England once again at the cliff edge – look ahead to day four of the third Test
England’s tour of the West Indies looks doomed to end in familiar disappointment after an abject performance on day three in Grenada left them at the cliff edge.
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England’s big reset is undermined by Joe Root the third-class captain
After the year England’s Test team have had, nine out of 10 captains would have resigned or been sacked. Joe Root survived, somehow, while several other heads rolled. After impressing Andrew Strauss with his appetite, he was given the chance to rebuild his own broken team. He banished Stuart Broad and Jimmy Anderson, the only top-class bowlers at his disposal. And in the first two Tests in West Indies, it looked as if it might just be working.
Former Australia batter 'emerges as frontrunner' to become England managing director
Former Australia international Marcus North is reportedly the frontrunner to replace Ashley Giles as England's managing director.
Rob Key emerges as a contender for England's managing director role
Former England batsman Rob Key has emerged as a surprise contender to become the new managing director of the England team after Alec Stewart ruled himself out of the running on Wednesday.
Paul Collingwood hails ‘phenomenal’ Ben Stokes for helping heal England wounds
Paul Collingwood credits a reinvigorated Ben Stokes with helping heal the “scar tissue” of England’s Ashes defeat.
Alec Stewart withdraws from England director of cricket running due to family reasons
Alec Stewart will not be England’s next director of cricket, after withdrawing from the running for family reasons.
Paul Collingwood hails ‘phenomenal’ Ben Stokes for helping heal England wounds
Paul Collingwood credits a reinvigorated Ben Stokes with helping heal the “scar tissue” of England’s Ashes defeat.
James Anderson has 'made peace' with being dropped by England
England's leading Test wicket-taker James Anderson says he has «made peace» with being dropped for the West Indies tour.