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Follow us on: • Facebook icon • Instagram icon • Twitter icon • Snapchat icon • LinkedIn icon • YouTube icon More from The Telegraph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • See top shops • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Who will win the Ashes? Our experts’ predictions Bazball vs the World Test Champions — expect a close contest between England and Australia this summer One of the most-anticipated The battle for the urn is always hotly contested but with this series expected to be so close, who do Telegraph Sport’s stable of cricket writers expect to be celebrating at the Oval in seven weeks’ time? Nick Hoult: England 3 Australia 2 A humdinger of a series is what we all want and everything riding on the final Test. England to steal it for me, but it could so easily be 4-1 either way with the series scoreline flattering the winner because each Test will be close. Scyld Berry: England 2 Australia 3 England are right to play Bazball, except when the ball is new, against Australia: It is the only way to rattle them. But I’m afraid this strategy is not going to work overall, because Australia are the stronger side. Mostly, the two sides are well-matched: Strong batting (except for a questionable opening partnership), fine seamers (Australia’s quicker) and decent spin (with Australia again having the edge). But when it comes to all-rounders, Tim Wigmore: England 2 Australia 3 Australia’s display in the World Test Championship final highlighted how well-grooved they are – and the...

Key points: • Andrew McDonald takes over from Justin Langer, who resigned after being offered a short-term contract • McDonald has been signed to a four-year contract having been interim coach since February • McDonald played four Tests for Australia, averaging 21.4 with the bat and 33.3 with the ball The former Test all-rounder has signed a four-year contract after acting as the interim head coach since February. He replaces Justin Langer, McDonald has been with the national team since 2019, after leading Victoria and the Melbourne Renegades to victory in all three domestic tournaments during the 2018-19 season. "The journey so far has been particularly pleasing, and I am honoured to be given this incredible opportunity for what is an exciting period ahead," McDonald said. "The success of the World Cup, the Ashes Series and now Pakistan has been testament to the hard work and leadership of Justin, Pat and Aaron along with the players and the support staff. "My plan is to build on the growth, depth and experience of the squad while working collectively with the group and across the game. There are many challenges in the short-term which I know excites the leadership group, the players and the staff. I'd also like to thank my family for their support." Read more Trevor Bayliss and Jason Gillespie had both been considered as possible replacements for Langer, but Cricket Australia chief executive officer Nick Hockley said McDonald's ability to lead the team to victory during ...

All-rounder Mitchell Marsh has earned a surprise recall to the Australian men's Test squad ahead of the Marsh joins Marcus Harris and Josh Inglis, who also earned recalls having missed out on the India series. Ashton Agar, Peter Handscomb, Mitchell Swepson and Matt Kuhnemann, who featured in India, have been left out of the 17-man squad for the tour to England, while Lance Morris is unavailable through injury. MORE: The World Test Championship final against India gets underway at The Oval on June 7, while the first Ashes Test is set for Edgbaston on June 16. Chairman of selectors George Bailey said changes could be made to the squad following the second Ashes Test. “The World Test Championship is the culmination of more than two years of consistent performance at Test level by the team and the individuals involved, leading into an Ashes series which is always highly anticipated," Bailey said. “The UK is a very different assignment from our most recent tour of India and some of the changes are based upon the conditions we are anticipating. “Marcus, Josh and Mitch return to the squad and provide valuable depth and flexibility within their respective skillsets. “We see value in revisiting the squad following the second Ashes Test given the short turnaround between the WTC final and the first Ashes Test, along with the length of the tour.” There has been significant discussion around opening batter David Warner's place in the squad given his previous struggles in England. The ...

Cricket Australia has announced a fresh 24-player national men's contract list for 2023/24. The expanded list features exciting young spinner Todd Murphy along with a number of new fast bowlers, including the un-capped Lance Morris. MORE: Todd Murphy, Lance Morris among new Cricket Australia contract recipients An expanded list for 2023/24 has seen 24 Australian men's cricket players earn contracts ahead of the Ashes and ODI World Cup. Off the back of his stunning performances in India, promising spinner Todd Murphy has received a contract. Sean Abbott - who was also previously upgraded - joins Murphy on the list. Marcus Harris, Lance Morris, Michael Neser and Jhye Richardson have all been handed new contracts too. Getty Images A number of players have also missed out on contracts for 2023/24. Peter Handscomb, Matthew Kuhnemann, Matthew Renshaw and Matthew Wade have all not been handed a fresh contract despite receiving upgrades last year. Mitchell Swepson has also not received a contract. Selection chair George Bailey explained the thinking behind the contract selections. “There has been some outstanding individual and team performances through the past 12 months. Equally, we have been extremely impressed with the emergence of some players who are knocking on the door of Australian selection across all three formats," Bailey's statement read. “Two huge challenges in the Test arena in The World Test Championship and the Ashes are on our doorstep followed soon after by the ...

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Bet on Australia Cricket Team This ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Who could forget the knocking win that Australia registered as the winner of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021! Mitchell Marsh and David Warner hit half-centuries to chase down 173 with ease at the Dubai International Stadium. It was the highest score by a team in a Men's T20 World Cup Final. Thus, the jitters of the This year, Australia's most impressive performer at the That said, Fun88 brings you strategic sports betting tips and odds for team Australia for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 tournament so that you can bet on the Australian Cricket team players wisely. Australia Cricket Team Fixtures for ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Excitement is in the air for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022. The world's best cricketers from 16 international teams will clash in 45 matches as the global event in men's T20 cricket comes to Australia for the first time. Match venues Adelaide, Brisbane, Geelong, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney will give fans around the country the chance to see the most significant global sporting event in Australia, 2022. Here’s a quick look at the finalized Australian Cricket team fixtures for the T20 World Cup. Date Match Time(IST) Venue 22 October, Saturday New Zealand vs Australia 12:30 PM Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 25 October, Tuesday Australia vs A1 4:30 PM Perth Stadium, Perth 28 October, Friday England vs Australia 1:30 PM Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 31 October, Monday Australia...