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IPL 2025: 'We want to make sure that they play brave cricket,' Punjab Kings Assistant Coach Brad Haddin ahead of opener vs GT
New Delhi, March 24: Punjab Kings are all set to kick off their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 campaign with their first match against Gujarat Titans at the Narendra Modi Stadium on March 25. As the team takes the field, the excitement among fans is palpable with expectations running high for a stellar season ahead.
Not sure yet who opens, focus on right combination: PBKS' Haddin ahead of Gujarat Titans clash
Ahmedabad, March 24: Punjab Kings assistant coach Brad Haddin revealed that the franchise is still evaluating its options for the opening pair ahead of their Indian Premier League season opener.
Haddin urges Australia to send Konstas home if he is not in plan for second Test vs SL
New Delhi, Feb 2: Former Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has advised selectors to send 19-year-old Sam Konstas back home to play state cricket if he is not in contention for the second Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. Despite making an impressive debut against India, Konstas was left out of the playing XI for the first Test in Galle, with the side opting for the experience of Travis Head at the top of the order.
He has added a lot of maturity....: Haddin lauds Allan Border Medal favourite Travis Head
Melbourne, February 2: Australia's hard-hitting batter Travis Head is shaping up to be a favourite to win the Allan Border Medal for the Most Outstanding Male Australian Cricketer of the Year, with his domination extending to all formats.
Haddin heaps praises on Bumrah for Border-Gavaskar Trophy performances, compares his campaign to Warne's 2005 Ashes exploits
Melbourne, January 8: Former Australian cricketer Brad Haddin lauded Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah and compared his performances with legendary Aussie spinner Shane Warne's Ashes campaign against England in 2005.
Ravichandran Ashwin retired mid-series because he was 'jack of not being picked': Brad Haddin
Melbourne, January 8: Former Australian cricketer Brad Haddin suggested that legendary spinner Ravichandran Ashwin's retirement in the middle of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy stemmed from frustration over not being selected in the playing eleven.