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Yahoo
10 hours ago
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- Yahoo
Adams named Hampshire men's One-Day Cup head coach
Hampshire batting coach Jimmy Adams has been named head coach of the men's One-Day Cup team this summer. The former opening batter will step into the role as Adi Birrell will be working with the men's Southern Brave team in The Hundred. Advertisement The 44-year-old previously worked with the men's second team after retiring from playing before becoming batting coach in 2022. As a player, Adams made 462 appearances for Hampshire, winning six trophies. Hampshire won the One-Day Cup in 2018, beating Kent by 61 runs, and also reached the 2023 final, when they lost by two runs to Leicestershire. They start their campaign away to Glamorgan on 5 August. "Having worked with the group for a number of years now and seeing the talent we have coming through the pathway and academy, I'm hoping we can put in some strong performances and reach the final at Trent Bridge for the second time in three years," Adams said.
BBC News
11 hours ago
- Sport
- BBC News
Adams named Hampshire men's One-Day Cup head coach
Hampshire batting coach Jimmy Adams has been named head coach of the men's One-Day Cup team this summer. The former opening batter will step into the role as Adi Birrell will be working with the men's Southern Brave team in The 44-year-old previously worked with the men's second team after retiring from playing before becoming batting coach in a player, Adams made 462 appearances for Hampshire, winning six trophies. Hampshire won the One-Day Cup in 2018, beating Kent by 61 runs, and also reached the 2023 final, when they lost by two runs to Leicestershire. They start their campaign away to Glamorgan on 5 August. "Having worked with the group for a number of years now and seeing the talent we have coming through the pathway and academy, I'm hoping we can put in some strong performances and reach the final at Trent Bridge for the second time in three years," Adams said.
BBC News
10-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Yorkshire sign India batter Gaikwad for run-in
Yorkshire have signed India batter Ruturaj Gaikwad for the latter part of the County Championship will be available for the final five games of the Division One campaign, beginning with the match against Surrey in Scarborough on 22 28-year-old will also be able to play in the One-Day Cup, which takes place in who captains Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League and Maharashtra in the Ranji Trophy, has played six One-Day Internationals and 23 T20s for his country. However, he only managed five games in this year's IPL as he picked up an elbow was named in the India A squad for their two recent matches with England Lions but did not feature in either."I'm extremely pleased to see Ruturaj sign with us for the second half of the season," Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath told the club website., external"He is a very accomplished cricketer with a natural all-round game that is well suited to the cricket we want to play."
Indian Express
10-06-2025
- Sport
- Indian Express
Ruturaj Gaikwad joins Yorkshire for remainder of County Championship, 2025/26 One Day Cup season
India batter Ruturaj Gaikwad has joined Yorkshire for the remainder of the County Championship in England, the English club announced on Tuesday. The 28-year-old Gaikwad will also be in contention to feature for Yorkshire in the One Day Cup during the stint. Gaikwad said, 'I'm excited to be joining up with Yorkshire for the rest of the English domestic season. It has always been a goal of mine to experience cricket in this country and there is no bigger Club in England than Yorkshire. 'I know how important it is that I hit the ground running at what will be a crucial part of the season. We have some vital games in the County Championship and the One Day Cup is a great opportunity to win some silverware.' MORE TO FOLLOW
West Australian
03-06-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
Hands Oval: Everything you need to know about AFL's newest venue ahead of West Coast Eagles' Bunbury clash
Hands Oval is in South Bunbury, a five-minute drive from Bunbury's city centre, and a two-hour drive south from the Perth CBD. The home of South West Football League powerhouse South Bunbury FC, it's about a half-hour drive north of Busselton Margaret River Airport, which is where North Melbourne will fly into on Friday ahead of Sunday afternoon's clash. Hands Oval's recently-completed upgrades were planned to increase capacity for the game to 15,000 people, though Sunday's crowd may be slightly lower. Around half the crowd will have access to seating, with six temporary grandstands in place alongside the newly-completed 750-seat grandstand building. No. The first batch of general admission tickets were released in March and sold out inside half an hour, with some later smaller releases going just as quickly. Yes. There's been a total of 784 AFL/VFL games in WA, spread across three venues: 545 at Subiaco Oval, 167 at Optus Stadium, and 72 at the WACA Ground. This will be the first regional match for premiership points. Hands Oval is named after former Bunbury mayor J E Hands, who had two stints in charge of the city between 1928-1933 and 1937-1938. Hands Oval has hosted six AFL pre-season games — four involving Fremantle and two featuring West Coast — as well as six WAFL games, an International Rules practice game and a Perth Glory pre-season fixure in 2009. When the cricket pitch was in place, it staged three domestic One Day Cup games between 2009 and 2011, the first of which saw Mitch Marsh become the State's youngest ever player. The typical south-west wind favours the north-east or city end of the ground, which will be left-of-screen when watching Sunday's broadcast. That end produced 15 of the game's 20 goals - and 29 of 40 scoring shots - in the pre-season match between West Coast and North Melbourne in March. Hands Oval will be the 52nd venue to stage an AFL/VFL game, and the 36th in the AFL era (since 1990). Bunbury will replace Subiaco Oval as the western-most location for a game, with China's Jiangwan Stadium the northern-most, New Zealand's Wellington Regional Stadium the eastern-most, and Hobart's Ninja Stadium the furthest south.
