Just want the IPL to get started: Delhi Capitals' Alex Carey
Cricket | May 10, 2020 16:43 ISTCarey revealed he had met the DC hierarchy earlier and he also expressed his excitement over the prospect of playing in Delhi.
Carey revealed he had met the DC hierarchy earlier and he also expressed his excitement over the prospect of playing in Delhi.
Alex Carey, who was bought by Delhi Capitals in the IPL auction in December last year, has said that he remains hopeful of the tournament taking place later this season.
Carey, who was scheduled to make his IPL debut with Delhi Capitals, said only time will tell whether the T20 World Cup and the IPL can happen this year with the COVID-19 wreaking havoc across the globe.
Alex Carey is also looking forward to gaining the experience of playing spin in the subcontinent during his time in IPL 2020.
The 28-year-old Carey admits that the series against India will be a tough one, especially facing the likes of Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami.
Carey plundered 55 from 24 balls for Adelaide Strikers batting at his new No.4 role in the ongoing Big Bash League.
Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Alex Carey feels that it is great to have Steve Waugh's knowledge during the 2019 Ashes against England.
Carey received a thunderous bouncer by Archer which saw his helmet come off and him bleeding from a deep cut on the chin.
Usman Khawaja and Alex Carey put on a 107-run partnership for the sixth wicket to recover Australia's innings after a top-order failure against New Zealand.
Alex Carey has stated that the team knew that the crowd would be hostile towards Steve Smith and David Warner, but insisted that the duo handled the reaction 'really well'.
Australia vice-captain Alex Carey feels that the return of Steve Smith, David Warner and Mitchell Starc is very healthy for the team ahead of the World Cup.
Skipper Finch also praised Maxwell for his impressive batting display during the T20I series against India.
Nine of Australia's 15 man squad for the T20 series played at least eleven BBL matches in the 2018-19 edition.
Carey insisted that Australia are not seeing the ongoing contest as a revenge series after the loss in Tests against India.
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