Fred Done: I'm fearing the worst at the Cheltenham Festival!
I'm already hiding behind the sofa fearing the worst - and that’s BEFORE the tape goes up at Cheltenham!
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Joe Root can take positives from West Indies opener but poor decisions cost England Women
How was England’s red-ball reset for you? Were you wowed by the dynamism of their batsmen or the inventiveness of their bowlers? No. Well, at least they didn’t lose.
Joe Root can take positives from West Indies opener but poor World Cup decisions cost England Women
How was England’s red-ball reset for you? Were you wowed by the dynamism of their batsmen or the inventiveness of their bowlers? No. Well, at least they didn’t lose.
Mark Wood unlikely to feature in second Test as England await elbow scan
England’s interim coach Paul Collingwood rates Mark Wood as “unlikely” to be fit for the second Test against the West Indies but is optimistic about Ollie Robinson’s prospects.
ICC World Test Championship Points Table: India Jump To 4th Spot After 2-0 Series Win vs Sri Lanka
The Indian men's cricket team moved up one place to take the fourth spot in the latest World Test Championship points table after their dominating performance on the third day of second Test in Bengaluru, which saw them clinch the series 2-0. The table is currently led by Australia, followed by Pakistan and then South Africa in the third place. India's ascension in the points table comes after back-to-back victories in Mohali and then in Bengaluru. The series victory will bring in some much-needed relief to the Indian camp following their 2-1 series loss in South Africa earlier this year.
Jofra Archer nearing top speed as England fast bowler plots long-awaited comeback
Azeem Rafiq gives testimony regarding cricket racism row
England forced to settle for draw despite bold declaration in Antigua
England were unable to conquer a flat pitch and a committed West Indies side on the final day in Antigua after Joe Root’s 24th Test century and bold declaration gave his side a chance.
West Indies docked WTC points, drop below Bangladesh to eighth place
West Indies on Monday slipped to eighth spot in the World Test Championship standings after being penalised by two points for slow over-rate during their drawn first Test against England in Antigua. The Kraigg Brathwaite-led side were found to have been two overs short after reasonable adjustments and time allowances had been taken into consideration, the ICC said. As a result, West Indies were fined 40 per cent of their match fee and were also penalised two points in the ICC World Test Championship standings, dropping below Bangladesh to eighth place in the nine-steam standings.