Spin can play a big role in West Indies: Ashton Agar
Cricket | July 07, 2021 15:13 ISTAustralia will take on West Indies in five T20Is and three ODIs between July 9-24.
Australia will take on West Indies in five T20Is and three ODIs between July 9-24.
The Aus spinner says uch breaks are inevitable considering the impact of lonely quarantines on players' mental health during the pandemic.
Maxwell was out to the last ball of the 18th over with Australia 194-4 and it didn’t fully capitalize, adding only 14 runs from the last two overs.
Agar has taken 30 wickets in 27 T20Is, while capturing 10 scalps in 13 ODIs so far in his career.
Calling Nathan Lyon the 'best spinner in the world' at the moment, Ashton Agar insisted that he's biding his time to make the most of his opportunities.
The team comprises five Australians, two each from India and the West Indies, and one apiece from Pakistan and Sri Lanka. He selected Ricky Ponting as the captain of that team.
While Indian batsman KL Rahul retained the second spot in batsmen's rankings, Ashton Agar made heavy inroads after his impressive performances against South Africa.
Ashton Agar picked up a brilliant fifer, including a hat-trick, as Australia defeated South Africa by a huge margin of 107 runs in first of the three T20Is.
Agar nearly had a double hat trick when he took two in two balls later on. The left-arm spinner finished with brilliant figures of 5-24 as South Africa crumbled to 89 all out — its lowest T20 total — in reply to Australia's 196-6.
Agar achieved the feat during the first T20I of the three-game series against South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg in what was his first over in the tour.
Ashton Agar grassed a catch hit by his own brother Wes at the Karen Rolton Oval here, according to a www.cricket.com.au report.
In doing so Australia posted their fifth straight T20 victory to take over the No. 1 world ranking in the format after starting the season ranked seventh.
Agar is most likely to join forces with Nathan Lyon in a two-man spin attack at the SCG.
The left-arm spinner fractured the little finger on his non-bowling hand attempting to stop a ball on the boundary during India's successful run chase in the third ODI at Indore.
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