That’s how Head broke it down for himself, to help him get over the insecurity of batting for his place ... cricket and franchise cricket,” Aaron Finch, JioStar expert and Head’s first ...

Aaron Finch, Australia's limited ... a couple of really long hits in and feel like my technique was coming back to normal. I don't think I was batting badly in the one day series, a poor shot ...

Aaron Finch (@AaronFinch5) April 11, 2025 Mark Waugh, a former Australian cricketer, suggested a possible reason for David Warner’s lower batting position, implying a strategic role for the player.

Former Australia skipper Aaron Finch took a dig at Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) left-hand batter Venkatesh Iyer for his lack ...

Venkatesh walked in at No. 4 with KKR 43 for 2 in the sixth over but struggled to get going against GT's spinners and eventually fell to Rashid Khan for a 19-ball 14, without hitting a single boundary ...

Even for Aaron Judge, this start to the season is incredible. The New York Yankees superstar isn't just hitting for power. He's hitting for supreme average. He's even doing it in the clutch ...

New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge has got some competition from within his own group. First baseman Ben Rice, who made his debut last year, is hitting .273, along with five home runs ...

NEW YORK — While Aaron Judge has roared out of the gates ... 400 OBP, but he’s hitting .250. His OPS was down to .794 before he homered on Monday night in Minnesota. One reason for the slow ...

New York Mets slugger Juan Soto made a lot of waves when discussing how pitchers approach him differently now that Aaron Judge, his former Yankees teammate, isn't hitting behind him.

This is largely because Soto thrived with 2024 AL MVP Aaron Judge hitting behind him on the New York Yankees last season. And while Soto ultimately chose Queens instead of returning to the Bronx ...

A day after Soto explained to The Post’s Mike Puma that pitchers are attacking him differently this season because he is no longer batting in front of Aaron Judge, the comments made their way ...