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Shane Watson backs "pivotal" Maxwell to shine in ICC Champions Trophy for Australia

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Melbourne [Australia], February 21 (ANI): Ahead of his nation's campaign opener in the ICC Champions Trophy against arch-rivals England, former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson has backed experienced all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has his best cricket 'in front of him' and will play a 'pivotal' role in his team's success at the tournament.Australia's ICC Champions Trophy campaign will kickstart on Saturday at Laho

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Australia will begin their Champions Trophy 2025 journey with a blockbuster clash against arch-rivals England at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Saturday, February 22. The Aussies are placed in Group B alongside South Africa, England and Afghanistan. Notably, the Group B stage began with South Africa securing a dominant 107-run victory over Afghanistan in Karachi on Friday. Shane Watson names the stand-out player for Australia in Champions Trop…

Shane Watson backs "pivotal" Maxwell to shine in ICC Champions Trophy for Australia

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Chance for Australia's second line to shine

Australia captain Steve Smith says the team’s up-and-coming talent is raring to go in the absence of top stars as they prepare to begin their Champions Trophy campaign against England. The current ODI world champions suffered huge blows ahead of the 50-over tournament when they lost fast bowlers Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood to ankle and hip injuries respectively, and Mitchell Starc, who is out due to personal reasons. Mitchell Marsh is also ab…

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