Zimbabwe Cricket Team New Coach For ICC Cricket World Cup 2015

Zimbabwe ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: Recently appointed Zimbabwe national cricket group mentor Dave Whatmore has said he is focusing on the Super Eight phase of the 2015 World Cup, to be held in Australia and New Zealand from Feb 14. Whatmore was formally uncovered as Zimbabwe's mentor Tuesday taking after the sacking of Steve Mangongo who just endured seven months at work, reports Xinhua. 

Mangongo was let go at the again of whitewash thrashings in both the Tests and the One-Day Internationals (ODI) against Bangladesh in October and November. The accomplished Whatmore, who has formerly honed Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, has marked a transient manage Zimbabwe Cricket with a long haul assention set to be marked after the World Cup. 

Whatmore said he knows the Zimbabwe players and accepts they have the ability to meet all requirements for the Super Eight stage. "It's extremely hard to give an authoritative target however we can say we can be as aggressive as would be prudent and our first target will be to achieve the Super Eight, which would mean we have to win no less than three diversions," said Whatmore Tuesday. 

"That is our quick target and we will strive to accomplish that." He added that he was satisfied to take up his new post and admires that errand of turning around the fortunes of the group. "I am exceptionally satisfied to be here. I have gone here a ton in the most recent ten years and I have a full energy about the nation. I know the group. I have seen them play in diverse conditions. I have seen them beat Pakistan here, so the potential is there."

MS Dhoni deal with expectation pressure says Michael Clarke

MS Dhoni Retirement From Test Cricket: Cricket world cup 2015 Indian cricket team skipper MS Dhoni will be retiring from test cricket after the last test match in Australia. He may have copped a considerable measure of feedback for his uninspiring administration in abroad Tests yet Mahendra Singh Dhoni has got a supporter in Michael Clarke who said the wicket-guardian batsman has made a "sublime showing" as India chief. 

Clarke, who needed to surrender captaincy work because of an interminable damage amid the continuous arrangement against India, said he was flabbergasted at how Dhoni held the captaincy while playing each of the three manifestations of the amusement. 

"I can't envision there would be numerous employments in global game harder than being the commander of India's cricket group. I uncertainty numerous have managed the desire, examination, weight and compelling veneration better than MS Dhoni," Clarke said. 

"How Dhoni has figured out how to hold down the captaincy while playing every one of the three types of the amusement and wicket-keeping is past me. He's carried out a grand occupation and I think the gap he has left in the Test group will be tricky to fill. I want him to enjoy all that life has to offer for all that lies ahead," he wrote in his segment for 'Every day Telegraph'. 

The star batsman, who drove the Australian group to triumph in the first Test in Adelaide before hauling out of the arrangement, said Dhoni's employment was made all the more intense by the consistent investigation from the devotees of cricket-frantic India. 

"From a visiting chief's viewpoint, its occupied enough. There are constantly a large number of fans accumulated outside your 

inn, numerous others lined up along the group transport's courses and a media unexpected dissimilar to all else in world cricket," said the 33-year-old right-gave batsman. 

"India's populace is just about 1.3 billion. When you're playing over yonder, it feels like each and every one of them is energetically emulating the cricket. At the same time we get to fly in, fly out. The Indian players need to live it each hour of each 

day. Popping out to the café isn't an alternative for them. A large portion of their time is used at home, an inn, an air terminal or a cricket ground," he said. 

Clarke said he's anticipating gathering Dhoni in Sydney amid the fourth and last Test of the arrangement. 

"I've had very much a couple of visits with MS throughout the years, and almost every one of them have been about motorbikes. I adore them, 

however not exactly with the same dedication he does. I'm making up for lost time with him at a Spartan BBQ on Sunday and I'll be riding my Harley there so he can take it for a twist," he said. 

Hughes family to be introduce at SCG 

Clarke on Saturday uncovered that Phil Hughes' family will be introduce for the last Test at this venue, where the cricketer was hit by a bouncer and in the long run succumbed to his wounds. 

"Phillip Hughes' family will be at the diversion and I will be investing my time with them when I'm not in the critique box," Clarke, who would be doing discourse for Channel Nine, said

Indian Cricket Team Future In Best Hands MS Dhoni

Indian Cricket Team New Captain Virat: Mahendra Singh Dhoni's Test retirement may have been sudden yet previous Australian pacer Geoff Lawson feels it was time Indian cricket got new course. MS Dhoni who will be leading the Indian cricket team in upcoming ICC cricket world cup 2015 want's to give his best to retain the cup. Cricket world cup 2015 will begin from 14th February 2015.

"Seeing Virat Kohli's capataincy in the first Test match of the series at Adelaide,MS Dhoni said he is prepared and I enjoyed what I saw. As a matter of first importance, he doesn't talk an excessive amount of when he is chief which is constantly great. You need to do that and admiration players and umpires, and show others how its done. He made a decent showing there and maybe he is the gentleman to take India to the following level," Lawson said.

Having effectively surrendered the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to Australia with a 0-2 trail after the attracted third Test Melbourne, numerous accepted that Dhoni ought to have stayed on for the arrangement finale and Lawson concurs.

"The Sydney Test may have been a decent chance to get one great last Test in Australia, to win there and demonstrate that his Test captaincy does work. It would have been a decent goodbye for him," he said.

Lawson, who has likewise trained Pakistan for several years, had empowering words for Duncan Fletcher.

"Duncan Fletcher is an extremely experienced mentor and has had a great deal of accomplishment throughout the years, yet not with the Indian group. The time it now, time maybe for the BCCI and Indian cricket to look somewhere else, some place who has crisp thoughts and a new point of view, and can take them forward," he said.

Fletcher has seen India lose their last six back to back abroad Test arrangement, in addition to one at home to England in 2012-13 and will surely need to haul something out of his cap before the Zimbabwean's term terminates after the World Cup.

"Indian cricket needs to set itself an objective of improving in Test cricket abroad. They have to set that objective for themselves, go away and perform in diverse conditions, and take pride in that achievement when they attain to it. They have to create that inclination in light of the fact that you simply can't depend on playing great at home," opined Lawson.

South Africa vs West Indies Live Streaming Online Preview

South Africa vs West Indies Live Streaming Online Info: South Africa vs West Indies test series live cricket match preview online. Faf du Plessis and Hashim Amla hit half-hundreds of years as South Africa undermined to trade in for money where the West Indies passed up a great opportunity for day two of the third and last Test at Newlands on Saturday. South Africa vs West Indies live streaming will be telecast all over the world on official media channels. WI vs SA live streaming will be telecast live on Sky Sports in UK and on Willow channel in USA. SA vs WI live streaming will also be telecast in India and other Asian countries. Watch SA vs WI live streaming and live score online for free on official websites.

While the West Indies could gather just 329 in the wake of winning the throw and choosing to bat first on a decent pitch, South Africa shut the second day on 227-3, with Amla unbeaten on 55 and AB de Villiers looking perilous on 32 not out. 

The West Indies earned an offer of the distinctions on the very first moment by posting 276-6, however South Africa stamped its power on the match on the second morning as it took only 10 overs to wrap up the West Indian innings. 

Jermaine Blackwood started the second day unbeaten on 45, and went to his half-century in the third over of the day when he drove Dale Steyn through additional spread for four. 

Be that as it may like Leon Johnson and Denesh Ramdin on the very first moment, Blackwood neglected to transform his half-century into an impressive score as he was caught LBW for a top score of 56 in the quick bowler's next over. 

With the lower request picking to go down swinging, Jason Holder was gotten at mid-on for 23 off Steyn, and Jerome Taylor top-edged a Morne Morkel conveyance to fine leg to withdraw for 13. 

Morkel murdered the innings off not long after when he had Sulieman Benn gotten at mid-on for 5 to complete with figures of 2-83, while Steyn had 4-78 in 25 overs. 

South Africa made a lively begin to its answer on account of Alviro Petersen, and additionally a whirlwind of wides and no-balls, as it dashed to 47 without misfortune in its initial nine overs 

Senior member Elgar's release for 8 on the stroke of lunch pegged it back almost instantly, as the left-hander was caught LBW by Holder. 

Petersen progressed to 42 and imparted in a stand of 56 to Du Plessis after lunch, yet his spell without a Test fifty was reached out to 10 innings when he was run out for 42 by an immediate hit from Blackwood. 

Du Plessis and Amla included 53 for the third wicket either side of tea, before their organization finished with Du Plessis being confused for 68 when he attempted to drive the pace against the bowling of left-arm spinner Benn. 

Amla and De Villiers took control from there on, including 70 in a stand that was ended just when downpour cleared in from Table Mountain to end the day somewhat rashly.