News about Aaron Finch

After getting off to a shaky start, Hurricanes opener Ben McDermott got to the ground with a huge six that soared into the atmosphere at Melbourne's stadium. The cameraman struggled to pick up the ball and, after panning down to the fielders below, it became apparent that there might be a problem. The ball was caught in the steelworks in spectacular scenes on the roof of Melbourne's main stadium.

Having stepped away from international cricket last February, the star batter, 37, is expected to play at least three more games for the Melbourne Renegades before calling time. Finch made his decision ahead of the Renegades' match against the Hobart Hurricanes in Melbourne on Thursday night.

Australian white-ball stalwart Aaron Finch hinted that the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL) season might mark the conclusion of his cricketing career

In the first Test, the star opening batter responded to Johnson's remarks in fine style by scoring a century against Pakistan (pictured, left) before delivering a letter from his ex-teammate Aaron Finch (pictured, inset).

The skipper (pictured above, inset) made a crucial call all night, and if he hadn't made the right call, the team would have looked'mad.' With a spectacular demolition of hosts India in Ahmedabad early Monday morning, the Aussies claimed a historic sixth World Cup title. Australian time is 12:10 a.m.

LAWRENCE BOOTH: Since being crushed to ninth place in the 10-team table, Australia's World Cup campaign is in danger of unraveling. Only Afghanistan is listed below them. After South African opener Quinton de Kock's second century of the competition, the Australians were reduced to 70 for six by three wickets for Kagiso Rabada, set 312 for victory. Marnus Labuschagne ground out 46 people, but a total of 177 condemned them to their seventh defeat in eight one-day internationals, with former captain Aaron Finch calling them "timid." Marcus Stoinis was dismissed for five by the ball's leg side, and third umpire Richard Kettleborough found that his bottom hand was touching his top hand as the ball brushed it. It wasn't, according to replays.

Smith, 34, was an eyebrow raising omission from the team that failed at the T20 World Cup last year, with selectors finding no place for one of Australia's finest batters of all time. However, lead selector George Bailey has confirmed plans for Smith to start batting in the forthcoming series against South Africa this week, with the batter replacing former skipper Aaron Finch at the top of the order.

Brave Aussie captain Pat Cummins played final Ashes Test with a suspected broken wrist putting him in doubt for white ball tours of South Africa and India opening the way for Mitch Marsh to skipper the squad

DANIEL MATTHEWS OF GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas, USA: By 8.30 p.m., when Ali Khan began his run, the temperatures in this part of Texas hovered around 102 degrees. A warm breeze blew across the wicket, but there was barely a cloud or a patch of green on the wicket. All told, optimal batting conditions. Not that Khan - the LA Knight Riders' opening, would have toss the ball to someone else. This was a moment to reminiscence for the actor. He was charged with bowling the first ball of Major League Cricket in this country's newest professional sports league and the sport's new attempt to break America. Broadcasters called it a 'British leap across the Atlantic.' 'Cricket's American dream'

Mitchell Marsh, an Australian Test allrounder, stared down the barrel of a camera and said, "most of Australia dislike me." However, there is evidence that vitriol was misplaced in the wake of his dramatic century in the second Test, which is far from the first time he has excelled in England.

Warner, 36, has been the subject of a lot of skepticism Down Under, with his poor form going into England's mammoth series, triggering calls for Pat Cummins to withdraw him from his team. Warner, who is yet to score a Test century in England, and Cummins and Australia coach Andrew McDonald have steadfastly stood by Warner, and now has the opener has officially announced his retirement date.

Due to a planned expansion of Major League Cricket in the United States, the ECB will face the world's best players for the Hundred from next year. The first edition of MLC, the ECB's newest twenty20 franchise tournament, will take place in Texas and North Carolina this July, but Mail Sport will inform you that there are plans to extend into August and overlap with the Hundred. The next T20 World Cup, which England is the holder of, will be hosted by the United States and West Indies in June 2024, and MLC organisers hope to cash in on the increased interest by staging a longer version of their tournament shortly after.

Following his commentary debut in the Indian Premier League, Australian cricket player Steve Smith (pictured left) has turned heads. He appeared as a hologram in the Star Sports studios over in India in bizarre scenes. The astonishing digital technology took center stage on social media.

Major League Cricket is expected to begin this summer in Dallas, with the tournament running from July 13-30. The San Francisco Uncoaches selected Plunkett, 37, in Houston, Texas, where the league held its first player draft on Sunday night. The fast bowler, who is married to an American, was one of the England team that lifted the 50-overs World Cup in 2019. Former Australia skipper Aaron Finch will captained the seamer in San Francisco. In addition, wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock, who has played for South Africa in all three formats, will play for the Seattle Orcas alongside Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh.

Aaron Finch, a retired Aussie T20 skipper, and current stars Mitch Marsh and Marcus Stoinis will compete in the first Major League T20 tournament in the United States. Finch was named the inaugural captain of the San Francisco Unicorns franchise, where he'll be joined by Stoinis, while Marsh, fresh off destroying India in a ODI game, has been confirmed as a Seattle Orcas. On Monday morning, the inaugural player draft was held in Houston, but the Australians were announced as stand-alone overseas signings for their respective outfits in the new T20 tournament to join the global circus.

As Australia levelled the ODI series after thrashing India by ten wickets in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, Steve Smith took a stunning catch. The Aussies ripped into India's batting line-up, with the hosts bundled out for 117, their fourth-lowest ODI total at home, as Mitchell Starc took five wickets and Sean Abbott chipped in with three wickets. As Smith, who is still standing in as skipper in place of Pat Cummins, began to his right to exclude Pandya for 1.

The drums have started beating for incumbent Australian Test cricket captain Pat Cummins with fans calling for Steve Smith to replace him at the helm

Pat Cummins, the Australian cricket great, should consider relinquishing the captaincy to rely on his bowling to prevent the danger of burning himself out. After Aaron Finch resigned from his position, the 29-year-old replaced Tim Paine as Test skipper in November 2021 and was named as the ODI captain last year. Cummins is one of the top candidates to replace him at the helm of the game's shortest format, with the Victorian now calling time on his T20 service.

Candice Warner has informed her that David is forbidden from buying an air fryer, so one of his mates helped him out by purchasing one. David's good friend and colleague Aaron Finch came to the rescue and ordered him to the kitchen appliance because he was getting so sick, as she appeared on Triple M Rush Hour with Gus, Jude & Wendell on Wednesday. Candice shared the 'funny tale' about the air fryer while explaining her husband's strict allowance, which she insists on because he is so bad with money.

Aaron Finch, Australia's youngest captain, will come to an end on Tuesday, with the prolific batsman scoring over 8500 runs in all forms of the game after making his world debut in 2011.

Candice Warner demonstrated that she was the queen of the WAGs when she attended the Australian Cricket Awards on Monday night. As they arrived at Winx Stand, Australia's Randwick, the leggy stunner arrived on the arm of her husband, David Warner, and turned heads in a sparkling gown. The gown had a one-shoulder style and a thigh-high split that showed off her shapely pins.

After the Melbourne Stars were awarded 12 runs for twice striking the roof of Marvel Stadium on Saturday night, Mark Waugh has requested that the Big Bash review its policies. The Stars fell six runs short of the 164 runs they needed to beat the Melbourne Renegades, but if their chase had been fruitful, it may have been turbulent. After Joe Clarke and Beau Webster smashed the ball against the retractable roof, David Hussey's team was given six runs.

Marvel Stadium is the latest ground in Australia to be scrutinized for its sub-par performance this summer, with the pitch slammed as 'embarrassing,' ahead of the new Year's Day Big Bash double-header. In the first of the two matches to be held at the venue on Sunday, the Perth Scorchers defeated the Melbourne Renegades by five wickets, but the pitch looked far from optimal before a ball was bowled. Although the Gabba pitch was chastised for being too green in the first Test of the series against South Africa in December, Marvel Stadium suffered with the opposite problem.

Aaron Finch, the Australian T20's captain, believes that the Big Bash League will play on Christmas Day after following in the footsteps of the NBL, which also has a game scheduled for December 25. This season, the BBL has fixtures scheduled for Christmas Eve and Boxing Day, and the Melbourne Renegades batsman believes a game on Christmas Day will be a success. Well, with it not being this year and not having a lot of time left in my career, I'm not positive I'll be around for it,' Finch told SEN Mornings.