News about Adam Zampa
Two huge shocks see cricket great and in-form star snubbed from Australia's T20 World Cup team
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May 1, 2024
Mitch Marsh (pictured left) has been appointed as Australia's captain ahead of the T20 World Cup next month, with David Warner (right) also earning a spot in the side. But two players - including one Aussie cricket great - have been overlooked in a pair of shocking snubs.
Steve Smith hit with MAJOR blow as Australia star cops one of the biggest setbacks of his glittering cricket career
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April 29, 2024
According to News Corp, Australia selectors have looked elsewhere for batting options, with his bid to reinvent himself as a top-order option failing miserably. The 34-year-old will not compete at the tournament in the West Indies and United States, but David Warner is expected to be named in the team despite being dropped by his IPL side, Delhi Capitals.
Aussie Test great Steve Smith to add real credibility to $174million US Major League Cricket after signing with Washington Freedom
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April 12, 2024
Test great Steve Smith is to play for Washington Freedom in the second season of Major League Cricket as the Australian influence in the American T20 competition gathers pace
As Australia sweep New Zealand, Steve Smith's T20 Cricket World Cup dreams take another powerful blow
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February 25, 2024
Australia has had three rain delays on their way to a clean sweep of their T20I series with New Zealand, winning by 27 runs in Auckland. However, former skipper Steve Smith suffered another setback on Sunday when he tried to make the team for the T20 World Cup in June, failing to produce once more. In an innings interrupted twice by Auckland showers, Australia's 4-118 from 10.4 overs.
Adam Zampa, the Australian cricketer, has been caught on film doing a disgusting thing right before a match against New Zealand
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February 23, 2024
Until his team's match against the Black Caps earlier this week, the Aussie spin bowler was upstanding for the national anthems, when eagle-eyed fans caught his antics.
Why Australia's dramatic final-ball win over New Zealand is TERRIBLE news for Steve Smith's T20 future
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February 21, 2024
David ran back-to-back sixes off the final two balls, then another in the final over, before the Australians were pushed just over the finishing line. The match total of 30 sixes was the most ever recorded in a T20 international in Wellington.
The next David Warner?A Brett Lee clone?Five up and coming Aussie cricketers that could be our next international stars
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February 13, 2024
With the likes of Harry Dixon (pictured right) and Callum Vidler (left) poised to become international stars, Australia's triumph at the recent Under-19 Cricket World Cup in South Africa may have been perfect timing.
In a T20 opener, Australia defeated West Indies in David Warner's outstanding personal appearance, with tourists accused of playing 'dumb cricket' by Mark Waugh
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February 10, 2024
On Friday, Polarising star David Warner (pictured right) received another individual award, becoming the first person to represent Australia 100 times in all three formats of the sport. In the T20 series opener in Hobart, the Australians commemorated the occasion by defeating the West Indies by 11 runs, with cricket legend Mark Waugh (left) calling out the tourists for playing 'dumb cricket' in his eyes.
As he gets inked to honor Australia's World Cup victory, how cricketer Adam Zampa's strange tattoo shows what it means
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January 12, 2024
Adam Zampa, an Australian cricketer, is known for his wacky sense of humor and left-field debut, and he has a new tattoo that will have some viewers scratching their heads. The 31-year-old took to Instagram to debut his new ink (pictured left, circled in red) and followers adored it.
Australia's Test squad will perform in the West Indies with few major surprises, but the mystery surrounding David Warner's replacement persists
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January 10, 2024
As the first Test approaches, Steve Smith (pictured left) has reached out to fill the huge gap that Warner's retirement has left at the top of the order, and Cameron Green (pictured right) has been dubbed a leading candidate. While the squad's announcement on Wednesday is encouraging news for two fringe stars, fans of the team's openers have been left disappointed.
Jason Gillespie, a top Aussie cricketer, discusses why the Indian Premier League'massively' overpaid Pat Cummins after they gave him $3.6 million
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December 22, 2023
Australian cricket icon Jason Gillespie has raised questions about the hefty price tag that Sunrisers Hyderabad paid for Pat Cummins in this year's Indian Premier League auction
As the Kolkata Knights pay $4.42 million for the Australian superstar's services as a paceman beats captain's price at an unprecedented auction, Mitch Starc sets a new IPL record in less than a HOUR
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December 19, 2023
After being signed by Sunrisers for 20.5 million Indian rupees (roughly £1.945 million)), Australia captain Pat Cummins became the most expensive player in IPL history (around AU$3.66 million or £1.945 million). In last year's auction, Punjab Kings paid for England all-rounder Sam Curran in 18.5 crore Indian rupees.
Why Indian cricket fans are reeling with shock over footage of Pat Cummins returning to Australia after winning the World Cup
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November 23, 2023
When they saw footage of Australian captain Pat Cummins returning home (pictured, right) after losing the ODI World Cup in a dramatic upset over the hosts on Sunday, scores of Indian cricket fans couldn't believe their eyes.
As he returns home after the World Cup win, Pat Cummins has a heartwarming reunion with wife Becky and son Albie, as well as a quip about an embarrassing issue
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November 22, 2023
As he finally returned to Becky and Albie after spending weeks in India, where his team won the country's sixth World Cup, the all-conquering Australian cricket captain couldn't hide his excitement. As they woke up over breakfast in the Sydney beachside suburb of Bronte, the three models were photographed not far from their $9.5 million home.
After the ex-skipper wrote off the team's chances in India, Michael Clarke of Australia has shattered Michael Clarke on social media
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November 22, 2023
After warning the national team was going to be humiliated at the one-day tournament in India, Adam Zampa (pictured, right) has slammed Michael Clarke (pictured, left). Zampa took 23 wickets around the cup and was a key figure in the underdog's triumph.
Why Australian cricket stars were barred from enjoying one of their most popular traditions following their World Cup victory over India
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November 20, 2023
If you look at photos of skipper Pat Cummins and his crew winning the country's sixth World Cup title, you'll notice something that has become synonymous with Aussie victories is missing. After winning in Ahmedabad, actors including Glenn Maxwell (left) and Adam Zampa (inset) were overjoyed, but the team's recent victory was unlike any other in recent memory.
Pat Cummins lifts the lid on the incredibly risky call that won the World Cup for Australia
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November 19, 2023
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.
BOOTH: Imperious India appears to be on the verge of lifting the World Cup in front of their home audience, but Pat Cummins' Australia will do nothing more than to spoil the party and break a billion hearts in Sunday's final tier
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November 18, 2023
LAWRENCE BOOTH IN AHMEDABAD: If one soundbite sums up this World Cup, it came on the eve of Sunday's final between India and Australia. With not far off 100,000 fans - almost entirely Indian - at Ahmedabad's cavernous Narendra Modi Stadium, Australia's captain Pat Cummins wondered how his team would do. "There's nothing more satisfying," he said, "than hearing a large crowd go still." And there was one more thing: the dichotomy at the center of a tournament that was only thought of one outcome in mind. If India confirms their place as the World Cup's best team, the euphoria will be deafening. If they fail, the silence will persist, as will the slumbery.
Following England's humiliating World Cup exit, Jos Buttler says the defending champions' lack of discipline has cost the team
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November 5, 2023
Following England's disappointing exit from the Cricket World Cup, Jos Buttler has admitted that England's ODI players' feelings "feel like they've let people down and scrutinized his own results. Following Australia's 33-run loss on Saturday, the defending champions' hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stages of the tournament have now been shattered. During the tournament, England has lost to India, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, South Africa, and Afghanistan, and Buttler, who was banned by Adam Zampa yesterday for a single run, said his team is reeling from the defeat.
PATEL PARTIES: After being knocked out by Australia, England's disastrous World Cup defense remains a distant memory, with India emerging as the favourites for the title
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November 4, 2023
Jos Buttler used the words disgust, frustrating, and despair no fewer than nine times in his seven-minute post-match press conference in Ahmedabad, after England was officially knocked out of the World Cup. Frustration with virtually every part of England's utterly abysmal World Cup defense and, in particular, his own batting. When things aren't going for you, even the simple things seem tough and the England captain's dismissal against Australia, on an evening when England's World Cup reign came to an end, summed up the story of his miserable tournament,
After a 33-run loss to Australia, England's World Cup title defense is officially over, though Jos Buttler's side has lamely fail with the bat in India
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November 4, 2023
After losing their hopes of a consolation victory over Australia due to another lame effort with the bat, England has finally been put out of their World Cup misery. They were already out, realistically, of course. But it was in keeping with what must be described as one of the worst World Cup defenses in any sport in which their destiny was mathematically sealed by the old enemy. The pressure on captain Jos Buttler and head coach Matthew Mott has now risen a smidgeon. The whole thing has been a humiliating shame, made worse by the inability of anyone in the dressing room to adequately explain what on earth has gone wrong.
Outrage at the Cricket World Cup: Adam Zampa and coach Andrew McDonald were chastised for failing to perform at the Advance Australia Fair
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October 20, 2023
Adam Zampa, an Australian all-rounder, was the odd man out there supporting his Aussie colleagues ahead of their must-win Cricket World Cup match against Pakistan on Friday. Though captain Pat Cummins and his colleagues greeted Advance Australia Fair with their arms around each other, Zampa's lips were not sealed. Andrew McDonald, the Australian coach, was also caught on television cameras standing on the boundary line with his mouth not moving.
From hero to zero! Adam Zampa, an Australian spinner, has been on fire for failing to perform the national anthem during Australia's World Cup victory over Sri Lanka
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October 18, 2023
Adam Zampa (pictured left, circled in red) has sparked controversy after being seen silently through the national anthem ahead of Australia's victory over Sri Lanka. Zampa, 31, was poor in previous ODI World Cup losses against India and South Africa, but with a four-wicket haul, the ODI World Cup came to life in Lucknow.
Had them in a spin! Following a scintillating display for Australia against Sri Lanka, Adam Zampa says he is fighting a back injury
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October 17, 2023
Adam Zampa (pictured left) snared four wickets in Australia's fading World Cup campaign, defeating Sri Lanka by a stunning win. The 31-year-old (right) later revealed he had back spasms but the Lions fought on.