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Cricket Ireland have announced that Graeme West, the current Cricket West Indies (CWI) high performance manager, has been appointed director of high performance with Ireland and will start in the role next month.
For as long as I can remember, going to the Big Tesco Extra has always been an event. The gigantic store with its runway-length escalators and endless aisles with everything you could ever want, has meant that I never pass up an invite.
Whitstable boss Jamie Coyle has made three signings on the eve of the new season.
Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise SunRisers Hyderabad is expected to change its captain ahead of the 2024 edition, said Cricbuzz in a report. The 17th edition of IPL is set to kick off on March 22. Ahead of the tournament, Aiden Markram, who led SRH in 2023, is expected to be sacked from captaincy with Australia captain Pat Cummins replacing him in the role, the report explained. It is worth noting that under Cummins' captaincy, Australia beat India in both the World Test Championship final and Cricket World Cup final last year.
Kent have named their new batting and bowling coaches ahead of the 2024 season.
An unbeaten century by Joe Denly helped Kent establish a lead on day two of their LV= Insurance County Championship match with Lancashire at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Indian pacer Umesh Yadav has signed with Division One English County side Essex for the remainder of the 2023 championship. With three matches remaining, he has replaced injured New Zealand pacer Doug Bracewell and became the team's second active foreign player for the season after Simon Harmer of South Africa. It would be Umesh's second County stint, with his first coming last season with Middlesex in Division Two, where he grabbed four wickets at an average of 71.50.