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  • Keaton who? Alastair Cook admits Jennings – his 11th opening batting partner in four years – is a stranger to him

    December 7, 2016

    England captain Alastair Cook admits that he and new opening partner Keaton Jennings will go into the decisive fourth Test against India in Mumbai on Thursday as virtual strangers. Debutant Jennings – drafted into the team in place of the injured Haseeb Hameed – is the 11th different player to open the batting with Cook [...]

  • MCC World Cricket committee agree on a series of law changes to adjust the balance of power in the game

    December 7, 2016

    Cricketing authorities are set to clamp down on the dominance of batsmen over bowlers by limiting bat sizes for the first ever time. A raft of changes is set to be introduced next year following the MCC World Cricket committee meeting in Mumbai over the last two days. The committee concluded "the balance of the game has tilted [...]

  • Keaton Jennings hits confidence-boosting century as England Test debut awaits

    December 1, 2016

    England newcomer Keaton Jennings has marked his Test call-up by notching an unbeaten century for the Lions as they beat the United Arab Emirates in Dubai. Durham opener Jennings has been added to England’s squad for the remainder of their tour of India after Lancashire’s Haseeb Hameed was sidelined with a badly fractured little finger [...]

  • India is proving tough, but some tours are brutal – try the 2013-14 Ashes series in Australia

    November 30, 2016

    The tour of India is not going the way England would have hoped – 2-0 down with two Tests to play doesn’t make for pleasant reading, while injuries have also struck. It’s important that spirits are kept high and skipper Alastair Cook, together with the management and coaching staff, has an important job to make [...]

  • Trevor Bayliss praises teenager Haseeb Hameed for his heroic rearguard action despite a badly broken finger

    November 29, 2016

    England head coach Trevor Bayliss praised the heroism of rookie batsman Haseeb Hameed after the teenager mounted a spirited rearguard action in the third Test against India despite a badly broken finger. Hameed’s efforts, however, proved in vain as England slumped to an eight-wicket defeat – their fourth loss in six matches – and 2-0 series [...]

  • Wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow admits England were outplayed as rivals India tighten grip on 2-0 series lead

    November 28, 2016

    Record-breaking England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow admitted his side were outplayed by their hosts as a dominant India moved to within touching distance of an unassailable series lead on day three of the third Test in Mohali. On a day when Bairstow effected his 68th dismissal of the calendar year – a Test record – England slumped [...]

  • Adil Rashid unconcerned by plaudits as he spearheads England’s revival against India in third Test

    November 27, 2016

    England leg-spinner Adil Rashid played down his wicket-taking achievements after spearheading the tourists' fightback on day two of the third Test against India in Mohali. Rashid claimed three wickets as England reduced India to 271-6 at the close, having seen the hosts advance to a position of strength at 148-2 after their own innings had [...]

  • County Championship to stage full round of day/night fixtures in 2017

    November 25, 2016

    An historic full round of day/night County Championship fixtures will be staged during the 2017 domestic season in a bid to broaden the appeal of the four-day game in England. Nine matches matches, to be hosted by Essex, Hampshire, Warwickshire and Yorkshire in Division One and Durham, Glamorgan, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and Sussex in the second [...]

  • England seamer Chris Woakes urges cricket chiefs to clear up rules on ball-tampering following Faf du Plessis row

    November 24, 2016

    England seamer Chris Woakes has called on cricket chiefs to eliminate ambiguity in the rules following the ball-tampering conviction of South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis. Du Plessis was fined after being found guilty of using the residue of a sweet he was eating to alter the condition of the ball during the second Test [...]

  • Faf du Plessis ball-tampering saga is ridiculous. It’s nothing new, England have been doing it for years

    November 23, 2016

    The ball-tampering saga which has engulfed South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis is all a bit ridiculous and something which has been blown way out of proportion. Chewing sweets and shining the ball, with the theory being that the polish is kept on the ball better with sweet saliva, is something which has been done [...]

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