Nathan Lyon says Matt Kuhnemann Bowling Action Investigation could have been better managed
Lyon did not play from the Australian tour of Sri Lanka and lost the final game of the NSW Sheffield shield while pushing for a place in the final.
But Lyon, who like Usman Khawaja was spotted at the Australian event of the Grand Prix of Formula 1 in Melbourne, said he was managing an hip injury. It is confident that he will not have an impact on his preparations for the Australian world championship final against South Africa in June in London.
“I was excluded from a medical point of view, to clarify all this,” said Lyon. “The plan was to play the shield final if the NSW was lucky enough to enter there.
Ottimista Verde on the return of the test after injuries
The handyman Cameron Green says he is open to descend to n. 6 If you assure him of a place in the Australian XI test for the WTC final.
The 25 -year -old does not play an Odi against England in September due to a back injury.
Cameron Green in Perth Monday. Credit: Getty Images for Cricket Australia
Green declared himself suitable for the WTC final in June, but will not return to bowling up to the ashes, starting from the end of November.
“I’m going quite well and I’m all in shape and healthy,” Green said to journalists in Perth.
“I would always have put my head on maybe going back to the latest shield game.
When asked about his place in the order, with Beau Webster who made his debut during the summer, Green said: “Obviously we got a five, six, seven, seven top, so it’s never easy, but that’s what you want to be in a test team”.
Green will play for Gloucestershire next month when he returns from an injury.
Healy asked the women’s program
Australian women will face India in a multifaceted series – three T20i, three heard and a Waca test – but none of the games will take place during the school holidays.
The Australian captain injured Alyssa Healy was asked for the programming decision.
2025-26 International program
Men’s T20i Series against South Africa
- Sunday 10 August: Marrara Stadium, Darwin (N)
- Tuesday 12 August: Marrara Stadium, Darwin (N)
- Saturday 16 August: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (N)
Men’s Odi series V South Africa
- Tuesday 19 August: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/n)
- Friday 22 August: Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay (D/n)
- Sunday 24 August: Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay (D/n)
Men’s Odi Series V India
- Sunday 19 October: Perth Stadium, Perth (D/n)
- Thursday 23 October: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/n)
- Saturday 25 October: Scg, Sydney (D/n)
Men’s T20i Series V India
- Wednesday 29 October: Manuka Oval, Canberra (N)
- Friday 31 October: MCG, Melbourne (N)
- Sunday 2 November: Bellerive Oval, Hobart (N)
- Thursday 6 November: Gold Coast Stadium, Gold Coast (N)
- Saturday 8 November: Gabba, Brisbane (N)
Ashes of men
- November 21-25: Perth Stadium
- 4–8 December: The Gabba
- December 17-21: Adelaide Oval
- 26-30 December: test of Santo Stefano McG
- 4–8 January: Pink Test, Scg
Female T20i V series
- Sunday 15 February: Scg, Sydney (N)
- Thursday 19 February: Manuka Oval, Canberra (N)
- Saturday 21 February: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (N)
Female Odi series V India
- Tuesday 24 February: Allan Border Field, Brisbane (D/n)
- Friday 27 February: Bellerive Oval, Hobart (D/n)
- Sunday 1 March: Citipower Center, Melbourne (D/N)
Female test against India
- March 6-9: Waca Ground, Perth (D/n)
“That’s what he is,” said Healy. “((It is) the changing nature of the international game at the moment. Obviously, the World Cup has rejected everything and the WPL (Women’s Premier League), arriving in that January window closed the gap for our summer here.
“But I think only seeing what our Ashes series did on the back of the summer of this year, I have positive vibrations that go this summer.”
The regret of the CEO for the debacle of Khawaja
Queensland Terry Svenson’s head of cricket admitted that the management of the Usman Khawaja saga was anything but ideal.
The head of the elite cricket of Queensland Joe Dawes and Khawaja did not speak after a public momentum game for his availability for a game of Sheffield Shield.
Usman Khawaja on Monday poses for a photo in Brisbane. Credit: Getty Images for Cricket Australia
Svenson believes that Khawaja will continue to play his domestic cricket with Queensland.
“Listen, those comments that were made in the media were certainly deplorable,” Svenson said to journalists.
“I would have liked to see them behind closed doors. I intend to sit with them in the next period and to work through any differences they could have.
“Usman has been wonderful for many years for us in Queensland and I would expect to see him in Maroon this season.”
The NSW cricket boss pushes for Scg updates
Lee Geron, CEO of Cricket NSW, says that the Scg will need an update if he wants to keep the key games.
Comes as head of ca Todd Greenberg put the problem on the agenda After the announcement of a new Brisbane stadium for the Brisbane Olympics and the Paralympic of 2032 which will then be used for the cricket.
“We support the Scg that is updated,” said Germon. “We have supported places of the new South Wales through their general plan process. They (some stands) need work. Now they are over 40 years old.”
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When asked if the Scg could lose the New Year’s test, Germon said: “I don’t necessarily see him in the immediate future, but I think it is something we have to be wary of and know”.
Webster wants a White Ball game for Australia
Tasmania Webster’s bullshit Beau produced a stellar test debut in Sydney and wants to become a three -format player for Australia.
Hobart will host a men’s game between Australia and India on November 2, as well as a female hatred with the same opponents on February 27th.
“Without a doubt I would like to play all the formats for Australia,” said Webster. “Playing here in Bellerive Oval would be another dream become reality.”
