Royal Challengers Bangalore registered their fourth win in IPL 2022 after defeating Lucknow Super Giants on Tuesday. Star players Faf du Plessis and Josh Hazlewood were the top performers for the Bangalore side, with the skipper leading from the front.
Josh Hazlewood, Royal Challengers Bangalore's bowler said he "got pretty lucky" on his very wide delivery that was not given wide by the umpire. In yesterday's match of RCB vs LSG, Josh was successful in taking the wicket of Marcus Stoinis on the very next ball.
Hazlewood had suffered a side strain in the opening Test at the Gabba, Brisbane and hasn't featured in the series since.
Hazlewood, who had taken three wickets in the opening Test against England, missed the second and third matches in Adelaide and Melbourne, due to the injury which was earlier believed to be a "side strain".
Hazlewood picked up the key wickets of Dawid Malan and Joe Root within his first three overs in the first test at the Gabba as England slumped to 11-3 before finally being bowled out for 147.
On Hazlewood's injury, who bowled with a sore rib on Day 4 and removed the dangerous Jos Buttler, Cummins admitted that the pace bowler carried an injury into the day's play.
Giving an update on Stoinis, who played 10 IPL games for the Rishabh Pant-led Delhi Capitals, Hazlewood said that the 32-year-old had "just played 18 holes of golf."
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Pujara coped with two scary bouncers during the match, one hitting him in the back head while the other rattling the cage in front.
In a spot of bother at 186 for six in reply to Australia's 369, debutant Washington (62) and Shardul (67) punched above their wights to stitch a "crucial" 123-run stand.
Cheteshwar Pujara fell after a valiant 77 off 206 deliveries on Day 5 of the Sydney Test.
Josh Hazlewood threw a brilliant direct hit to dismiss Hanuma Vihari as India's fourth wicket at the SCG.
Josh Hazlewood took his 300th international wicket as he dismissed Indian opener Rohit Sharma on Day 2 of the third Test in Sydney.
Although he remained at the second spot in the ICC rankings, the half-century helped him gain two points to reduce the gap between him and Smith from 25 to 13
Hazlewood and Cummins triggered Indian batting collapse as Virat Kohli and Co. put a record lowest total of 36/9 on the board on Day 3.
Hazlewood and Cummins pick their 200th and 150th Test scalp respectively while bundling out India for record 36.
After an emphatic eight-wicket win over India with two days to spare, the man of the match admitted he expected a real dog fight from the visitors given the quality of their pace attack.
A look at what Hazlewood and Cummins did right on Saturday morning to bundle out Team India for an unwanted record lowest total of 36.
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