India batters must get ready to grind in WTC final v Australia

WTC Final: Australia rope in Andy Flower as consultant ahead of crucial India and England showdowns

Australia have roped in the services of former England coach Andy Flower on a consultancy basis on the eve of the World Test Championship (WTC) final at Oval in London. The WTC final, which will start on Wednesday, June 7, will see Flower share the dressing room with Aussie skipper Pat Cummins and co while Andrew McDonald will continue his role as the head coach. Flower holds a good reputation for helping English Test cricket grow and helped Engl

Andy Flower Joins Australia As Assistant Coach Ahead Of WTC Final vs India

Andy Flower, who coached England from 2009-2014, has joined the Australian camp in days leading to the WTC final against the world No. 1 Test side India in a consultancy role

Head Coach of IPL Franchise Joins Australian Team as Consultant Ahead of WTC Final 2023 Against India

Head coach of Lucknow Super Giants Andy Flower has joined the Australian team as a consultant ahead of the WTC final 2023

Andy Flower joins Australia in consultancy role ahead of WTC final versus India

Former England coach Andy Flower, currently leading the IPL franchise Lucknow Super Giants, has joined the Australian camp ahead of the World Test Championship final against India. The highly-anticipated match is scheduled to commence on Wednesday at The Oval.

Cricket-India batters must get ready to grind in WTC final v Australia – Rohit

LONDON (Reuters) - India's batters should be prepared to grind out runs in tricky English conditions against Australia's fiery pace attack in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at the Oval, skipper Rohit Sharma said on Monday. Facing a prodigiously swinging Dukes ball fired by Pat Cummins or Mitchell Starc would be a totally different experience for Rohit's team mates most of whom were busy in the Indian Premier League T20 c9ompetition …

India batters must get ready to grind in WTC final v Australia

LONDON : India's batters should be prepared to grind out runs in tricky English conditions against Australia's fiery pace attack in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at the Oval, skipper Rohit Sharma said on Monday.Facing a prodigiously swinging Dukes ball fired by Pat Cummins or Mitchell Starc woul