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Selection intrigue surrounds England-New Zealand opener

June 1, 2021 Staff ReporterFootball, Sports

LONDON – England and New Zealand head into Wednesday’s first Test at Lord’s with both sides face some potentially awkward selection decisions.

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England’s Archer out of Indian Premier League

April 23, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – Fast bowler Jofra Archer has officially withdrawn from the Indian Premier League but is on track to be fit for England’s first Test of the summer, cricket chiefs announced on Friday.

Cricket, England, Indian Premier League, Jofra Archer, Sports

England win toss, bowl in second ODI against India

March 26, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

PUNE, India  – England’s stand-in-skipper Jos Buttler won the toss and elected to bowl in their must-win second one-day international against India on Friday. The tourists, who trail the three-match series 1-0, have been forced to make changes after injuries…

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Buttler denies England rotation policy favours T20 cricket over Tests

March 10, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – Jos Buttler has rejected the suggestion that England have prioritised white-ball cricket over Tests with their rotation policy as they prepare to face India in a Twenty20 series. Buttler is back in India ahead of the start of…

Buttler, England, Sports, Sricket, T20 cricket, tests

England must take India humiliation ‘on the chin’, says Root

March 8, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

AHMEDABAD, India – England must take their Test mauling by India “on the chin” and not just blame the conditions, according to captain Joe Root. Root also staunchly defended the rotation policy that has seen mass team changes between the…

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India crush England inside three days to clinch Test series 3-1

March 6, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

AHMEDABAD, India – Spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel took five wickets each on Saturday as India crushed England inside three days of the fourth Test to seal their series 3-1. Ashwin bowled Dan Lawrence for 50 as England were…

Cricket, England, India, Sports, Test Series

Stokes fifty props up England in final India Test

March 4, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

AHMEDABAD, India – Ben Stokes hit a gritty half-century but England were struggling at 144 for five at tea against India on day one of the fourth Test on Thursday. Ollie Pope, on 21, and Dan Lawrence, on 15, were…

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India dismiss England for 205 in final Test

March 4, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

AHMEDABAD, India  – India bowled out England for 205 as spinners Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin shared seven wickets between them on day one of the fourth and final Test on Thursday. Ben Stokes top-scored with 55 and returning batsman…

Cricket, England, final Test, India, Sports

India beat England by 317 runs to level Test series at 1-1

February 17, 2021 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

CHENNAI, India – India beat England by 317 runs in the second Test inside four days to level the series at 1-1 on Tuesday. Left-arm spinner Axar Patel claimed a five-wicket haul on his Test debut as England were all…

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England cricketers exempt from UK travel ban, says Sri Lanka

December 24, 2020December 24, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

COLOMBO ,  – The England team will be allowed to fly to Sri Lanka despite flights from Britain being suspended because of a new coronavirus strain, the island’s cricket authorities said Wednesday. England are due to arrive in Sri Lanka…

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England hire South African batting legend Kallis for Sri Lanka tour

December 23, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – South African cricket icon Jacques Kallis will be a batting consultant for England’s tour of Sri Lanka, the England and Wales Cricket Board announced on Monday. The 45-year-old is third on the all-time list of Test run-scorers with…

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Elite sport in England exempt from fresh lockdown

November 1, 2020 Staff ReporterFootball, Sports

LONDON – Elite sport will continue to be allowed behind closed doors despite a new month-long lockdown being imposed across England by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday. The strict series of measures reintroduced to try and curb rising…

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England renew Australia rivalry in Covid-hit season finale

September 4, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – One of England’s most extraordinary seasons will end with them facing arch-rivals Australia as both sides try to strike a balance between playing their strongest limited-overs teams and keeping an eye on the future. The coronavirus pandemic threatened…

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Silverwood urges England to finish strong and see Anderson to 600th Test wickets

August 25, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

SOUTHAMPTON, United Kingdom – England coach Chris Silverwood urged his side to “finish strong” and help get James Anderson to 600 Test wickets following a frustrating day against Pakistan at Southampton on Monday. Anderson was left just one shy of…

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Root has dilemmas as England goes for series-clinching win

August 12, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

A rare winning start to a test series isn’t stopping the questions from mounting up for England cricket captain Joe Root. Can Jos Buttler still be trusted as the wicketkeeper? How much has fast bowler Jimmy Anderson left in the…

Cricket, Dilemmas, England, Root, series-clinching, Sports

England clinch Ireland series

August 2, 2020 sub EditorCricket

A “revved up” Jonny Bairstow put the disappointment of his Test axe behind him as he equalled the England record for the fastest one-day international fifty during the world champions’ four-wicket, series-clinching, win over Ireland in Saturday’s second one-day international…

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West Indies bowl in England decider

July 24, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

MANCHESTER, United Kingdom – West Indies captain Jason Holder won the toss and elected to field against England in the deciding third Test at Old Trafford on Friday. England made two changes to the side that won the second Test…

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Broad boosts England’s victory bid in second West Indies Test

July 22, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

MANCHESTER, United Kingdom – Stuart Broad revived England’s hopes of a series-levelling victory in the second Test with a trio of new-ball wickets even as the West Indies avoided the follow-on at Old Trafford on Sunday. The veteran paceman marked…

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Stokes hits out as England set West Indies 312 to win 2nd Test

July 21, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

MANCHESTER, United Kingdom – England set the West Indies a target of 312 from 85 overs to win the second Test at Old Trafford on Monday after Ben Stokes hit out on the fifth and final morning. Stokes, promoted to…

England, Stokes, West Indies 312 to win 2nd Test

Cricket: England v West Indies 2nd Test scoreboard

July 18, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

MANCHESTER, United Kingdom – Scoreboard after rain washed out the whole of the third day’s play in the second Test between England and the West Indies at Emirates Old Trafford on Saturday: England 1st Innings 469-9 dec (B Stokes 176,…

Cricket, England, Sports, test, West Indies

England captain Root returns as West Indies eye series win

July 15, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – England will hope the return of captain Joe Root proves inspirational in the second Test against the West Indies at Old Trafford starting Thursday. Star batsman Root missed England’s four-wicket defeat at Southampton in international cricket’s return from…

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England to back Buttler, but Denly in the firing line

July 14, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – England are set keep faith with Jos Buttler despite defeat to West Indies in the first Test of a three-match series, but time may be up for Joe Denly. Captain Joe Root is set to return for the…

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West Indies arrive in England for unique Test series

June 10, 2020June 10, 2020 sub EditorCricket

West Indies captain Jason Holder hailed a “huge step forward” for cricket as his side became the first international sports team to arrive in Britain since the coronavirus lockdown.

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West Indies approve ‘bio-secure’ Test tour of England

May 30, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua and Barbuda  – West Indies cricket chiefs have given their approval to a Test tour of England where the team will stay in a “bio-secure environment”. The Windies were due to play three Tests in England in…

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No domestic cricket in England until August – ECB

May 28, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – There will be no domestic cricket in England until August 1 at the earliest, the England and Wales Cricket Board announced on Thursday. The start of the English season had already been delayed by the outbreak of the…

Cricket, ECB, England, No domestic cricket, Sports

Root ‘optimistic’ England will play home Tests despite virus

May 8, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON – England captain Joe Root has said he is “very optimistic” Test cricket will take place in his side’s 2020 home season even if that means the squad have to go into more than two months’ of quarantine. With…

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Ex-England quick Malcolm laments father’s death from virus

April 15, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

LONDON (BSS/AFP) – Former England fast bowler Devon Malcolm said Tuesday it was “really difficult” to come to terms with the death of his father from the coronavirus after being unable to visit him in hospital. Malcolm’s father Albert, who…

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Australian documentary ‘motivates’ England skipper Root

March 31, 2020 sub EditorSports

England Test captain Joe Root has said watching the first few episodes of a documentary about the Australian cricket team has been a “motivator” ahead of the 2021/22 Ashes Down Under.

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Taiwan’s Chou to face Axelsen in All England final

March 15, 2020 sub EditorSports

Taiwan’s Chou Tien-chen and Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen will meet in the final of the All England Championships after taking contrasting routes through their last-four matches on Saturday.

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Nick Lee of England as head of BCB’s Physical Performance

March 1, 2020 Staff ReporterCricket, Sports

Dhaka  – Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) named Nicholas Trevor Lee of England as head of their Physical Performance. The 37-year old Englishman, who has a decade’s experiences in the related field, has agreed to make a three-year contract with the…

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