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  • Chris Tremlett: Eoin Morgan’s Afghanistan blitz showed England captain’s leadership skills as well as power

    June 19, 2019

    Eoin Morgan has always been someone who cashes in when he gets on a roll, but even for him the World Cup performance against Afghanistan yesterday was special. As captain of the one-day side Morgan has tried to make England as dominant as possible and his innings of 148 from 77 balls, with an ODI [...]

  • Eoin Morgan makes a mockery of a bad back to smash astonishing century in World Cup win over Afghanistan

    June 18, 2019

    Eoin Morgan was supposed to have a bad back. When England’s captain followed Jason Roy off the pitch, walking gingerly alongside the physio during Friday’s match against West Indies in Southampton, it looked like the favourites could be about to receive a hammer blow to their Cricket World Cup chances. When the news was relayed [...]

  • England v Afghanistan: Used Old Trafford pitch and Rashid Khan’s magic the key for visitors

    June 17, 2019

    On the face of it England’s World Cup game against Afghanistan tomorrow comes at an opportune moment. With opener Jason Roy sidelined by a torn hamstring for a few games at least and captain Eoin Morgan recovering from a back spasm, it appears the perfect time to play the side bottom of the group table and without [...]

  • Sir Garfield Sobers interview: West Indies legend on short-pitch bowling, Chris Gayle and the current team’s World Cup chances

    June 13, 2019

    The sport may have evolved since he retired 45 years ago and he may have only played a single one-day international, but Sir Garfield Sobers still knows a thing or two about cricket. The West Indies legend, who played 93 Test matches between 1954 and 1974, scoring 8,032 runs at an average of 57.78 and [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: England should combat the dangerous Chris Gayle with all-out pace at the Rose Bowl

    June 12, 2019

    England play West Indies at the Rose Bowl on Friday and I’m sure they won’t be complacent about what Jason Holder’s side can do. West Indies’ fast bowling attack have shown how good they can be, demolishing Pakistan for just 105 in their opening game and reducing Australia to 79-5 in their second with aggressive [...]

  • Cricket World Cup: Scotland chief executive Malcom Cannon on qualifying heartbreak, the 10-team format and becoming a full member

    June 11, 2019

    The World Cup may be in full swing across the country right now, but not everyone involved in cricket is revelling in the occasion. With the focus solely on the 10 teams competing, it is easy to get swept up by the occasion and forget the longstanding debate surrounding tournament’s format. Not if your name [...]

  • Indian fans make themselves at home in The Oval amid thumping win over Australia

    June 9, 2019

    There was a fun game to be played at the Cricket Wold Cup match at The Oval today: spot the Australian. Canary yellow shirts were an endangered species inside the stadium, bright dots amid a sea of raucous, passionate, pulsating Indian blue. Even when you thought you’d located a group of Aussie supporters there was [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: England mustn’t panic despite Pakistan defeat

    June 6, 2019

    England’s 14-run defeat by Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup on Monday won’t have triggered any major alarm bells in the camp, but it should act as a minor wake-up call for Eoin Morgan’s side. Despite their 11 successive one-day international losses, and recent 4-0 series defeat against England, Pakistan are a dangerous team who [...]

  • England v Pakistan: Hosts set to unleash Mark Wood and Jofra Archer in all-out pace barrage

    June 2, 2019

    Trent Bridge has in recent years become a cricket ground associated with one thing and one thing only: runs, and lots of them. Over the last four years it has been the highest-scoring venue in England and Wales, with an average one-day international run-rate of 6.98 per over, its true, even-paced pitch and short boundaries [...]

  • England show all the strings to their bow as they open the World Cup with dominant win over South Africa

    May 30, 2019

    They waited a long time for the tournament to start, but when it finally did England did not disappoint. The hosts may not have produced their trademark – the gigantic total compiled through aggressive, explosive batting – yet, in a way, this was better. As the world’s best one-day international side for some time, we [...]

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