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Originally Published 16 days ago — by BBC
Gus Atkinson of England injured his hamstring during the fourth Ashes Test at the MCG, adding to England's injury woes in the series, which already includes key fast bowlers. He was replaced by Ollie Pope after feeling soreness while bowling.
Originally Published 19 days ago — by The New York Times
The ECB is investigating footage of Ben Duckett appearing intoxicated during the Ashes tour in Australia, amid concerns over player conduct during a mid-series break in Noosa, with Duckett's recent poor performance adding to the scrutiny.
Originally Published 20 days ago — by BBC
Brendon McCullum expresses his desire to continue as England's cricket coach amid ongoing Ashes series challenges, with his future potentially influenced by ECB decisions and team performance, as England faces a series of defeats in Australia.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by BBC
Heather Knight's unbeaten 79 helped England secure a narrow four-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the Women's World Cup, despite a challenging pitch and struggles against spin bowling. England's bowlers dominated, taking nine wickets, and Knight's resilience under pressure was key to their win, maintaining their winning streak in the tournament.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by BBC
England dominated South Africa with a 10-wicket victory in their Women's World Cup opener, bowling out South Africa for just 69 and chasing the target comfortably in 14.1 overs, showcasing strong bowling and disciplined batting.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by BBC
Jacob Bethell, at 21 years old, will become England's youngest men's cricket captain during the Ireland T20 series, taking leadership due to the absence of regular players. The series offers Bethell a chance to develop his leadership skills on the international stage, amidst a summer of limited play and team adjustments. The full-strength England team will also face South Africa in upcoming ODIs and T20s, with notable absences including Mark Wood and Gus Atkinson.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by BBC
Ben Stokes will miss the fifth Test against India at The Oval due to a shoulder injury, leaving England without their key all-rounder in a crucial match that could determine their series victory and impact future series, including the Ashes. Stokes has been instrumental in the series but has pushed his physical limits, raising concerns about his fitness and future in international cricket.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by BBC
England's selection for the upcoming Test against India remains uncertain, with Luke Wright not committing to Ollie Pope's place at number three and considering Jacob Bethell as a strong alternative. Bethell, who has impressed in recent matches, is close to selection and could challenge Pope or Zak Crawley for a spot. The squad also sees Jamie Overton returning after three years, while Matthew Potts misses out, and Jofra Archer plans to regain match fitness in county cricket.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPNcricinfo
Ben Duckett's stunning innings of 133 runs off 118 balls in the second Test against India in Rajkot has helped England stay in the game, trailing by just 238 runs going into day three. Duckett's aggressive batting against R Ashwin, who claimed his 500th Test wicket, showcased his maturity and flair, marking a remarkable comeback for the player who had faced challenges in the past. His partnership with Joe Root and potential to continue his rampage on day three gives England hope for a competitive performance in the match.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPNcricinfo
Ollie Pope's remarkable batting performance, scoring 148 not out in the fourth day of the India vs England Test match in Hyderabad, has turned the game around for England. Despite initial struggles and a recent shoulder surgery, Pope's aggressive yet calculated approach at the crease has defied India's formidable bowling attack, earning praise from captain Joe Root. His innings, characterized by audacious shot-making and resilience, has shifted the momentum in England's favor, showcasing his potential as a key player in the team's lineup.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hindustan Times
Former England cricketer David Lloyd has issued an ultimatum to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) over the delayed visa of cricketer Shoaib Bashir for the Test series in India, urging them to either demand Bashir's inclusion before starting the series, or bring the team back home. Lloyd criticized the delay in Bashir's visa, citing a similar incident with Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja last year, and emphasized the need for England to support Bashir. He suggested that India is preventing Bashir from playing and called for a delay in the series until Bashir's arrival.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPNcricinfo
Shoaib Bashir has finally received his India visa and is set to join England's Test squad in Hyderabad over the weekend after a prolonged process that required him to return to the UK from the UAE. The saga attracted attention from the British government, with England's captain Ben Stokes expressing frustration over the situation. The British government intervened, emphasizing the need for fair treatment of British citizens in the visa process. With the matter now resolved, Bashir is expected to join the squad and decompress after the ordeal before the second Test in Visakhapatnam.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPNcricinfo
Shoaib Bashir has finally received his India visa and is set to join England's Test squad in Hyderabad over the weekend after a prolonged process that required him to return to the UK from the UAE. The saga attracted attention from the British government, with England's captain Ben Stokes expressing frustration over the situation. The British government intervened, emphasizing the need for fair treatment of British citizens in the visa process. With the matter now resolved, Bashir is expected to join the squad and decompress after the ordeal before the second Test in Visakhapatnam.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPNcricinfo
Jos Buttler expresses his desire to continue as England's captain in both ODI and T20I cricket, starting with their tour to the Caribbean in December. Despite his own struggles with the bat, Buttler remains committed to leading the team and hopes to improve his own performance. England is likely to make changes to their ODI side for the Caribbean tour, while the T20I squad will be stronger as they prepare to defend their title in the T20 World Cup next year.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NDTV Sports
Ben Stokes smashes a record-breaking 182 runs for England in a one-day international against New Zealand at The Oval. His innings, which included 15 fours and nine sixes, surpassed the previous England record of 180. However, Trent Boult's impressive bowling performance of 5-51 kept New Zealand in the game. England lost their last five wickets for 20 runs, finishing with a total of 368.