June 27 Morning Brief: Today’s Top news and headlines from cricket world

Shai Hope (Photo Source: ICC)

1. Twitter Reactions: Netherlands make themselves heard in WCQ’s Harare house party against sloppy Windies

Let us have a look at how Twitter reacted after the Netherlands defeated the West Indies by a whopping 22 runs in the super over in match 18 of the ODI World Cup Qualifiers. (READ MORE)

2. Twitter Reactions: Ashleigh Gardner’s eight-for rips apart England in one-off Ashes Test

Let us have a look at how Twitter reacted after Australia defeated England in the only Test of the Women’s Ashes 2023. (READ MORE)

3. ECB issue apology following evidence of discrimination in English cricket by ICEC report

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) recently came forward to issue an apology after an ICEC report showed evidence of discrimination in the sport. (READ MORE)

4. ‘I expected them to do the job’ – Shai Hope questions bowlers after shock super-over defeat against Netherlands

West Indies’ skipper Shai Hope came forward to question his bowlers after they lost to the Netherlands by a whopping 22 runs in the super over. (READ MORE)

5. Reports: Eden Gardens to host 2023 World Cup semi-final, Chennai to miss out due to weather concerns

Several reports recently emerged stating that Eden Gardens could be hosting the semi-final of the upcoming ODI World Cup, but Chennai could miss out due to weather conditions. (READ MORE)

6. Been around long enough, been dropped enough, and probably dropped the most in this squad: Mitchell Starc

Star Australian pacer Mitchell Starc came forward to reflect on missing out on the squad in the first Ashes 2023 Test. Starc opined that he is used to it now as everyone wants to play. (READ MORE)

7. ‘Don’t allow frustration get the better of you’ – Dodda Ganesh’s advice to Sarfaraz Khan after India snub

Former India cricketer Dodda Ganesh gave advice to Indian batter Sarfaraz Khan as the latter was once again overlooked for international selection. (READ MORE)

8. ‘I think Mo [Moeen Ali] is all good’ – Ollie Pope hopes Moeen Ali will recover from finger injury in time ahead of Lord’s Test

Star English batter Ollie Pope reflected on all-rounder Moeen Ali’s finger blister injury and hoped he recovers well. (READ MORE)

9. If you look at Sarfaraz Khan’s record against good-quality high-pace bowling, it is not that good: Brad Hogg

Former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg came forward to analyse Sarfaraz Khan’s playstyle and opined that he is unable to do well against high-quality pace attacks. (READ MORE)

10. England should go four seamers way to utilize Joe Root’s spin: Nasser Hussain

Former England skipper Nasser Hussain pushed for pacer Mark Wood’s selection in the second Ashes Test seeing his track record at Lord’s Cricket Ground. (READ MORE)