It is really a happy news that Australia was win the match. But both teams played very well. It was very important for Australia to win that match. If they had lost this match, they would have been emotionally broken. England would have ruled the ODI series alone. It is very important not to be emotionally upset to win a match. I am hopeful that we will see a competitive ODI series.

This is not going to have big impact on Aussies but still good as win is win and now they are retaining world no 1 twenty/20 team so now we will have some good from both teams in ODI series for me Malan is not in some serious surprise as he deserve spot in this team after very good performance against Pakistan and now Aussies.

There is nothing positive in the match as Australia struggled with the batting and the bowlers were able to restrict England because they had two of their top players missing from the line up. Australia need to find new players and strengthen their middle order if they need to compete against the top T20 teams but i think ODI will be much competitive than T20.

Well match fitness will always play a big role in matches and as England has played a lot of cricket in the past few months the whole team are match fit where as Australia haven't played since the start of the year and there is a big difference between playing matches and practice matches so that is why I gave England the edge in this series but hopefully now that Australia has 3 matches under their belt that they now start to perform a lot better in the ODI series.

I read somewhere that his coach asked him to drastically change his bowling action, in order to avoid injury. So I am not sure whether he is still bowling at the 90 mph levels. The same happened to South African bowler Mfuneko Ngam. He had a great start to his international career, but then he faced severe injury problem. Changed his bowling action as a result, and after that he lost his pace and was no longer effective.

If the bowling action is flawless, then the chance of getting an injury will be low. Curtly Ambrose (the legendary fast bowler from Antigua) constantly bowled at around 90 mph, and he never had any major injury problem. The same goes for Shoiab Akhtar as well. That said, I am not very optimistic about the future of Nagarkoti. I hope that he will be able to fully recover, unlike some of the other bowlers.

Javagal Srinath was the backbone of Indian pace attack during the 1990s. When he was at his peak, a rotator-cuff injury forced him out of playing for almost a year (in 1997). His team-mates such as Venkatesh Prasad, Debashish Mohanty and Ajit Agarkar also faced frequent injury outages. However, during the last two decades, such incidents among Indian bowlers have remained rare. Players such as Zaheer Khan, Munaf Patel and Irfan Pathan missed very few matches due to injury.

I don't understand why the guys who are interested in T20 and other cricketing discussions, don't show much interest in joining the IPL Pool, when we have such a good prize pot. As I have mentioned before, there is chance to win 28x the entry fee.

There are many reasons and we cannot force any one to join this pool as every one's own choice its just second year hopefully if JSRAW and Royse777 will carry on with this same spirit we will have good number of participants currently few peoples facing some serious problems due to Coivd-19 as well and last thing check in soccer hilariousandco is also running his pool and its fourth year now he reach to 40 members even soccer is one of most favourit play in Europe so I am feeling in coming years we will also have some good number of participants.