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  • Ireland make history with shock win over Windies in Caribbean

    January 18, 2022

    A “very, very sad day for Windies cricket” is how captain Kieron Pollard summarised his side’s shock one-day international series defeat to Ireland earlier this week. Pollard must reload his batting ammo before England arrive for five T20s, starting this Saturday, where the visitors will be looking to erase their own post-Ashes gloom from memory.  [...]

  • England cricketers sorry after Australian police break up boozy Ashes party

    January 18, 2022

    England cricket chiefs have apologised after police were called to break up a boozy party at the team hotel early yesterday morning following the end of the Ashes series in Australia. Tasmania Police spoke to players from both the England and Australia teams, who were sharing a post-series drink in Hobart, at around 6am on [...]

  • Ashes: This series is just the latest in disappointing results Down Under

    January 17, 2022

    Well it’s over… finally. The 72nd edition of the Ashes will not go down as a classic battle.  The 2021-22 tour of Australia was Joe Root’s third Ashes series without a win and England’s third tour since they last won a Test. There are, though, common themes which point to serious issues which remain unresolved [...]

  • Chris Tremlett Ashes column: If that’s the best we’ve got it doesn’t bode well

    January 17, 2022

    It was a glimmer of hope to see England get a draw in the fourth Ashes Test last week but that was soon swept from under me. There was a moment yesterday where I thought it was possible that England would finish the series with a win. The Zak Crawley partnership with Rory Burns was [...]

  • Ashes: Reaction as England’s humiliating collapse finalises 4-0 result

    January 16, 2022

    England’s Ashes finished this morning as Joe Root’s men completed a humiliating batting collapse to concede the fifth and final Test and lose the series 4-0. On only the third day in Hobart, England’s 10-58 was the worst Ashes collapse for the country since 1948. The overall result has been known since the final days [...]

  • Committee recommends withholding cricket funds in Rafiq racism report

    January 14, 2022

    A report by MPs into the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal has recommended that the government makes any public funding for English cricket dependent on the sport showing progress in eradicating racism. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee report, published today, calls for the domestic game to “clean up its act” or face cuts following [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: This is one of the worst Ashes tours I can remember

    January 9, 2022

    It’s been a horrendous Ashes tour, one of the worst. The only positive is that England will not lose this series 5-0. England may have snuck a draw in the fourth Test in Sydney on Sunday but that doesn’t paper over the cracks in the set-up that this tour has exposed. The way they lost [...]

  • Cricket round-up: Just who fills the gap when international stars retire?

    January 6, 2022

    If one sport has matched the fireworks of New Year, it is cricket. In the space of a week, New Zealand’s Ross Taylor, South Africa’s Quinton de Kock and Pakistan’s Mohammad Hafeez announced their retirement from the sport. Each a key figure in their Test side, their impact on the game should not be underestimated [...]

  • England Ashes woe down to batting failure, says Stuart Broad

    January 6, 2022

    England bowler Stuart Broad has laid the blame for a miserable Ashes series at the feet of the tourists’ batters as they look to avoid another defeat in the fourth Test. Broad revived debate about his controversial omission earlier in the series by taking five wickets on the first two days in Sydney. His performance [...]

  • Wood pleased with England start to fourth Ashes Test despite ‘carnage’

    January 5, 2022

    England bowler Mark Wood hailed the team’s solid start to the fourth Ashes Test in Sydney, despite the “carnage” affecting their preparations. The tourists restricted Australia to 126-3 on a rain-affected first day, with Wood, the recalled Stuart Broad and James Anderson taking one wicket apiece. Since their Ashes hopes were extinguished in the third [...]

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