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‘He’s smashing bowlers into row Z’

‘He’s smashing bowlers into row Z’

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3 min readMay 7, 2026 04:06 PM IST Jos Buttler has backed Kyle Jamieson’s fiery send-off to teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, saying the reaction was understandable given the fearless way the 15-year-old has batted in the IPL this season. Speaking on the For the Love of Cricket podcast, the Gujarat Titans wicketkeeper-batsman said the controversy around the incident was mainly because of Sooryavanshi’s age. The incident took place during the Rajasthan Royals’ defeat to Delhi Capitals last week. After dismissing Sooryavanshi for four runs, Jamieson celebrated aggressively in the youngster’s face and was later handed a demerit point for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct. “I don’t know if it’s been big news. It’s not something I’ve seen a lot of,” Buttler said. “I saw him get him out and, you know, I think the fact that he is 15 is probably the thing that makes it so big, doesn’t it?” Buttler said Sooryavanshi’s batting this season has forced bowlers to treat him like any other dangerous batter, irrespective of his age. “But I would …

Cool to see New Zealand youngsters experience the noise when Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma walk out: Jamieson

Cool to see New Zealand youngsters experience the noise when Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma walk out: Jamieson

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The first ODI between India and New Zealand was the first men’s international match to be played in Vadodara since December 2010. In the intervening years, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma went from being young players trying to break into the Indian team, to being two of the biggest stars in the side and then legends in the twlight of their careers. It was pretty clear that a majority of the crowd at the BCA Stadium on Sunday primarily came to watch Kohli and Rohit bat and while it didn’t quite come together for the latter, the former put on a show. New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Jamieson, who has shared a dressing room with Kohli at RCB, said that it was nice to see some of the younger players in his team experience the noise when Rohit and later Kohli walked out. “Everyone’s trying to help each other and I’ve been fortunate to come to this country a few times and to experience everything that comes with playing cricket in this country,” Jamieson told …

Huge Boost For Punjab Kings. Marcus Stoinis, Josh Inglis Rejoin Squad Ahead Of IPL 2025

Huge Boost For Punjab Kings. Marcus Stoinis, Josh Inglis Rejoin Squad Ahead Of IPL 2025

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After qualifying for the playoffs with a win against Rajasthan Royals on Sunday, the Punjab Kings will get a major boost with the overseas quartet of Marcus Stoinis, Josh Inglis, Aaron Hardie and Kyle Jamieson joining the squad on Tuesday. All four are available for selection right away, starting with PBKS’ next fixture of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 against Delhi Capitals on May 24, as the side looks to push for a top-two finish after securing playoff qualification for the first time since IPL 2014, ESPNcricinfo reported. Jamieson was the first to join the squad on Tuesday, as shared by the franchise on their social media accounts. The New Zealand pacer, who came in as a replacement for the injured Lockie Ferguson, is yet to make his debut for the franchise. Stoinis and Inglis have had limited opportunities with PBKS this season, as the team has frequently rotated its overseas players in search of a settled middle order. Despite this, PBKS have enjoyed a successful campaign, largely driven by their top-order …

New Zealand vs Pakistan 3rd T20I LIVE Score Updates: Pakistan Opener Make Flying Start In Chase Of 205 vs NZ

New Zealand vs Pakistan 3rd T20I LIVE Score Updates: Pakistan Opener Make Flying Start In Chase Of 205 vs NZ

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NZ vs Pakistan 3rd T20I LIVE Score Updates© AFP New Zealand vs Pakistan 3rd T20I LIVE Score Updates: Pakistan made a superb start to their run chase, as Mohammad Haris smacked two sixes in the first over. New Zealand managed a total of 204 batting first against Pakistan in the third T20I in Auckland, with batter Mark Chapman starring with a 44-ball 94. Looking set for a huge score at one stage, Pakistan pulled the Kiwis back towards the end. Haris Rauf led the wickets column with three. Pakistan need to win in order to keep their hopes alive of winning a T20I bilateral series against a Top 8-ranked nation for the first time since 2021. Pakistan have been outclassed in the first two T20Is of the series, and enter this game as firm underdogs. This is Pakistan’s first T20I series under the leadership of new captain Salman Ali Agha. (LIVE SCORECARD) Topics mentioned in this article Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All …

New Zealand vs Pakistan Live Score Updates 1st T20I

New Zealand vs Pakistan Live Score Updates 1st T20I

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New Zealand vs Pakistan Live Scorecard 1st T20I© AFP NZ vs PAK Live Score 1st T20I: Salman Ali Agha will lead a second-string Pakistan team in the first T20I of a five-match series against a depleted New Zealand at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch. All-rounder Shadab Khan has been recalled to the side, with white-ball captain Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam not part of the team owing to poor performances in the recently concluded Champions Trophy. For the hosts New Zealand, a host of top names are also missing due to Indian Premier League commitments, including regular skipper Mitchell Santner, along with Devon Conway, Lockie Ferguson and Glenn Phillips. (Live Scorecard) Topics mentioned in this article Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

ICC Champions Trophy: New Zealand pacers flourish on spin-friendly track | Cricket News

ICC Champions Trophy: New Zealand pacers flourish on spin-friendly track | Cricket News

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Of the three matches played here, the pitch for the India-New Zealand game was by far the toughest the batsmen had encountered. On a pitch that offered 4.5 degrees of turn – the most in the three fixtures so far — India posted the highest total of the tournament at this venue as their game plan against the New Zealand spinners worked. Yet as India walked back with 249/9 on board despite acing their match-up against spinners, picking 5.12 an over, there was a sense of disbelief as to how they didn’t get more. What prevented them from getting a total above par on this surface was the combination of Matt Henry (5/42) and an exceptional fielding performance which saw Glenn Phillips and Kane Williamson convert half-chances into catches that left India stunned. With the surface being on the slower side in the afternoon, Rohit Sharma lost another toss – the last time he won one was in the semi-final of the 2023 World Cup – and were made to bat first. While it definitely …

Champions Trophy: How Matt Henry removed Shubman Gill by targeting his one batting weakness | Cricket News

Champions Trophy: How Matt Henry removed Shubman Gill by targeting his one batting weakness | Cricket News

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It’s amazing really how Shubman Gill hasn’t managed to erase that one weakness in his batting for all these years: the slow weight transfer onto the front foot. Sunday afternoon provided yet another iteration of the deja-vu. New Zealand in particular have done it often before; Kyle Jamieson on at least two occasions, Tim Southee and this time it was Matt Henry. Other bowlers too have got him with the same ball — Kagiso Rabada, James Anderson and Mohammad Shami (in the IPL). The television coverage has saturated our minds’ by now about what that good length is: say 6 to 8 metres from the batsman’s stumps. Matt Henry’s delivery landed on a length, say closer to the 8m and skidded in. Anything closer to him, Gill has no issues. Even closer to the 6m mark from his stumps, he has relatively less issues as he lets his wonderful hands do the jailbreak for him. Henry’s delivery skidded in a bit from that length and Gill was on the move, trying to work it around …

New Zealand Recall Scott Kuggeleijn For Australia Test Series

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File image of Scott Kuggeleijn© Twitter Pace bowler Scott Kuggeleijn was recalled on Sunday to replace Kyle Jamieson in New Zealand’s squad for the two-Test home series against Australia. Kuggeleijn, whose lone appearance came in a loss to England in Mount Maunganui last year, is the only addition to the 14-man squad that swept under-strength South Africa 2-0 this month. He replaces fellow-seamer Jamieson, who faces a long stint out of cricket after suffering a back stress fracture during the Proteas series. The series against Australia begins in Wellington on February 29 before the second Test in Christchurch. Batsman Daryl Mitchell is retained despite a foot injury that forced him to miss the second Test against South Africa and will also rule him out of next week’s three Twenty20 internationals against Australia. New Zealand Cricket said in a statement accomplished seamer Trent Boult wasn’t considered for the Test series because of his lack of recent red ball cricket. Boult, who ditched his New Zealand central contract in 2022 to make himself available for …

Kyle Jamieson ruled out for at least an year after suffering another back stress fracture | Cricket News

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New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson will be out for at least an year after suffering another back stress fracture during the first Test against South Africa in in Mount Maunganui. The 29-year-old missed the second Test at Seddon Park, where New Zealand clinched a historic series victory over the Proteas. The scans has revealed a new injury in the same location as the fracture on which he underwent surgery last February but team medical staff have decided against another operation. “It’s been an emotional journey over the last few days, just trying to get your head around the fact it’s another extended stint on the sidelines,” Jamieson told reporters. “I know injuries are part of life as a cricketer and at my age I am hopeful I still have many more playing days ahead of me.” “But I’ve definitely seen there’s a path forward and optimism around this recovery and what I can come back to. “It’s just about trying to have faith in that and have faith in the bigger picture, and know that …