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Mitchell Marsh, Joe Root headline SA20 Season 5 signings; Faf du Plessis among notable releases

Mitchell Marsh, Joe Root headline SA20 Season 5 signings; Faf du Plessis among notable releases

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With the excitement for the fifth edition of the SA20 league building up, all six franchises have confirmed their pre-auction retentions ahead of the upcoming players auction. Among notable additions are T20 captains Mitchell Marsh, Sam Curran, alongside Joe Root, Jason Holder and Phil Salt. Only Durban’s Super Giants and Paarl Royals have completed their 19-player squads, while the remaining franchises have to fill their void ahead of the season. Mitchell Marsh, who leads the Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred, is set to make his SA20 debut for Sunrisers Eastern Cape. He will be joining a strong batting lineup including Quinton de Kock, Matthew Breetzke, Jordan Hermann, and Tristan Stubbs. Sam Curran, who played for MI Cape Town, will represent Durban’s Super Giants along with Jos Buttler. On the other hand, Joe Root returns to Paarl Royals, joining Lhuan-dre Pretorisu at Boland Park. On the other hand, Pretoria Capitals have strengthened their squad by signing Phil Salt and Australian Matt Short, who are currently open together for Welsh Fire in The Hundred 2026. #BetwaySA20 Season …

Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor bring ‘depth’ and ‘strength’ to The End of Oak Street, says director David Robert Mitchell

Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor bring ‘depth’ and ‘strength’ to The End of Oak Street, says director David Robert Mitchell

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While The End of Oak Street includes an incredible spectacle that keeps the viewers engaged, it is the story of the family at the centre of the film that makes it so memorable. The plot revolves around the Platt family, who find themselves in an unimaginable situation when mysterious forces uproot their suburban street and relocate it. As they try to come to terms with their new reality, unaware of what caused it, the family has to remain strong for each other. The End of Oak Street: David Robert Mitchell on Anne Hathaway’s ‘phenomenal’ performance, Ewan McGregor. (Warner Bros.) The writer-director David Robert Mitchell spoke about managing to cast Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as an incredible family for the roles, and creating a family audience that would be able to relate to and love them, just as he and his wife did, alongside their children and their dog, Starbuck. Anne Hathaway takes The End of Oak Street to another level Anne Hathaway plays Denise Platt, a mother who faces fear, danger, and an increasingly …

Ewan Mitchell reveals the trick he adopts to keep Aemond Targaryen unpredictable in House of the Dragon | Exclusive

Ewan Mitchell reveals the trick he adopts to keep Aemond Targaryen unpredictable in House of the Dragon | Exclusive

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Since the first seeds of discontent between the Blacks and the Greens were sown in the first season of House of the Dragon, fans knew that Aemond Targaryen would end up being a key player in this dance. After actor Ewan Mitchell took over the role following the time jump, he quickly became a fan favourite thanks to the mercurial quality he brought to the unpredictable, zany Aemond. Ewan Mitchell plays Aemond Targaryen in House of the Dragon. In an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, the actor talks about his method for keeping Aemond unpredictable and spontaneous on screen, and also opens up about the fan art and fan fiction centred on his character. Keeping Aemond spontaneous House of the Dragon is based on George RR Martin’s Fire and Blood, a novel written as a history book within his world of ice and fire (which inspired Game of Thrones). Even the book fans labelled Aemond as one of their favourites. But in the series, Ewan faces the challenge of not only meeting expectations but also …

Why are Travis Head & Mitchell Marsh not in Australia’s ODI squad for Bangladesh?

Why are Travis Head & Mitchell Marsh not in Australia’s ODI squad for Bangladesh?

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3 min readJun 8, 2026 02:39 PM IST Senior Australian players Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh will miss another ODI series, as Australia announced their squad for the tour of Bangladesh on Monday. Josh Inglis will lead the side in Marsh’s absence, while Oliver Peake and Todd Murphy earned call-ups for the one-dayers in Bangladesh. Alongside Peake, Matt Short has also been retained for the Bangladesh ODIs after initially being named only for the Pakistan series. Off-spinner Murphy replaces Tanveer Sangha, the leg-spinner who sustained a hamstring injury during the second ODI against Pakistan in Lahore. Marsh has been included in the touring party and is set to lead the T20I side. National selector Tony Dodemaide said Marsh is recovering from an ankle injury and will join the side in Dhaka ahead of the T20I series. Dodemaide also confirmed that Head was granted personal leave for the series. “We were hopeful Mitch Marsh would be available for the Bangladesh ODI series, however he is still returning to full fitness from an ankle injury,” said Dodemaide. …

Josh Inglis to Lead Australia ODI Squad for Bangladesh Tour; Mitchell Marsh, Head Misses Out

Josh Inglis to Lead Australia ODI Squad for Bangladesh Tour; Mitchell Marsh, Head Misses Out

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The wicketkeeper batter Josh Inglis will be leading the Australia ODI squad for the upcoming Bangladesh tour in the absence of Mitchell Marsh. ODI captain Mitchell Marsh has been ruled out as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury, while Travis Head has been granted personal leave. Marsh will be continuing his rehabilitation, aiming to return for the T20I series. The duo also missed Australia’s ODI series against Pakistan last week, in which Australia suffered a 2-1 defeat. Meanwhile, Leg-spinner Tanveer Sangha will also be missing the Bangladesh series after sustaining a hamstring injury during the second ODI against Pakistan. Off-spinner Todd Murphy, who has played seven Tests for Australia, has been drafted as Sangha’s replacement. Meanwhile, Ollie Peake and Matt Short have been included in the ODI squad for Bangladesh. “Unfortunately, Tanveer Sangha sustained a hamstring injury during the second ODI against Pakistan and will take no further part in the tour,” national selector Tony Dodemaide said. Australia Cricket Team (image: X) “We were hopeful Mitch Marsh would be available for the Bangladesh …

Mitchell Marsh Storm Hits Jaipur as LSG Posts 220/5 vs Rajasthan Royals

Mitchell Marsh Storm Hits Jaipur as LSG Posts 220/5 vs Rajasthan Royals

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A masterclass from Mitchell Marsh has taken Lucknow Super Giants to 220/5 against Rajasthan Royals in the IPL 2026 game played at Jaipur. His carnage, along with the contributions from Josh Inglis and Rishabh Pant, has set up a big total on Tuesday’s clash. After being invited to bat first, Mitchell Marsh and Josh Inglis opened the innings while Jofra Archer opened the bowling attack. The opener duo made a solid start, dealing with fours and sixes. Despite using four bowlers, the Rajasthan Royals couldn’t restrict the run flow. The opener duo maximised the powerplay, scoring 83 runs in the powerplay. Josh Inglis smashed his third IPL fifty on just 23 balls. The duo forged a 109-run partnership for the first wicket. Yash Punja bagged the first breakthrough, dismissing Josh Inglis for 60 runs. He got bowled out on a length delivery which hit the middle stumps after the batter missed it on attempting slogsweep. Nicholas Pooran, who came to bat at No.3, joined Marsh, aiming to set up a massive total against the Rajasthan …

Mitchell Marsh’s mayhem gets Lucknow Super Giants rare win, dents Chennai Super Kings’ playoff hopes

Mitchell Marsh’s mayhem gets Lucknow Super Giants rare win, dents Chennai Super Kings’ playoff hopes

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Synopsis: LSG-ian Marsh mellows CSK yellows after Akash flashes notes and serves notice Two wickets in as many balls ignited hope for Chennai Super Kings. A third too would soon fall, but the havoc that Mitchell Marsh had wreaked with his 90 from 38 balls was so irreversible that LSG, resisting all their self-implosive impulses, sauntered past the finish line. Victory would only do so much to restore their battered pride. But it imperils CSK’s playoff hopes and dents their run rate. Marsh, the man his teammates call Bison, sneered. He had sent the first four offerings of Anshul Kamboj over the fence. But the fifth— a savage strike no less — ricocheted off the bowler’s trailing right leg in his follow-through. So ferocious the straight drive was that it landed near the cover fielder. But Marsh did not stop; he was in a merciless mood, brutalising anything his long and powerful levers could reach. AS IT HAPPENED | LUCKNOW SUPER GIANTS VS CHENNAI SUPER KINGS IPL 2026 HIGHLIGHTS No doubt he was venting out …

Mitchell Marsh, Pooran Powers LSG to 7-Wicket Win Against Chennai Super Kings

Mitchell Marsh, Pooran Powers LSG to 7-Wicket Win Against Chennai Super Kings

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A carnage from Mitchell Marsh and Nicholas Pooran has set up Lucknow Super Giants’ 7-wicket victory against Chennai Super Kings on May 15 at Lucknow. Mitchell Marsh (90) and Nicholas Pooran (32*) powered a comfortable win for LSG while denting CSK’s playoff hopes as five-time champions slid to 6th position in the IPL 2026 points table. After being invited to bat first, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sanju Samson opened the innings while Mohammed Shami opened the bowling attack. Akash Singh bagged the wicket of Ruturaj Gaikwad for 13 runs. He got dismissed on a lengthy delivery where the batter goes for a pull shot, and the ball goes in the air towards mid on, where Pooran takes a comfortable catch. Soon, Akash Singh bagged his second wicket, dismissing Sanju Samson for 20 runs. He got dismissed on the back of a length delivery, flicking it towards Deep, where Mukul Choudhary picked the catch. With Urvil Patel and Kartik Sharma at crease, Chennai Super Kings scored 37 runs in the powerplay. With CSK aiming to forge an …

Mitchell Marsh Blitz Powers Fiery Start For LSG in 188-Run Chase vs Super Kings

Mitchell Marsh Blitz Powers Fiery Start For LSG in 188-Run Chase vs Super Kings

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A batting blitz from Mitchell Marsh, along with Josh Inglis, has given a fiery start for Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL 2026 game against Chennai Super Kings at Lucknow. Marsh’s 21-ball fifty has put LSG in front in the 188-run chase. After being invited to bat first, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sanju Samson opened the innings while Mohammed Shami opened the bowling attack. Akash Singh bagged the wicket of Ruturaj Gaikwad for 13 runs. He got dismissed on a lengthy delivery where the batter goes for a pull shot, and the ball goes in the air towards mid on, where Pooran takes a comfortable catch. Soon, Akash Singh bagged his second wicket dismissing Sanju Samson for 20 runs. He got dismissed on a back of length delivery, flicking it towards Deep where Mukul Choudhary picked the catch. With Urvil Patel and Kartik Sharma at crease, Chennai Super Kings scored 37 runs in the powerplay. With CSK aiming to forge an innings, Akash Singh bagged his third wicket dismissing Urvil Patel for 6 runs. He got …

‘I was talking to Virat bhaiya’ — Prince Yadav’s three-wicket haul and Mitchell Marsh’s 111 power LSG past RCB in last-over thriller | Cricket News

‘I was talking to Virat bhaiya’ — Prince Yadav’s three-wicket haul and Mitchell Marsh’s 111 power LSG past RCB in last-over thriller | Cricket News

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LSG beat RCB by nine runs (DLS) after Marsh’s 111 off 56 powered them to 209/3 in 19 overs. Then Prince Yadav’s 3/33 dismantled RCB’s top order in a revised chase. Mitchell Marsh made 111. Prince Yadav took three wickets. Three rain interruptions forced a DLS revision that set RCB a target of 213 in 19 overs. They finished on 203 for 6. Tim David’s 40 off 17 and Krunal Pandya’s unbeaten 28 off 16 made it close — closer than it should have been — but Digvesh Rathi held his nerve in the final over to deny them. Marsh’s masterclass Marsh has never really done things by half. His sixes don’t lob over the rope, they clear them with distance to spare. And when he decided to take apart RCB’s bowling attack on Thursday at Ekana, he did it in the only way he knows — from the first ball, with the full face of the bat, straight down the ground. Two sixes off Josh Hazlewood in the first over set the tone — …