Jacob Oram on Sunday admitted that it is now a matter of learning from the mistakes made with the ball after suffering a crushing 141-run loss at the hands of Australia.
From the comfort of 108/2, South Africa contrived to lose eight wickets for 64 runs in 19.3 overs.
New Zealand women head coach Haidee Tiffen will not be with the side when it takes on Australia in a three-match Rose Bowl series beginning in Perth on February 22. Tiffen requested a leave of absence in the wake of an New Zealand Cricket’s World T20 campaign review – which recommended all coaching and support staff...
Oram has worked with the team in the past and has coached many of New Zealand’s elite female cricketers since retiring as a player.
Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with O, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta is constrained with limited number of candidates but there is at least one great bowler, a fantastic wicketkeeper and a very, very good batsman.
The name Jacob Oram brings back many fond cricket memories of the 2000s. The tall New Zealander has strong India connections.
Virender Sehwag, who has been graceful to watch on Twitter with his birthday wishes, wished Oram in a humorous way.
Born July 28, 1978, Jacob Oram is a former New Zealand cricketer, a lanky right-arm medium pace bowler and an aggressive left-handed batsman.
The second Twenty20 International (T20I) between India and Sri Lanka at Ranchi started with some blistering batting by Indian openers but what catches eye was the unexpected hattrick by Thissara Perera in his third over of the match, which was also the 19th over of India’s batting.
In the historic pink ball game Santner made 31 and 45 runs respectively, along with figures of 2-62.