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Lucknow Super Giants have roped in Australian pacer Andrew Tye as a replacement for English pacer Mark Wood ahead of start of IPL 2022.
Tye has been in great form in the shortest format of cricket and produced a match-winning 3 for 15 for Perth Scorchers in the final of the Big Bash League.
The 35-year-old Australian pacer is known for his death bowling skills and he is a known entity in the Indian Premier League given he won the purple cap in IPL 2018. Tye has picked 40 wickets in 27 IPL matches so far.
Earlier, Wood was ruled out of this year's IPL after injuring his elbow during England's first Test against West Indies.
Lucknow will begin their IPL 2022 campaign against Gujarat Titans on March 28.

IPL 2022: Lucknow Super Giants brings former purple cap winner as Mark Wood's replacement

Lucknow Super Giants replaced injured Mark Wook with an in-form Australian pacer in their squad. Tap to know former purple cap winner's IPL stats

Lucknow Super Giants have roped in Australian pacer Andrew Tye as a replacement for English pacer Mark Wood ahead of start of IPL 2022.
Tye has been in great form in the shortest format of cricket and produced a match-winning 3 for 15 for Perth Scorchers in the final of the Big Bash League.
The 35-year-old Australian pacer is known for his death bowling skills and he is a known entity in the Indian Premier League given he won the purple cap in IPL 2018. Tye has picked 40 wickets in 27 IPL matches so far.
Earlier, Wood was ruled out of this year's IPL after injuring his elbow during England's first Test against West Indies.
Lucknow will begin their IPL 2022 campaign against Gujarat Titans on March 28.

Lucknow Super Giants have roped in Australian pacer Andrew Tye as a replacement for English pacer Mark Wood ahead of start of IPL 2022

Lucknow Super Giants have roped in Australian pacer Andrew Tye as a replacement for English pacer Mark Wood ahead of start of IPL 2022.
Tye has been in great form in the shortest format of cricket and produced a match-winning 3 for 15 for Perth Scorchers in the final of the Big Bash League.
The 35-year-old Australian pacer is known for his death bowling skills and he is a known entity in the Indian Premier League given he won the purple cap in IPL 2018. Tye has picked 40 wickets in 27 IPL matches so far.
Earlier, Wood was ruled out of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2022-big-blow-for-lucknow-super-giants-mark-wood-out-with-an-injury-1647595265659" target="_blank">this year's IPL after injuring his elbow</a> during England's first Test against West Indies.
Lucknow will begin their IPL 2022 campaign against Gujarat Titans on March 28.
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2 Australian cricketers Adam Zampa&nbsp;and Kane Richardson have left the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp and are heading home from the Indian Premier League. RCB in a statement said that it respects the decision of the players as they cited personal reasons to head back home. With a massive surge in Covid-19 cases, most countries across the world have put India on their no-fly list. There are also strict quarantine rules for those who travel back home from India as the nation registered over 3.5 lakh&nbsp;new cases of Covid-19 on Monday. In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

IPL: 2 Aussie stars head home from Royal Challengers Bangalore team

In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home for personal reasons

2 Australian cricketers Adam Zampa&nbsp;and Kane Richardson have left the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp and are heading home from the Indian Premier League. RCB in a statement said that it respects the decision of the players as they cited personal reasons to head back home. With a massive surge in Covid-19 cases, most countries across the world have put India on their no-fly list. There are also strict quarantine rules for those who travel back home from India as the nation registered over 3.5 lakh&nbsp;new cases of Covid-19 on Monday. In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

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