July 19 Morning Brief: Today's Top news and headlines from cricket world

1. Twitter Reactions: Sri Lanka squander promising start as Saud Shakeel's double ton adds salt to the wounds on Day 3

Let us have a look at how Twitter reacted to Day 3 of the first Test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan as Saud Shakeel’s brilliant knock helped them stabilize the match. (READ MORE)

2. Reports: SRH in talks with Andy Flower for coaching role

Several reports recently emerged stating that Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad are looking to appoint Andy Flower in a coaching role. (READ MORE)

3. Mir Hamza joins Warwickshire for two matches after visa delay

Pakistan pacer Mir Hamza is all set to compete for Warwickshire in two county championship matches against Lancashire and Middlesex. (READ MORE)

4. I would be amazed if I play 50-over cricket beyond the World Cup: Chris Woakes

Star English all-rounder Chris Woakes recently came forward to talk about his future in 50-over cricket after the upcoming World Cup. (READ MORE)

5. ‘I am still a 22-year-old boy’ - Mohammad Haris opens up on comparisons with Suryakumar Yadav

Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Haris reflected on the recent comparisons between him and star Indian batter Suryakumar Yadav. (READ MORE)

6. 'He's had a great start to his career' - Josh Hazlewood lauds Todd Murphy ahead of fourth Ashes Test

Star Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood was all praise for youngster Todd Murphy following a prolific start to his international career. (READ MORE)

7. 'Weather that's predicted might bring more out of us' - Ben Stokes feels rain forecast for fourth Test might play to England's advantage

England skipper Ben Stokes reflected on the weather forecast for the upcoming fourth Ashes Test and opined that rain could play to their advantage. (READ MORE)

8. Jasprit Bumrah yet to receive green light for Ireland tour

With ace Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah making his return to training at the NCA, the 29-year-old is still a doubt for the Ireland tour. (READ MORE)

9. The thing I liked about Yashasvi Jaiswal was that he was able to adapt from T20 to longer form of game: Brad Hogg

Former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg was all praises for Yashasvi Jaiswal for his ability to adapt from the T20 format to Test cricket. (READ MORE)

10. Moeen Ali 'not thinking too far ahead' as 2024 India tour question looms

Veteran English all-rounder Moeen Ali explained how he does not want to ponder over his future in the longest format and just wants to focus on forthcoming Ashes games. (READ MORE)