England’s historic chase of 378 against India is eighth-highest of all-time
England made history with a chase of 378 to beat India on Tuesday at Edgbaston.
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England's series win against New Zealand a new dawn of Test cricket?
Perhaps one series does not a summer make, but the signs were there for all to see in England’s 3-0 series victory over New Zealand that this could be a new dawn of Test Match cricket, and the statistics back that up.
Jonny Bairstow is on the path to greatness
The most astounding thing about Jonny Bairstow’s 44-ball 71 not out on the fifth day at Leeds, to help England hurtle towards their chase of 296, was its sense of inevitability.
"Went From Being Almost An Embarrassment...": Graeme Swann On Eoin Morgan's Legacy In White-Ball Cricket
Since a day or two, there have been reports doing the rounds that England white-ball captain Eoin Morgan is likely to bring down curtains on his career. British media has widely reported that Morgan might retire on Tuesday morning. On Monday, former England spinner Graeme Swann spoke to select media on different topics and he was asked about Morgan and the kind of legacy he will leave behind. Swann did not hold back in his praise, saying there would be something "crazy" about English cricket if Morgan is not offered a role immediately once he calls time on his career.
Watch: Wasim Akram's Lethal Inswinging Yorker To Dismiss Michael Atherton In Celebrity Charity Match
Wasim Akram is a bonafide legend, having tormented batters for years with his incredible swing and seam bowling. Christened the 'Sultan of Swing', Wasim Akram took a mindboggling 414 wickets in Test cricket and 502 wickets in One-Day Internationals (ODIs). His ability to swing the ball both ways made him almost unplayable at times. Now, 56 years old, the Pakistan great showed that he still packs a punch when it comes to bowling. Playing in the 'Wellbeing of Women' celebrity charity match "in remembrance of Australia great Shane Warne", Akram turned back the clock by dismissing former England captain Michael Atherton with his signature delivery -- an inswinging yorker.
Stuart Broad: It would be pathetic to hold grudge over West Indies omission
Stuart Broad was happy to renew his old pals’ act with Joe Root at Lord’s last week, claiming it would have been “pathetic” to hold a grudge after being axed for England’s tour of the West Indies.
Rob Key suggests support for reduction in first-class county cricket
England’s managing director of men’s cricket, Rob Key, has hinted that he will lobby for a reduction in first-class county cricket.
Andrew Strauss sets five-year goal for England men’s side to rule all formats
Sir Andrew Strauss aims to make the England men’s team “the best in the world at all formats” within the next five years.