 New Zealand vs Bangladesh in semi finals Bangladesh maiden win in semi finals
    Mahmudul Hasan Joy’s Ton

    With a chase down target of 212 Bangladesh steps into the batting. Bangladesh lost 3 of its top order batsman within the first 10 over. Then Mahmudul Hasan Joy and Towhid Hindoy added 68 runs for the 3rd wicket . After Towhid Hindoy lose his wicket for 40 in 23rd over Shahadat Hossain joined hands with Hasan. This pair makes a partnership of 101 runs meanwhile Hasan joy dismissed for 100(127),Hossain moves the team towards victory. Bangladesh chase down the modest 212 target with 35 balls remaining.

    U19 worldcup 2020 New Zealand vs Bangladesh In semi finals Bangladesh win
    U19 worldcup 2020 New Zealand vs Bangladesh In semi finals Bangladesh’s maiden win in semi finals
    U19 2020 Finals

    After the successful winning in the semi finals Bangladesh made their maiden entrance in finals. Bangladesh face the four time U19 World cup champions India in the finals. India made their place in finals after defeating the Pakistan with a massive performance. India’s Jaiswal who plays a crucial role in the semi finals faces the Bangladesh key player Mahmudul Hasan Joy. Which makes the cricket fans to expect a dramatic game play in the finals. If India win the finals it would be their fifth U19 World cup whereas for bangladesh it will be their Maiden cup.

    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI:India fined 80 percent of the match fee!

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    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI at hamilton 80 percent fine for India
    India fined 80 percent for maintaining slow over rate in the 1st ODI
    Hat-trick Fine

    The first ODI New Zealand vs India takes place on February 5th at Hamiltion. New Zealand lead the series  1-0 by winning the first ODI by four wickets. India not only lose the match but also fined 80 percent of the match fee for maintaining a slow over rate. Previously team India fined 40 percent in their 4th T20I and 20 percent in 5th T20I for the same reason.

    Team India face continuous fine in three matches for maintaining slow over rate.
    Team India face continuous fine in three matches for maintaining slow over rate.
    ICC rule code

    In accordance with Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel. That relates to minimum over-rate offences, players are fined 20 per cent of their match fees for every over their side fails to bowl in the assigned time.

    Virat’s reaction

    Match referee Chris Broad who is also a member of ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees. He impose the sanction as the team India found to be four overs short. An ICC release said “Kohli pleaded guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction”. So there was no need for a formal hearing. Thereby On-field umpires Shaun Haig and Langton Rusere, third umpire Bruce Oxenford and fourth umpire Chris Brown leveled the charges.

    Team India face continuous fine in three matches for maintaining slow over rate.
    Team India face continuous fine in three matches for maintaining slow over rate.

    This is India’s third successive fine for maintaining the slow over rate against New Zealand. India lose the first ODI,its opener Hitman Rohit Sharma and also have a Hat-Trick in fine. Therefore in the upcoming 2nd ODI(February 8) of the three-match series scheduled to be played at the Eden Park in Auckland which would be a challenging for India to keep their time management in bowling. Though India win the T20I in a historic manner this makes the India fans a dreadful feeling towards India.

     

    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI:”ROSS IS THE BOSS” Sehwag agree

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    Ross Taylor
    Ross Taylor
    Highlights
    • India’s 347 is its highest total against New Zealand in ODI format.
    • This is the highest successful run chase for Kiwis against India in ODI.
    • Taylor completes 2000 International runs at Seddon Park.
    India’s Tremendous 347

    New Zealand won the toss and decide to bowl first. This is the fourth time two Indian openers debutes in ODI (Mayank Agarwal and Pritvi Shaw) in the same game. Where Shreyas Iyer maiden ODI hundred aid India towards the massive total. And also KL Rahul’s 88 and Virat Kohli’s 51 were the highlights for the Indian side.

    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Shreyas Iyer 103,KL Rahul 88*,Virat Kholi 51
    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Shreyas Iyer 103,KL Rahul 88*,Virat Kohli 51
    Ross magnificent strike

    Soon the Kiwis prove Indians thought of 347 was good enough to defend. Ross Taylor change the game flow with his magnificent strike of 109. where Nicholls and Latham join hands for the Kiwis win. This makes the New Zealand to chase down 347 with 11 balls remaining.Taylor plays a huge role in Kiwis successful run chase above 300 in ODI’s.

    Rose taylor helps New Zealnd to chase high scores
    Rose taylor helps New Zealnd to chase high scores
    Former Indian players on Ross

    All time favourite Indian opener Sehwag say Ross is the one who in a few weeks will become first ever player to play 100 Test’s 100 ODI’s and 100 T20’s. Who also praise Taylor for his outstanding performance in first ODI.

    VVS Laxman and Irfan Pathan also compliment his aggressive play for the Kiwis comeback after the series loss in T20I against India.

    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI: Ross Taylor’s Century Lead Kiwis To Win

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    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI at Hamilton february 2020
    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI at Hamilton february 2020
    Highlights
    • Shreyas Iyer made his maiden ODI century
    • Virat Kohli’s spectacular run out stops Hendry Nicholls from scoring further.
    • Ross Taylor’s century make Kiwis to lead the series(1-0).
    HAMILTON,NEW ZEALAND:

    After the pitch inspection in the afternoon,everyone conclude that it’s going to be a big score. As the pitch look good one to bat on. India heads to the batting with it’s new openers as Rohit Sharma ruled out due to his injury. Here’s the playing XI of India against New Zealand in 1st ODI.

    SHREYAS IYER’S MAIDEN CENTURY

    New Zealand won the toss and decide to bowl first. The most expected Prithiv Shaw and Mayank Agarwal’s performance disappoints the Indian fans. The duo departed to the pavilion when India score 54/2 in ninth over. Iyer and Kohli slowly, yet steadily, rebuilt from scratch without offering the bowlers any chances. Shreyas Iyer contributes 103 off 107 with his maiden ODI century. And also the third Indian batsman to score ODI century after Sehwag and Dhawan at Hamilton. KL Rahul’s 88(64) and Virat’s 51(63) leads India to a total of 347. Southee’s 29 runs in two overs boost the India’s score. This massive score place the India in a comfortable zone.

    Shreyas Iyer maiden ODI Century against New Zealand at 1st ODI hamilton
    Shreyas Iyer maiden ODI Century against New Zealand at 1st ODI hamilton
    VIRAT KOHLI’S STUNNING RUN OUT

    Kohli who takes the fielding very seriously makes an stunning run out of Hendry Nicholas at 78 run. Which brought back the Indians in the match as Kiwis were ahead in the chase at that point.

    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI highlights
    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI highlights
    KIWIS COME BACK PERFORMANCE

    Kiwis starts their batting with a massive target of 348 to chase.The Kiwis were quite comfortable with Indian bowlers. But lost wickets of Tom Latham (69) and James Neesham (9) and Colin de Grandhomme (1) in fewer score. The Kiwis were quite convenient in their chase as Ross Taylors score an impressive 109(84). With a handy contributions from Henry Nicholls 78(82) ensure Kiwis chase down 348 with 11 balls to spare. India’s bowling performance need to get improve as they spilled 24 wides. Ross Taylor droped on 78 by KL Rahul in 38.0 over which leads him to a century. After the world cup 2019 loss and T20I whitewash series loss,New Zealand bounce back with their 1st ODI win against India. As the result Kiwis lead the series as 1-0 in the 3 ODI match series.

    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI at hamilton feburary 2020
    New Zealand Vs India 1st ODI at hamilton feburary 2020
    MAN OF THE MATCH

    Batting: 109* off 84.

    ROSS TAYLOR : It’s been an interesting summer for them and it was nice to cross the line. Mentions about the contribution of the top order and also praises the bowlers for restricting India under 350 which gave them a chance. Lauds Tom Latham for his batting and the way he targeted the short boundaries. Admits that Latham’s knock made it easy for him. On completing 2000 international runs at Seddon Park, Taylor smiles and says that it’s been a happy hunting ground for him. Hopes to put up a good performance in Eden Park as well. Shares that you try to not take the hangover of the last games and it was nice to stay till the end to finish this match.

    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Ross Taylor awarded as player of match for 109*
    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Ross Taylor awarded as player of match for 109*

     

    New Zealand vs India :1st ODI Playing XI | 05-Feb-2020

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    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Playing XI
    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Playing XI

    Hamilton New Zealand

    After India’s historic win of 0-5 over the New Zealand they stepped into the first ODI match against them at the Seddon Park in Hamilton on 5th of February. Mayank Agarwal with an average of 67.10 is supersede the injured Rohit Sharma. In the world cup 2019 he initially called to replace Vijay Shankar but withdrawn after the tournament.

    Mayank Agarwal

    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Mayank Agarwal replace Rohit Sharma
    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Mayank Agarwal replace Rohit Sharma

    In the U-19 Cooch Behar Trophy(2008-09) he scored 432 runs in 5 matches. Made his List A debut in Vijay Hazare Trophy in 2012. He made his first-class debut in 2013 against Jharkhand and scored 90 from 144 balls. In the 2017-18 Ranji trophy he scored a spectacular maiden Triple hundred. In the Vijay Hazare trophy he scored a magnificent 723 runs in just eight matches. He made his test debut against Australia and also holds a record for highest score of 76 by an Indian cricket in his first Match.

    Prithvi Shaw

    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Prithiv shaw and Mayank Agarwal holding the U19 World cup
    New Zealand vs India 1st ODI Prithiv shaw and Mayank Agarwal holding the U19 World cup.

    On the other hand it is Prithvi Shaw joins the hand with Mayank Agarwal in the first ODI. He successfully won the U19 World cup for India with a contribution of 261. At an young age of 14 he made an unbelievable strike of 546 off 330 balls in an innings. Moreover in Ranji Trophy (2016-17) and Duleep Trophy (2017) shaw includes centuries. Which is previously achieved by The Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar. After the successful  achievement of U19 World cup these two joins their hand once again in the 1st ODI against New Zealand. Moreover it make Indian cricket fans to expect higher performance.

    The Playing XI for the 1st ODI:

    Prithvi Shaw, Mayank Agarwal, Virat Kohli (c), Shreyas Iyer, Lokesh Rahul (wk), Kedar Jadhav, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah.

     

    Alyssa Healy breaks Guinness World Record for Highest Catch of a Cricket Ball

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    A year out from the ICC T20 World Cup in Australia, Southern Stars wicketkeeper Alyssa Healy has set a new world record for the highest catch of a cricket ball.

    Alyssa Healy Australian Women’s Wicket Keeper set the  World Record with the presence of Pete Fairbairn – GWR Adjudicator.

    As per the records, the previous record for highest catch of a cricket ball is 62 Metres which was set by Kristan Baumgartner in the United Kingdom in 2016. Nearly on the same year, former England Cricket Captain Nasser Hussain set the previous mark of 49 Metres.

    The plan is to send the drone up holding the ball and drop it from the particular height. The Official Attempt started with 64 Metres as an initial mark. Alyssa Healy doesn’t carry ball on her first attempt, the ball left his gloves on finger tips. But she got it right on her second attempt.

    Next them aim to challenge the height of 70 Metres. She just got the catch perfectly on the first attempt and makes it look so easy.

    But again she wanted to challenge the height of 80 Metres which will the height of stadium lights. We know that it’s not so easy to catch a ball from that height and the variation will be more compared to the previous heights.

    Unfortunately, everyone was excited to see the first attempt and she misjudged the ball and left it on finger tips. That should have hurted her bad but she want to try it again. She is ready and ball is not at 80 metres top.

    In the second attempt for a 80 Metres Catch, she again dropped it and got bit disappointed. As there are only 3 valid attempts allowed on Guinness World Record break and she is ready to get her final attempt for a 80 metre catch.

    Finally, she got it well on the final attempt and breaks the Guinness World Record by catching a Cricket Ball from 82.5 Metres.

    highest catch of a cricket ball
    Highest Catch of a Cricket Ball – Guinness World Record Break

    Ind vs Aus: Mitchell Starc’s Wife Alyssa Healy Trolled his Wicket for Duck, Leaves Twitter In Splits

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    Alyssa Healy wife of Mitchell Starc
    Alyssa Healy wife of Mitchell Starc

    Alyssa Healy wife of Mitchell Starc is also an cricketer who is playing for Australian Women’s cricket team. She is a Wicket Keeper batswomen who averages 32.1 in ODI and 33.5 in Test cricket matches. Recently she breaks an Guinness World Record in MCG Australia.

    During the 3 ODI of India vs Australia series decider, Mitchell Starc came to bat for 5 wicket than his usual position. Australian team lost three wickets(David Warner, Aaron Finch and Marnus Labuschagne) and brought Mitchell Starc to set a challenging total.

    But Mitchell Starc failed to prove his position by losing his wicket on a third ball without scoring a single run – Golden Duck. Alyssa Healy wife of Mitchell Starch and who herself is a women’s cricketer trolled her husband by replying to a video in twitter.

    Fox Cricket Twitter channel tweeted the Mitchel Starc’s wicket video and Alyssa Healy’s reply tweet leaves twitter in splits. Her hilarious reply for the tweet got so many reactions.

    Alyssa Healy commented with a face palm emoji on one of Mitchell Starc’s dismissal posts on Twitter.

     

    But anyhow Australia just scored 286 runs at the end of 50 overs by losing 9 wickets. Only man behind this score is Steve Smith with 131 runs including 14 fours and a six.

    During the 2nd Innings, Indian Openers started the show well with their partnership. Also got support from Virat Kohli who scored 89 runs bring up the chase so easy with 15 balls to spare.

    Finally, India won the series with the 7 wicket victory in the 3rd ODI Series Decider.

    Virat Kohli is “Terrific” – Steve Smith after completing ODI series in India

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    steve smith praises virat kohli
    steve smith praises virat kohli

    Steve Smith – Australian Men’s Cricketer praises Virat Kohli while speaking to IANS after the 3 Match ODI series against India.

    Series Overview

    Series started well for Australia with a thumping case of 255 runs with a 10 wicket remaining during the 1st ODI on Jan 14, Tuesday at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. David Warner was presented as “Man of the Match” for his brilliant batting of 128 runs in 112 balls with strike rate 114.29.

    Indian team showed a strong comeback in the 2nd ODI winning by 36 runs. After some brilliant start from Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan, Lokesh Rahul gave India a superb finishing with his unbeaten 80 runs in 52 balls with strike rate 153.85. It gave India a good total to restrict them back. Lokesh Rahul was presented as “Man of the Match” for his wonderful strike at the end.

    The 2nd ODI of the series won by India and it made the 3rd ODI as a series decider. After a much excited match India won the series decider by 7 wickets. Rohit Sharma was presented with “Man of the Match” and Virat Kohli with “Man of the Series”.

    Steve Smith answered about Virat Kohli

    Steve Smith, Australian Men’s Cricketer asked about his bating skills and special training for the T20 world cup, he replied as

    “No real specific training, but just playing a lot more T20 cricket and just getting the right tempo I guess for the game is the most important thing for me. I would love to be a part of the World Cup, it’s obviously at home in Australia. I was involved in the ODI World Cup here in 2015 and had the most amazing six-weeks of my cricketing career and loved every minute of it. So yeah would love to be involved in another World Cup at home for sure!”

    Asked him that, whether he have any plan to implement new shots or training during his IPL session this year under Rajasthan Royals, he replied as

    “Ah, don’t want to try too much different. I don’t really know, maybe a bit more bowling perhaps, but then that takes time away from my batting. So yeah, it’s a difficult one but we’ll wait and see,”

    When interesting question arises about Kohli’s skills in leadership and batting, he replies as

    “Yeah, he is terrific. His batting numbers just speak for themselves. I think he’s an incredible player in all three formats and I think we will see him break many records. He’s already broken plenty of them and I see him breaking many more over the years. He has got the hunger for runs and doesn’t stop getting them. Hopefully he can stop getting them against Australia, that’ll be nice. As a captain he’s already made India the number one side in the world in Test cricket. From what I have seen he sets really good standards for them. He is a lot about fitness and is health conscious and things like that. He’s got the Indian side into a really good place and leads them exceptionally well,”

    During World Cup 2019, Virat Kohli asked the fans to cheer up and support Steve Smith. While asking about that to Steve, he replied back as

    “In the World Cup it was really nice of Virat to do what he did. He did not have to do that and yeah it was a lovely gesture and really appreciated that”

    ICC 2020 Under-19 Cricket World Cup Teams

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    ICC 2020 Under 19 Cricket World Cup Team

    There are 16 Teams in total with 4 Group as a classification in 2020 Under 19 Cricket World Cup Teams.

    16 Teams representing their countries are listed below with the group information.

    Group A

    India U19
    New Zealand U19
    Japan U19
    Sri Lanka U19

    Group B

    West Indies U19
    Australia U19
    England U19
    Nigeria U19

    Group C

    Bangladesh U19
    Pakistan U19
    Scotland U19
    Zimbabwe U19

    Group D

    Afghanistan U19
    United Arab Emirates U19
    Canada U19
    South Africa U19

    “Apart From 30-minutes at the World Cup” – Kohli and Rohit on World Cup Loss

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    Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma
    Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma

    It was a series decider between India and West Indies in Cuttack. India made an enthralling win over West Indies by 4 wickets with the climax heroics from Jadeja (39 runs off 31 deliveries) and a valuable cameo from Shardul Thakur by scoring 17 runs off 6 deliveries with a six. It extended India’s 10th consecutive series win against West Indies in ODI, where the streak started since 2007 under Rahul Dravid’s Captaincy.

    India had been a dominant side in 2019 apart from the World Cup loss against New Zealand. In the post Match presentation, on asking to summarize India’s performance in 2019 to Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, both haven’t forgot the loss in the World Cup Semi-Final.

    Rohit said the world cup would have been nice, whereas Kohli said India only had a half an hour bad of play in the whole year.

    Rohit Sharma in the Post Match Presentation:
    (Player of The Series)

    Performance on the Series Decider:

    It was a decider and we wanted to win this game and especially here in Cuttack, it’s a good batting track. It was a little sad that I couldn’t bat longer, but then Rahul and Kohli batted well and I quite enjoyed that Shardul pull shot, it was much needed at that point.

    Summarizing Performance of India and himself in 2019:

    Extremely grateful for the year I had, the World Cup win would have been nice. The team gelled together collectively well and every individual stepped up which is a good sign. There is no way I’m stopping here and there’s an exciting year coming up and I’m looking forward to it.

    Special Year for Rohit Sharma:

    I understand my batting really well and knowing the game plan you want to execute is very, very important. The challenge will come once we start traveling, we want to win games and want to stay on top.

    Virat Kohli in the Post Match Presentation:
    (Player of The Match)

    Successful Chase Even After Virat Kohli Getting Out:

    Having done it so many times you obviously have bit more calmness about it, all you need is a mini partnership and the opposition will start to crumble. Shardul and Jaddu finishing is very good to see, these guys finishing the game is a much bigger thing. I had a nervous look when I walked back, but when I watched Jaddu he looked very confident.

    Summarizing India’s 2019 Overall Performance:

    It’s been one of the best years in Indian cricket and apart from that 30-minutes at the World Cup, its been a beautiful year. We will keep chasing the World Cup, we have that vision in place.

    Indian Fast Bowler’s Dominance:

    Having a bunch of fast bowlers is a brilliant thing to have in Indian cricket and them taking the attention away from the spinners is a huge statement. We have it in us to win series overseas and our pacers deserve it fully. We are in the process of trying to find how people react to pressure. It’s just about identifying those people and that’s something we will keep striving for.

    With this being said, India will be eyeing towards the next ICC T20 World Cup at the end of 2020. While India will be playing against Sri Lanka and Australia at the start of next year in India. For India versus Sri Lanka Series, both the teams are yet to announce their squad for 3 match T20I Series. Whereas, Australia had already announced its ODI Squad which will be touring to India.

    ICC AWARDS 2019: Ellyse Perry Women’s Cricketer of the Year

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    ICC AWARDS 2019 Ellyse Perry Women's Cricketer of the Year

    On 17th December 2019 (Tuesday), the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the ICC Women’s ODI Team of the year and ICC Women’s T20I Team of the year for 2019.

    December – last month of the year and the month to award the best performers throughout the year.

    Smriti Mandhana earned a Spot in ODI & T20I Squads

    smriti mandhana
    Smriti Mandhana

    Smriti Mandhana is the only Indian Woman Cricketer to earn a spot in ICC Woman’s ODI Team of the Year & ICC Woman’s T20I Team of the year for 2019.

    Because of her brilliant performance in 2018, she received the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Award during the year 2018. She misses it this year as the other players performed well than her.

    Smriti Mandhana has played 51 ODIs with 2025 runs and 66 T20Is with 1451 runs respectively. In the ODI team of the year 2019 along with her, Shikha Pandey, Jhulan Goswami, and Poonam Yadav have also found the spots.

    In the T20I team of the year 2019 along with her, Deepti Sharma and Radha Yadav found the spots.

    Women’s Cricketer of the Year & Women’s ODI Player of the Year

    Ellyse Perry
    Ellyse Perry

    Ellyse Perry from Australia has been named as the Women’s Cricketer of the Year and Women’s ODI Player of the Year. She will take home the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Award which was bagged by Smriti Mandhana last year(2018).

    It was an amazing year for Ellyse Perry across the formats as she scored three hundred in tests including one in Ashes. She played 12 ODI’s this year and stands with an average of 73.50 along with that she has also taken 21 wickets including 7/22.

    Also, Perry is the First Player to complete 1000 runs and 100 wickets in T20I Cricket.

    Women’s T20I Cricketer of the Year 2019

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    Alyssa Healy

    2019 is the year of records for the Australian Wicket Keeper and Opener, Alyssa Healy.

    She was named as the T20I Cricketer of the year for the second year running.

    She entered into the record books in October by scoring a brilliant knock of 148 runs not out in just 61 balls against Sri Lanka.

    It is the highest score by a woman in T20Is and in which she reacher her 50 in 25 balls and 100 in just 46 deliveries. It is the fastest century ever by an Australian Man or Woman.

    Women’s Emerging Player of the Year 2019

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    Chanida Sutthiruang

    Chanida Sutthiruang of Thailand was named as the ICC Women’s Emerging Player of the Year.

    She is the only Women’s Cricketer from Thailand to get named in the ICC Women’s Award for the year 2019.

     

    ICC announced Women’s ODI Team of the Year 2019

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    Tamsin Beaumont in ODI Team of The Year 2019

    The year 2019 came to an end and it’s time to award the players based on their performance for the whole year.

    On Tuesday 17th December 2019, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the Women’s ODI Team of the year. Indian Women’s Team Opener Smriti Mandhana grabbed a spot in both the ICC Women’s ODI and ICC Women’s T20I teams of the year. This is one of the proud moments for the Indian Women’s Cricket Team but there is still a lot to come.

    Alyssa Healy, Meg Lanning, Smriti Mandhana, Ellyse Perry, Megan Schutt are the players made into both the T20I team and the ODI Team of the Year. Whereas, Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy are the players named as Captain and Wicket Keepers of both the team.

    The ICC Women’s ODI Team of the Year (in batting order):

    • Alyssa Healy (Wicket Keeper, Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Smriti Mandhana (Ind 🇮🇳)
    • Tamsin Beaumont (Eng 🇬🇧)
    • Meg Lanning (Captain, Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Stafanie Taylor(WI )
    • Ellyse Perry  (Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Jess Jonassen (Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Shikha Pandey (Ind 🇮🇳)
    • Jhulan Goswami (Ind 🇮🇳)
    • Megan Schutt (Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Poonam Yadav (Ind 🇮🇳)

    In the 11 members, World ODI Team for 2019, women cricketers from Australia and India filled up most of the slots.

    Below is the country based list on ICC Women’s ODI Team of the year 2019:

    Australia 🇦🇺 (5 Players)

    • Alyssa Healy (Wicket Keeper, Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Meg Lanning (Captain, Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Ellyse Perry  (Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Jess Jonassen (Aus 🇦🇺)
    • Megan Schutt (Aus 🇦🇺)

    India 🇮🇳 (4 Players)

    • Smriti Mandhana (Ind 🇮🇳)
    • Shikha Pandey (Ind 🇮🇳)
    • Jhulan Goswami (Ind 🇮🇳)
    • Poonam Yadav (Ind 🇮🇳)

    England 🇬🇧(1 Player)

    • Tamsin Beaumont (Eng 🇬🇧)

    West Indies

    (1 Player)

    • Stafanie Taylor(WI )