<h3>Youth Career</h3>
As a child, Zampa bowled at a medium pace, but Cricket Australia had imposed restrictions on how many overs-pace bowlers were allowed to bowl in U14 matches, so he decided to change his bowling style to leg spin, inspired by Australian Test cricketer Shane Warne. Zampa made it into Australia's U19 team in 2009 and landed a rookie contract with the Blues in 2010 after playing a role by representing Australia in their successful 2010 U19 Cricket World Cup. Zampa played in two youth test matches and eight youth ODIs, recording 11 wickets in the two formats.<h3>

Domestic career (2010–2016) 
In New South Wales (2010–2013)</h3>
As a result of Zampa's youth career for Australia, he landed a rookie contract with New South Wales in 2010 but he didn't get an opportunity to prove himself at the state level as New South Wales also had a string of other successful spin bowlers including Nathan Hauritz, Steve O 'Keefe and Steve Smith. Before his first-class debut, he got another opportunity to represent Australia when he played for the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes in 2011. 

Zampa made his first-class debut for New South Wales in the 2012/13 season of Sheffield Shield against Queensland. He took five wickets in a three-wicket win. Despite not being contracted with a Big Bash League team until a week before BBL|02 began, he played for the Sydney Thunder and was rated highly by Trevor Hohns. He finished the season having played three first-class matches and taking ten wickets at an average of 23 runs per wicket.<h3>

In South Australia (2013–2016)</h3>
After the season, he accepted an offer to play for South Australia, in both top-flight and one-day games, and for South Australia's Twenty20 team, the Adelaide Strikers. He was tempted by the guaranteed starts he would get in the South Australian team as they had just lost Test spinner Nathan Lyon to New South Wales. He trained at the Center of Excellence for three months in the winter of 2013 before joining the South Australia squad for the 2013/14 season. The move to South Australia proved useful in furthering Zampa's career as he had the opportunity to work alongside veteran South African spinner Johan Botha who was captain of the South Australian team at the time of his move. 

Zampa had an impressive performance in the 2014-15 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup, scoring a hat-trick and giving an aggregate of 4/18 despite South Australia losing the game to Western Australia. In 2015, Zampa signed for two more seasons with the Redbacks, but to gain more experience he switched the Twenty20 side to the Melbourne Stars, where he had the opportunity to play alongside international stars Michael Clarke and Kevin Pietersen. 

The summer of 2015/16 was the most successful in Zampa's career up to that point. He impressed in both List A cricket and Twenty20 cricket and was included in Australia's 2016 squad for both One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals, but he struggled in first-class cricket. In the 2015/16 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup he recorded scores of 4/48 against Cricket Australia XI to lead South Australia to the knockout final of the tournament. In BBL|05 he was part of an unusual layoff where he nosed past Peter Nevill.<h3>

International Career (2016–Present)</h3>He made his ODI debut on February 6, 2016 in the second game of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series 2015/16. On March 4, 2016, he made his debut at Twenty20 International for Australia against South Africa.&nbsp;Zampa became a regular member of both the ODI and T20I ranks for Australia. Zampa was named to Australia's 2016 World Twenty20 squad before making his T20I debut for Australia in South Africa. Although he was only recently added to the roster, he was Australia's leading wicket taker with five wickets averaging 13.80 and an economy rate of 6.27, including a breakout performance against Bangladesh with numbers 3/23. <a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/mirpur-wickets-are-most-worse-zampa">Adam Zampa IPL</a>&nbsp;With Zampa's promotion to the Australian national team, he also began playing in Twenty20 franchises as a foreign player. He played for Rising Pune Supergiant in the Indian Premier League against Sunrisers Hyderabad, won 6 wickets for 19 runs and ranked third-best bowler performance in the history of the IPL after 6/14 by Sohail Tanvir and 6/12 by Alzarri Joseph. Zampa rolled his first over for the match in the 8th over of Sunrisers Hyderabad's innings but was immediately taken off the attack without taking a wicket. He wasn't resumed until the 16th when he took a wicket. Captain MS Dhoni gave him a longer spell after his wicket, and he took two wickets on the 18th and three more wickets on the 20th, bringing his total to six. He was named Man of the Game for his accomplishments, and it also set the record for the best bowling characters in a bowler's history in Twenty20 lost ground. Zampa also played in the Caribbean Premier League for the Guyana Amazon Warriors and picked up the most wickets of any Spin Bowler for the tournament with 15 wickets at an average of 18.46. <a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/the-adam-zampa-chapter-domestic-international-career-facts-figure">Zampa Cricketer</a> was&nbsp;surprisingly dropped by Australia's Twenty20 team for the second game of a three-game series against Sri Lanka in 2016/17 after arching well at the series opener and winning two wickets. Describing being dropped, Zampa said his most recent form shows that he is one of the best Twenty20 spin bowlers in the world. Without Zampa, Australia lost both the match and the series. Zampa was brought back to the squad for the last game in the series and was voted Man of the Game at 3/25 when Australia won the game.Despite all of Zampa's successes in the shorter forms of cricket, he was still unable to break into Australia's test team. He was unable to achieve exceptional form in the Sheffield Shield as he was a victim of South Australia's very strong tempo attack, with Chadd Sayers and Kane Richardson taking over all the wickets themselves, leaving Zampa with no opportunities to take off. Australia played a test series in India in early 2017, and former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming praised him as a possible addition to the Australian squad as he could bowl well on Indian courts, but he was not accepted into the squad.&nbsp;Instead, Zampa continued playing at Sheffield Shield and had his first five-wicket haul in a first-rate inning when he hit the top numbers of 6/62 in the first innings against Queensland before taking another four wickets in the second innings, his first ten- Perform wicket haul in a first class game. <a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/australia-announce-squads-for-sri-lanka-tour-cummins-rested-for-t20is">Zampa Australia</a>&nbsp;Zampa was on the Australian squad for the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy but didn't have many opportunities to play when two of the three Australian group games were washed out and Australia failed to make it through to the finals. In April 2019, he was named to Australia's squad for the 2019 World Cricket Championship.In August 2021, Zampa was named to Australia's squad for the 2021 ICC Men's T20 World Championship.<h3>

Personal Life</h3>
Zampa is married to Harriet Palmer. He is vegan and has appeared in ads for PETA. Adam Zampa Marcus Stoinis&nbsp;The bromance of Stoinis and Zampa was viral on social media a couple of years back during the ODI series between Australia and Pakistan. Zampa was seen playing with Stoinis’ hair in the dressing room. “We are good mates, that sort of stuff gets you through long tours and all that sort of thing. A bit of banter, a bit of laugh. You can’t take yourself too seriously. We have got a good bond in the team and there’s a good group,” Stoinis had said in the viral clip. Now, after the wedding of Zampa with Hattie, Twitterati tried to pull Stoinis’ leg with hilarious memes and jokes.

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<h1>Adam Zampa Career, Records, Wife, Biography &amp; More</h1>Adam Zampa (born March 31, 1992) is an Australian cricketer who represents New South Wales, the Melbourne Stars and the Australian national cricket team. He is a leg spin bowler who also beats right-handers.

Josh Hazlewood rises to top spot in ICC T20I rankings 

Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood
has surpassed England’s Adil Rashid to take the number one spot in the latest
ICC T20I bowler rankings.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/josh-hazlewood-15_06_2022.jpg">This comes on the back of a
successful run with the ball in the recently-concluded T20I series against Sri Lanka,
where he was the highest wicket-taker with six wickets in three matches.
Before Hazlewood, the last bowler
who grabbed the top spot in the ranking was Nathan Bracken, which was a long
time ago in 2008.
Hazlewood has a rating of 792 in
the T20 rankings. English spinner Adil Rashid is 46 points behind Hazlewood.
And the rating of Tabraiz Shamsi, who is at three, is 733. Another Australia bowler
rises to the top ten in the rankings, he’s Ashton Agar. He climbs up three spots
to take the ninth spot. Other than Agar, Adam Zampa is also in the fifth
position from Australia.
New young spinner of Sri Lanka
Maheesh Theekshana has also climbed up sixteen position to enter the top ten of
the rankings, he takes the eighth spot. 
Nasum Ahmed is the only
Bangladesh bowler in the top ten of the T20 rankings. Nasum, who is in the
tenth position, has a rating of 637.

Australia announce squads for Sri Lanka tour, Cummins rested for T20Is

Australia will tour Sri Lanka in
June to play three T20Is, five ODIs, and two Tests. Cricket Australia (CA) has
announced a three-format squad for the tour. Leg-spinner Adam Zampa is not
going on this tour because of the birth of his first child. 
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/warner-smith-29_04_2022.jpg">However, Joss Hazlewood, Mitchell
Starc, David Warner, Steve Smith, Matthew Wade, and Glenn Maxwell, who weren’t
on the Pakistan tour, are set to return to limited-overs cricket with the Sri
Lanka series. Fast bowler Kane Richardson, who missed the Pakistan series due
to injury, has also returned to the T20 squad.
Three pacers Nathan Ellis, Jason
Behrendroff, and Ben Dwarshuis have been dropped from the white-ball squad. Ben
McDermott, who scored a century against Pakistan, is also out of the squad. He
will play for Hampshire in County cricket.
The T20 series between Sri Lanka
and Australia will start on June 7. This will be followed by a five-match ODI
series on June 14 and a two-match Test series on June 29. Apart from the
Australian national team, the Australia 'A' team will also tour Sri Lanka at
the same time.
Australia T20I squad: Aaron Finch
(capt), Sean Abbott, Ashton Agar, Josh Hazlewood, Josh Inglis (wk), Mitchell
Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Jhye Richardson, Kane Richardson, Steven Smith, Mitchell
Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Swepson, David Warner, Matthew Wade (wk)
Australia ODI squad: Aaron Finch
(capt), Ashton Agar, Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins, Cameron Green, Josh
Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (wk), Marnus Labuschagne, Mitchell Marsh,
Glenn Maxwell, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Swepson,
David Warner
Australia Test squad: Pat Cummins
(capt), Ashton Agar, Scott Boland, Alex Carey (wk), Cameron Green, Josh
Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (wk), Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne,
Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Steven Smith (vice-capt), Mitchell Starc, Mitchell
Swepson, David Warner
Australia A squad: Sean Abbott,
Scott Boland, Peter Handscomb, Aaron Hardie, Marcus Harris, Travis Head, Henry
Hunt, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Nic Maddinson, Todd Murphy, Josh
Philippe, Matt Renshaw

Head's 70-ball ton sets up 1-0 lead in Lahore

Fresh from Test series win in their first tour to Pakistan in 24 years, Australia have begun the three-match ODI series with a positive note by&nbsp;beating the hosts by 88 runs in the first match in Lahore.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/head-100-v-pak-29_03_2022.jpg">Both teams had not played an ODI since July 2021, and Australia were hit by injury and Covid blows that forced two debutants - Mitchell Swepson and Nathan Ellis. Pakistan also handed ODI caps to Zahid Mahmood and Mohammad Wasim Jr., after Shaheen Shah Afridi was sidelined with injury.&nbsp;Put into bat first, Australia got off to a rollicking start thanks to Travis Head who kicked off with a 32-ball fifty playing his first ODI since 2018. The left-hander dominated the brisk 110-run stand with his captain Aaron Finch.Head reached his second ODI hundred in 70 balls, the fastest by an Australian opener since 2011. But he was gone two balls later, making 101 runs with the help of 12 fours and 3 sixes.Ben McDermott followed with 55 but Australia's run-rate was coming down since Head's dismissal (the score was 171 in 25 overs).Pakistan bowlers kept Australia quiet before Cameron Green's unbeaten 30-ball 40 gave his side much needed impetus at the innings break, as the visitors put on 313/7.Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam kept Pakistan well in the game after Fakhar Zaman exited early. Babar became the second fastest in Men's ODI history to reach 4000 runs (82 innings) on course to his 72-ball 57.Swepson's maiden scalp in getting the Pakistan captain to end 96-run partnership turned the game towards Australia. Imam got to his eighth ODI century - 103 off 96 with 9 fours and 3 sixes - but lack of support from middle order meant it would go in vain.Adam Zampa's four-fer helped Australia bowl Pakistan out for 225 in 45.2 overs.&nbsp;Head showed his all-round capabilities taking out two wickets in a player-of-the-match performance.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

The Adam Zampa Chapter : Domestic & International Career, Facts & Figure

Adam Zampa (born 31 March 1992) is an Australian cricketer who represents New South Wales, the Melbourne Stars and the Australia national cricket team. He is a leg-spin bowler who also hits right-handers.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/adam-zampa-08_03_2022.jpg">He is an Australian cricket leg spin bowler and right-handed batsman known for his achievements. On 4 March 2016 he made his Twenty20 International (T20I) debut for the Australia national team.Early CareerAs a child, Zampa bowled at a medium pace, but Cricket Australia had imposed restrictions on how many overs-pace bowlers were allowed to bowl in U14 matches, so he decided to change his bowling style to leg spin, inspired by Australian Test cricketer Shane Warne. Zampa made it to Australia's U19 team in 2009 and landed a rookie contract with the Blues in 2010 after playing a role by representing Australia in their successful 2010 U19 Cricket World Cup. Zampa played in two youth test matches and eight youth ODIs, recording 11 wickets in the two formats.Domestic CareerThis talented cricketer's national career began in 2010 when New South Wales awarded Zampa a rookie contract following his outstanding performance at the previous U19 World Cup. Zampa was not allowed to show his bowling skills because the team had other experienced spinners.Zampa made his first-class debut for New South Wales in the 2012/13 season of Sheffield Shield against Queensland. He took five wickets in a three-wicket win. Despite not being contracted with a Big Bash League team until a week before BBL|02 began, he played for the Sydney Thunder and was rated highly by Trevor Hohns. He finished the season having played three first-class matches and taking ten wickets at an average of 23 runs per wicket.After the season, he accepted an offer to play for South Australia, in both top-flight and one-day games, and for South Australia's Twenty20 team, the Adelaide Strikers. He was tempted by the guaranteed starts he would get in the South Australia team as they had just lost test spinner Nathan Lyon to New South Wales. In the winter of 2013 he trained at the Center of Excellence for three months before joining the South Australia squad for the 2013/14 season. The move to South Australia proved useful in furthering Zampa's career as he had the opportunity to work alongside veteran South African spinner Johan Botha, who was captain of the South Australian side at the time of his move.Adam Zampa has been a determined cricketer since his early days. He trained at the Center of Excellence for three months to ensure he was fully prepared before joining the South Australian team in the 2013/14 season. 

This was a positive change for him and he moved to South Australia to work with Johan Botha, a former South Australia team captain, after Zampa made the move. 

Adam Zampa's performance at the 2014-15 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup was compelling despite his team losing.&nbsp;Zampa was a Redbacks player for two seasons. He wanted more experience so he signed with the Melbourne Stars.The summer of 2015/16 was the most successful in Zampa's career up to that point. He impressed in both List A cricket and Twenty20 cricket and was included in Australia's 2016 squad for both One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals but he struggled in first-class cricket. In the 2015/16 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup he recorded scores of 4/48 against Cricket Australia XI to lead South Australia to the knockout final of the tournament. In BBL|05 he was part of an unusual dismissal in which he nosed past Peter Nevill.IPL Career 


Zampa's consistent economic bowling in T20s caught the attention of several franchise owners and 

was consequently bought by the now defunct Rising Pune Supergiants. Played under the management of MS Dhoni and Steve Smith, Zampa notched the second-best bowling figure in IPL history after scoring 6 scalps in 19 runs against Sunrisers Hyderabad. 

This wrist spinner seemed to have an affinity with the spinning Indian pitches as he won 19 wickets in 11 IPL games. However, after two relatively good seasons in IPL, he was not chosen by any franchise, but in 2020 Zampa was chosen to replace compatriot Kane Richardson in Royal Challengers Bangalore ahead of the 13th edition of the league.International CareerAdam Zampa was the first match for ODI, the second match in the 2015-16 Chappell-Hadlee Trophy. Zampa played Zampa in his first 2020 international for South Africa on 4 March 2016. Zampa became a permanent member of both Australia's ODI and T20 teams, giving him the opportunity to represent his country. 

Zampa represented Australia at both the 2016 and 2020 World Cups. Although he was only accepted into the team, his performance caught everyone's attention. He took five wickets at an average of 13.80. He performed well for Australia and started playing in the 2020 games.With Zampa's promotion to the Australia national team, he also began playing in Twenty20 franchises as an overseas player. Playing for Rising Pune Supergiant in the Indian Premier League against Sunrisers Hyderabad, he took 6 wickets for 19 carries and was ranked as the 3rd best bowler in the history of the IPL after 6/14 by Sohail Tanvir and 6/12 by Alzarri Josef. Zampa rolled his first over of the match in the 8th over of Sunriser's Hyderabad's innings but was immediately taken off the tackle without taking a wicket. He was not substituted back on until the 16th, in which he took a wicket. Captain MS Dhoni gave him an extended spell after his wicket and he took two wickets in the 18th over and three more wickets in the 20th to bring his total to six. He was named Man of the Match for his performance, and this was also the record for best bowling figures by a bowler in Twenty20 history in a losing cause. Zampa also played in the Caribbean Premier League for the Guyana Amazon Warriors, taking 15 wickets for an average of 18.46, the most of any spin bowler in the tournament.Despite all of Zampa's successes in the shorter forms of cricket, he still failed to break through to the Australian Test team. He failed to achieve exceptional form in the Sheffield Shield, having been a victim of South Australia's very powerful tempo attack, with Chadd Sayers and Kane Richardson taking all the wickets themselves, giving Zampa no opportunities to break away. Australia played a Test series in India in early 2017 and former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming touted him as a possible addition to Australia's squad due to his ability to bowl on Indian pitches, but he was not included in the squad. Instead, Zampa continued playing in the Sheffield Shield and had his first five-wicket pull in a first-class innings as he hit a career-best counts of 6/62 in the first innings against Queensland, before adding another four in the second innings Wickets won his first ten wicket haul in a first class match.Zampa was in Australia's squad for the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy but didn't get many opportunities to play as two of Australia's three group stage games were washed out and Australia failed to advance to the finals.In April 2019 he was called up to Australia's squad for the 2019 Cricket World Cup. In August 2021, Zampa was named to Australia's squad for the 2021 ICC Men's T20 World Championship. On 4 November 2021, in Australia's T20 World Cup match against Bangladesh, Zampa took his first five-wicket move in T20I cricket.Club Career 
Zampa's T20 bowling skills caught the attention of other hosts who bought him to play in their leagues including IPL, CPL, Big-Bash. 

Zampa was the second best IPL bowler while playing for Rising Pune Supergiants. Adam Zampa enjoys Indian turning pitches after winning 19 wickets in 11 IPL games. 

He played for Guyana Amazon Warriors in the Caribbean Premier League and won 15 wickets. 

He has also played in Big Bash for the Adelaide Strikers as well as the Melbourne Stars.Awards and Recognitions 
He has the second best bowling figures in IPL history. He scalped 6 for 19 in the 2016 edition of the IPL against eventual champions Sunrisers Hyderabad while playing for Rising Pune Supergiant.He started his cricket career with the Melbourne Stars in 2015. He was featured in the Huffington Post and was named an integral member of the T20I tournament in March 2016.AchievementsAdam Zampa's cricket career got off to a great start. That's why he was able to keep his place in the team. Zampa has taken many wickets during the T20 games. 

He was then added to the 2016 T20 World Cup. Despite not doing well at the T20 World Cup, Zampa was nonetheless named Australia Cricket's top wicket-taker. He had won the Man of the Match title in many cricket matches.Unknown Facts<ul><li>Zampa is from New South Wales but moved to South Australia to continue playing cricket there.</li><li>
He loves the dog and can be seen on various sets. His dog named Zaidee is Zaidee.</li><li>
He also loves superheroes and his favorite is Superman.</li><li>
He wears jersey number 63. To pay tribute to Phil Hughes.</li><li>
He was also a dolphin trainer for Sea World Entertainment.</li></ul>

The best XI of the T20 World Cup in the eyes of BDCrictime

After a long month of cricket , the 2021 edition of the T20 World Cup has finally come to an end. More than 150 cricketers from 16 teams took part in the seventh edition. There were some remarkable performances from a lot of players in this mega event.&nbsp;After some deliberation, Bdcrictime have adjudged their best XI of the T20 World Cup 2021.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/image_2021-11-16_020217-15_11_2021.png">1) David Warner: David Warner has silenced his critics&nbsp;on the big stage after a horror show in the IPL 2021. Having got a chance to bat in 8 innings, he has scored 279 runs at an average of 47.18 He played a key role in helping Australia reach the final. Fifty in both of the last three matches of the tournament. He made 49 runs in the remaining match.&nbsp;Warner has been nominated as the best player of the tournament.2) Jos Buttler (Wicketkeeper): BDCrictime have placed the responsibility of quick runs in the power play on the shoulders of English opener Jos Butler. The batsman has batted at a strike rate of 151 throughout the tournament He has made important contribution in the memorable World Cup mission of England He has scored 269 runs at an average of 90 in 6 innings with the bat The only century of the World Cup came from his bat. He was equally impressive behind the stumps as well, taking 4 catches and a stumping.&nbsp;3) Babar Azam: Pakistan cricket team qualifies for the semifinals as the only undefeated team to win every match of Super Twelve. In this aggressive performance of Pakistan team, captain Babar Azam has led from the front with the bat. He scored 303 runs at an average of 60 in 6 matches and became the highest run-getter of this year's event. He has inevitably taken a place in the team of Bdcrictime However, instead of opening, Babar will bat at 3.4) Kane Williamson (Captain): Bdcrictime have entrusted New Zealand captain Kane Williamson to lead the side and the middle order.&nbsp;Williamson has scored 216 runs in 7 matches this year He played an impeccable innings of 85 runs in the World Cup final This is the highest innings ever to come from a captain's bat in a T20 World Cup final.5) Charith Asalanka: In the seventh edition, Sri Lanka were knocked out in the Super 12. Although the team could not do well, Charith Asalanka was brilliant with the bat. Even at the end of the tournament, he is at number 5 in the list of top run-getter, scoring 231 runs in 6 innings.6) Mitchell Marsh: Mitchell Marsh paved the way for Australia to win by playing an impeccable innings in the final against New Zealand.&nbsp; He was also selected as the Man of the Final The all-rounder was brilliant with bat and ball throughout the tournament. Therefore he cemented a place for himself&nbsp; in the T20 World Cup 2021 best XI of BDCrictime.7) Moeen Ali: English all-rounder Moeen Ali has consistently shined in the T20 World Cup. Captain Eoin Morgan has always relied on him to keep the opponent's run rate at bay. He also reciprocated the captain's confidence by picking up wickets at crucial times His economy is only 5.75&nbsp; throughout the whole event He also made important contribution with the bat when given the opportunity In the semi-finals, the English all rounder scored an important 51 runs off 37 balls.8) Wanindu Hasaranga: Sri Lanka failed to shine as a team in the seventh edition of the T20 World Cup. However, Sri Lankan leg-spinning all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga was brilliant with the ball. As a result, he holds the record for most wickets in a World Cup. He has taken 16 wickets with the ball in this year's event At the same time, the mentality of fighting with the bat in the danger of the team has given place to Hasaranga in the Bdcrictime XI.9) Josh Hazlewood: Josh Hazlewood was never really a regular in T20I for Australia His only focus was on Test cricket. However, he got a place in the team for the seventh edition of the T20 World Cup. He displayed just how scary he can be in the smaller version. Hazlewood led the pace attack on Australia's World Cup winning mission, picking up 11 wickets.&nbsp;10) Adam Zampa: Adam Zampa played a total of seven matches in the seventh edition. He has given more than 24 runs in just two matches. In the remaining five matches, his economy was below six All in all, the economy is so enviable. He took 13 wickets in 6 matches with 5.69 runs per over. Adam Zampa was also frugal in the important final match. He gave only 26 runs in the allotted four overs. Picked up the wicket of experienced Martin Guptill.11)&nbsp;Trent Boult: Kiwi speed star Trent Boult showcased his entire experience in the seventh season. He led the team's bowling attack throughout the tournament Williamson relied on Trent Boult to take a wicket early in the innings or to stop the last run of the innings. He has rewarded that confidence by taking 13 wickets in 6 matches Tied with Adam Zampa, he is at number 2 in the list of top wicket takers

Zampa is real man of the tournament for Finch

The seventh edition of the Twenty20 World Cup has finally come to an end after a month of thrilling cricket. David Warner was named Man of the Tournament in the recently concluded event. However, in the eyes of Captain Finch, the real best is Adam Jampa.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/adam-zampa-1-1636029352-04_11_2021.jpg">Zampa is the man of the tournament in Finch's eyes


Australia beat New Zealand by Eight wickets at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday to lift the Twenty/20 World Cup for the First time. David Warner lead the Five-time world champion of One-Day Cricket, to win its First Twenty/20 title. 


He has amassed 289 runs in 7 innings at an average of 48.16, beating the previous off-form of the tournament. Fifty in last Two of the Three matches. He made 49 runs in the remaining match . Warner has been nominated as the best player of the tournament But in the eyes of Aussie captain Aaron Finch, the real match-winner is Adam Jampa. 

 This is what the captain, who won Australia's first Twenty20 World Cup, said, "In my eyes, Adam Zampa is the best player in the tournament. He has controlled the game throughout the entire tournament. He also took all the important wickets. He is a great player." 


The cunning spinner has made a significant contribution to Aussie's first T20 World Cup winning mission. He has taken the most wickets for Australia in this year's World Cup 

 Adam Jampa has played a total of Seven matches in the Seventh edition. He has given more than 24 runs in just Two matches. In the remaining Five matches, his economy was below Six All in all, the economy is so enviable. The leg-spinner has taken 13 wickets in 7 matches with 5.69 runs per over.

Zampa fears getting neglected after WC

Australia will face New Zealand in the final of the ICC Twenty/20 World Cup today. Before that important match, Aussie spinner Adam Jampa complained of being neglected from the beginning of his career.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/adam-zampa-1-1636029352-04_11_2021.jpg">Zampa fears getting neglected after WC

Adam Jampa has made a significant contribution to Aussie mission to win this First World Cup. So far, he has taken the most wickets for the team in this World Cup. 

 The spinner has played Six matches in this World Cup. He has given more than 24 runs in just One match. Incredibly in the remaining Five matches, his economy was below Six all in all, the economy is so enviable. However, despite such a brilliant performance in the World Cup, Adam Zampa cannot forget the neglect towards him in the past. He also said that there is a fear of being devalued again in the future <blockquote>"In each case, they have seized it, despite obstacles we can scarcely imagine." -Adam Zampa 

 </blockquote>He added, "I've always been neglected. This has happened to me since I was 15-16 years old. There was always someone more important than me. Another series will come after this World Cup. Once again I will face neglect. Of course, this challenge helps me to play better.''Zampa took 12 wickets in 6 matches with 5.69 runs per over. The Australian also picked up Babar Azam's crucial wicket with just 22 runs in the high-scoring Semifinal match.The Two Australians will face off on Sunday in the title fight at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The Australian national cricket team has reached the final of the Twenty/20 World Cup for the Second time, though no one was considered before the start of the World Cup.

Mirpur wickets are worst: Zampa

Super 12s have become pretty exciting as many teams are fighting to reach the Semis. The finalists of 2010 Twenty/20 World Cup have eyed Bangladesh to advance further in this competition. Prior to that, Zampa bursted out with criticism regarding the SBNCS (Mirpur) Wicket.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/Australia celebrats a wicket .jpeg">Mirpur wickets are worst: Zampa 

Bangladesh clinched five-match Twenty/20 series against Australia ahead of their ICC T20 World Cup campaign in a slow and low wicket at home. Many predicting this could inspire Tigers ahead of their clash against the same team in the mega event.&nbsp;But according to Adam&nbsp;Zampa, they are not too bothered with it considering wickets will be very different here in the showpiece event at United Arab Emirates.&nbsp;“We are very much going to concentrate on the next game against Bangladesh,” he told the media on Sunday.
<blockquote>
“It will be different. The wicket in Dhaka was one of the worst international wickets we have come up against, particularly in my time in the Australian cricket team.’’- Adam Zampa.
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Australia started off as a flyer against South Africa &amp; Sri Lanka. Won both the matches comfortably. But, hammered away by arch rivals England. The spinner is confident about turn around from there defeat.He says,&nbsp;“Bangladesh would walk off with 115 runs and you’d think how are we gonna get this? I don’t think we will see a wicket that bad over here, and obviously, our team is looking a bit different. We’ve got some ball speed which we didn’t have over there.’’ 

“We are pretty wary of what they are able to do, they’ve got some young players and some great experience with guys like Shakib (Al Hasan), who can win a game off his own bat. It’s going to be a big game, and we’ll try and use whatever intel we have from the last series,” the Australian spinner added.

“This game will be a different look to those games in Dhaka,” Zampa concluded.

 

5 times ODI World Cup Title Holders are in quest of maiden Twenty/20 trophy. They have to win rest of their matches, in addition, with better run rate. Bangladesh &amp; West Indies won’t let them to achieve that comfortably. 

Australia will face the Tigers On November 4,. That will also be the last match for Red &amp; Green in this edition of Twenty/20 World Cup.

Australia defeat Sri Lanka as Warner, Zampa shine

Australia clinched their second victory of the ICC T20 World Cup by defeating Sri Lanka by six wickets in the Group B of Super Twelve. They remain second in the points tables, while Sri Lanka slots back to the fourth place.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/aus-vs-sl-28_10_2021.jpg">After losing the toss in Dubai, Sri Lanka lost 6 wickets in 20 overs and scored 154 runs. After the departure of Pathum Nisanka in the third over, Sri Lanka got off to a good start with Kushal Perera and Charith Asalanka batting. However, after facing 25 and 27 balls respectively, these two batsmen scored an equal number of runs (35) and then the pace of the run slowed down after they were dismissed.&nbsp;After that, Bhanuka Rajapakse, took the onus upon himself to increase the run flow. He remained unbeaten on 33 off 26 balls. Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa took two wickets each for the Aussies. Zampa gave away only 12 runs in 4 overs.Australia got off to a flying start by playing to win. David Warner, who was under the spotlight, finally got back into scoring runs. &nbsp;The opening pair brought the team to 80 runs in 7.5 overs.&nbsp;Warner completed his half-century after captain Aaron Finch was dismissed for 37 off 23 balls. Warner, who hit 65 off 42 balls with 10 fours, departed when his side was almost certain to win. Glenn Maxwell was dismissed for five, but Steve Smith's unbeaten 27 off 27 balls and Marcus Stonis'16 of 7 deliveries helped Australia win with 18 balls to spare and six wickets in hand.&nbsp;Wanindu Hasaranga was the star with the ball for Sri Lanka, picking up both the wickets in Australia's innings.&nbsp;

Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup

Australia
were heavily dominated by Bangladesh in their recent five-match T20I series where the home
side won the series convincingly with a margin of 4-1. Let’s have a deep dive
into both positive and negative performances for the Aussies in this series. 
Positives:
Bowlers 
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/aus-bowling-vs-bd.jpg" style="width: 489px; height: 340px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" title="Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup" alt="Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup">Australia as
a bowling unit clicked perfectly in the sub-continental conditions. Aussie
pacers and spinners both&nbsp;caused ample problems in the Tigers batting line-up and
restricted them to low totals in each and every game.
Josh
Hazlewood was their pick of the pacers. He was the joint highest wicket taker in
the series despite playing a match less, picking up 8 scalps while averaging 10.62 with an economy rate of
5.42. He used his pace and variations to perfection to confine Bangladesh’s
batsmen, especially the openers. The likes of Soumya Sarkar struggled on a
regular basis against Hazlewood. 
The spin duo
of Adam Zampa and Ashton Agar were impressive as well. Zampa picked up 5
wickets with an economy of 6.25 and Agar picked up 3 wickets with an economy of
5.60. Both the spinners used the pitch conditions to their advantage and pegged
back the Tiger batters repetitively.
The other
bowlers like Mitchell Starc looked lethal in the 2 matches he played, taking 3
wickets. Another bowler look can hold his head high is Nathan Ellis. Ellis, who
debuted in this series picked up 5 wickets with an economy of 6.25, including a
debut hat-trick. He gave himself every opportunity to be called up for the T20 World
Cup squad of Australia.
Overall,
Australia should not be worried about their bowling attack in the T20 World Cup.

Mitchell Marsh
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/mitch marsh.jpg" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width: 434px; height: 277px;" title="Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup" alt="Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup">With the
entire Aussie batting line-up stuttering around, Mitchell Marsh stood tall against
the dangerous looking Bangladesh bowlers. He was the highest run getter in the
series with 156 runs and averaging 31.2.
Marsh used his footwork well and played
positive cricket against Bangladesh’s spinners. He consistently scored runs and
looked solid whenever he was on the crease.
His impressive performance in this series and
the previous one against West Indies means that he is likely to feature in the
playing XI in the T20 World Cup.
Negatives:
The rest of the batting
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/aus-vs-bd-.jpg" style="width: 455px; height: 331px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" title="Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup" alt="Australia's learnings from Bangladesh series ahead of T20 World Cup">While Marsh
fared quite well in the Tigers challenge, it wasn’t the same case for the other
batsmen. The likes of Josh Phillipe, Alex Carey, Matthew Wade and Moises Henriques
never looked comfortable while facing Bangladesh’s bowlers. 
Philippe
scored 19 runs in the first 2 matches and then was dropped. Carey featured in
all the 5 matches but scored only 35 runs. Captain Wade also had a
disappointing outing, scoring 42 runs in the 5 games and
Henriques also struggled for runs, scoring only 40 of them. 
Despite all
of them being top performers in the Big Bash League (BBL), all four of them
looked shaky in Bangladesh and it ended with 62 all-out in the last T20I, their lowest score in the history of T20I format.
However, Justin Langer and co will be relieved
by the return of David Warner, Aaron Finch, Steve Smith, Glenn Maxwell,&nbsp;Marcus
Stoinis and Pat Cummins in the World Cup. Australian management will pin their hopes on these
star performers to rescue their batting. It will be interesting to see which wicket-keeper
batsman Australia will opt for, as both Wade and Carey had a bad time in the
series.

Toss: Mosaddek, Saifuddin in as Bangladesh opt to bat first again

Bangladesh have won the toss and
opted to bat first again against the visitors Australia in the last match of the five-match T20I series at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium. The hosts are
leading the series by 3-1.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/afif-nurul.jpg" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" title="Toss: Mosaddek, Saifuddin in as Bangladesh opt to bat first again" alt="Toss: Mosaddek, Saifuddin in as Bangladesh opt to bat first again">Bangladesh have changed their
playing XI for the first time in the series as they give the chance to two
all-rounders Mosaddek Hossain and Mohammad Saifuddin in replace of Shamim
Hossain and Shoriful Islam.
While Australia have made changes
again. This time they have rested Andrew Tye and Josh Hazlewood. Adam Zampa and
Nathan Ellis have replaced them in the XI.
Bangladesh have already secured their
first-ever series win against Australia, though they lost the previous match
despite fighting till the end with the total of 104 runs only. They will look
to end the series on a high note with an another good performance.
While Australia will try to maintain
their winning form and gain some all-important confidence ahead the T20 World
Cup.
Playing XIs:
Bangladesh: Soumya Sarkar, Naim
Sheikh, Shakib Al Hasan, Mahmudullah Riyad (c), Nurul Hasan (wk), Afif Hossain,
Mosaddek Hossain, Mahedi Hasan, Mohammad Saifuddin, Nasum Ahmed, Mustafizur
Rahman.&nbsp; 
Australia:&nbsp;Ben McDermott, Matthew
Wade (c,&nbsp;wk), Mitchell Marsh, Moises Henriques, Alex Carey, Dan Christian,
Ashton Turner, Ashton Agar, Adam Zampa, Mitchell Swepson, Nathan Ellis.

Bangladesh, Australia look to end series on high note

With Bangladesh having an unassailable lead of 3-1 against Australia, the&nbsp; last match on Monday (August 9)&nbsp;is essentially a dead rubber. However, both teams will be playing for
their pride and possibly look for answers to some of their unanswered questions
for the upcoming T20 World Cup.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/musta-vs-aus.jpg" title="Bangladesh, Australia look to end series on high note" alt="Bangladesh, Australia look to end series on high note">Bangladesh’s
major concern will be to sort out their batting especially at the top-order.&nbsp;But the
bowlers did a tremendous job throughout the series. They almost went on to
defend a mediocre score of 104 in the fourth T20I, which is rarely expected in a T20 match. &nbsp;
So despite
winning the series already, the Tigers will be looking to win to boost their
morale even higher for the upcoming New Zealand series at the end of the current month.
On the other hand, Australian
batters struggled even more. They were failing to pick up cutters and variations
from Bangladeshi bowlers continuously in the series. Baring Mitchell Marsh, none of the Aussies
displayed consistency throughout the series. Unlike their batters, Aussie bowlers
were consistent with their lines and length and will be looking to continue this good run in the following match as well.
With this
encounter being the last one before the T20I world cup, the Kangaroos will be
desperate to cut the deficit to 3-2 for a much-needed confidence boost. 

Bangladesh did not change their playing XI
throughout the series. However, if they decide to rotate a little, off-form opener&nbsp;Soumya
Sarkar may loss his place to Mohammad Mithun. While there can be some rotation in the pace bowling department too as Taskin Ahmed and Mohammad Saifuddin are waiting to get a match from the bench.While, there has a chance that Australia will play three frontline spinners in the last match which captain Matthew Wade hinted after the last match. In that case, Josh Hazlewood, who played all the matches in the series, should get rest and can be replaced by Adam Zampa, who was given rest in the last match.Possible XIs:

Bangladesh: Mohammad Naim, Mohammad Mithun/Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan,
Mahmudullah (c), Nurul Hasan (wk), Afif Hossain,&nbsp;Mahedi Hasan,&nbsp;Shamim Hossain/Mohammad Saifuddin, 
Nasum Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman/Taskin Ahmed.

Australia: Matthew Wade (c,&nbsp;wk), Ben McDermott, Mitchell Marsh, Moises Henriques,
Alex Carey, Dan Christian, Ashton Turner, Ashton Agar, Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa, Mitchell Swepson.

Nationality	Australia
Role	Bowlers
Born	31st Mar, 1992
Age	30 years, 4 months, 17 days
Batting Style	Right Hand Bat
Bowling Style	Right Arm Leg Spin

Matches	67
Innings	31
Not Out	10
Runs	176
High Score	36
Average	8.38
Strike Rate	60.27
100s	0
50s	0
6s	1
4s	14

Matches	62
Innings	14
Not Out	7
Runs	47
High Score	13
Average	6.71
Strike Rate	85.45
100s	0
50s	0
6s	0
4s	4

Matches	208
Innings	67
Not Out	29
Runs	254
High Score	23
Average	6.68
Strike Rate	88.81
100s	0
50s	0
6s	3
4s	22

Matches	110
Innings	63
Not Out	17
Runs	685
High Score	66
Average	14.89
Strike Rate	90.60
100s	0
50s	3
6s	18
4s	69

Matches	67
Innings	67
overs	592.4
Runs	3274
wickets	103
bestinning	4/38
bestmatch	4/38
Average	31.78
econ	5.52
Strike Rate	34.5
4W	4
5W	0
10W	0

Adam Zampa

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