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  • Coronavirus: The impact on the sporting world as numerous events are disrupted

    March 12, 2020

    In the space of a week the coronavirus pandemic has gone from having a minimal impact on the world’s sporting events to causing vast swathes of postponements and contests played out behind closed doors.  This week saw the first Premier League game postponed due to Covid-19, Champions League matches played in empty stadiums and two [...]

  • Marquees, team bonding and repetition: The secrets of a county cricket pre-season

    March 11, 2020

    A month out from the start of the County Championship, players are beginning to ramp up their preparations behind the scenes. Pre-season has changed a lot since I began my career. In those days players were often on six-month contracts, meaning the off-season was left up to the individual. Players might go abroad to keep [...]

  • England have the spin options to be successful in Sri Lanka once again and climb the Test Championship table

    March 4, 2020

    England flew out to Sri Lanka on Monday ahead of their upcoming Test tour of the country, which will have an added significance. The World Test Championship may have started on 1 August last year but it has only now started to come into focus for those competing in it.  Having won five of their [...]

  • England Lions’ success in Australia comes as a welcome boost for Sri Lanka tour and the 2021 Ashes

    February 26, 2020

    Coming at the end of a successful tour of South Africa for England and in the same country as the current Women’s T20 World Cup meant the exploits of England Lions in Australia were always likely to fly under the radar. But the achievements of England’s development side deserve attention, because earlier this week they [...]

  • England have entered a new era and have a good chance of challenging Australia in the Women’s T20 World Cup

    February 19, 2020

    England begin their Women’s Twenty20 World Cup campaign against South Africa on Sunday and it is an exciting time for the side. Many of the faces remain the same but they have a new head coach in charge after Lisa Keightley replaced Mark Robinson in January.  Although Keightley is familiar to many, having previously been [...]

  • England right to be excited about the Twenty20 World Cup after flexing their muscles in 2-1 South Africa series win

    February 16, 2020

    England came into their Twenty20 International series with South Africa out of practice in the format, confident, but not entirely sure about the specifics of their route to this year’s World Cup.  Through their mastery of the 50-over format over the last four years they knew they had the players and attributes required to be [...]

  • Ben Foakes deserves an extended run as wicket-keeper in England’s Test side after being picked for Sri Lanka tour

    February 12, 2020

    England may still be in South Africa, but the squad for their tour of Sri Lanka was named on Tuesday and the series isn’t far away. The team will fly out next month ahead of the first Test on 19 March and the 16-man squad features some interesting calls. I am happy to see Ben [...]

  • South Africa v England Twenty20I series preview: Roy, Bairstow, Buttler and Malan set to battle it out for opening role

    February 11, 2020

    A short-format series tacked onto the end of a long tour can sometimes carry little significance, but England’s run of three Twenty20 Internationals with South Africa, starting today, is not one of them. Having won the 50-over Cricket World Cup last year, England’s attention is now firmly fixed on repeating that feat at the 20-over [...]

  • Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali remind everyone of their worth as England draw South Africa ODI series 1-1

    February 9, 2020

    The series may have suffered from an after-the-Lord-Mayor’s-show feel but, thanks to their win on Sunday, England did at least extend a proud record. Victory by two wickets over South Africa in Johannesburg meant that England ensured the three-match One-Day International series was drawn 1-1 and their three-year unbeaten record remains intact. England’s domination of [...]

  • Defeat in the first ODI against South Africa is not worrying – England are working towards bigger goals

    February 5, 2020

    England’s seven-wicket defeat by South Africa in the first One-Day International on Tuesday caused a bit of a stir, but I don’t think there is anything to worry about. With the Twenty20 World Cup approaching later this year and improvement in the Test arena an ongoing priority, ODIs have understandably taken a back seat for [...]

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