Jake Fraser-McGurk

How ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball commentary called the 28-run over by Avesh Khan, courtesy Jake Fraser-McGurk

The 22-year-old reveals the batting advice from Ricky Ponting that has turbo-charged his IPL form

Hazlewood says he's in good shape for the World Cup despite missing the IPL after staying at home for the birth of his son

Marsh confirms he is not ready to play yet but should be right for Australia's World Cup opener "barring any setbacks"

Agar's spin seen as vital in the Caribbean while Ellis is pushing his case to start in the XI, as per chair of selectors Bailey

Cameron Green, Ashton Agar and Nathan Ellis all included as Australia's selectors wanted flexibility within the 15-member squad

Some of Australia's players have made a statement in the IPL in the week the selectors are picking the provisional 15-man T20 World Cup squad

Eden Gardens has regularly seen scores in excess of 200 this season, and more can be expected of the same on Monday

Delhi Capitals' assistant coach Pravin Amre provides injury update after the win against Mumbai Indians

Fraser-McGurk has faced 104 balls in IPL 2024, and has attempted boundaries off a staggering 77 of them - it's what this game demands, and it's what he is supplying

Chasing a big target, MI were in the hunt courtesy Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya and Tim David, but they fell short in the end

Australia will want David Warner to get back to playing attacking cricket ahead of the T20 World Cup, for which Spencer Johnson is also making a case

Sunrisers had 300 within their sights at the start but even 266 proved to be too big for Capitals

Jake Fraser-McGurk opens up on a whirlwind last 12 months where he has gone from the fringes of Australian domestic cricket to starring on IPL debut

As the IPL nears the halfway point, here's a recap of the main storylines involving the Australians in the last week

Delhi Capitals, on a run of four defeats in five before the game, ended Lucknow Super Giants' stranglehold on 160-plus defences

They have a strong batting line-up but will that carry them through if pacers get injured or can't step up?

Ngidi is still recovering from a lower back injury he suffered during the SA20

Wes Agar has also been added as pace-bowling cover with Josh Hazlewood returning home ahead of the New Zealand tour