England's Livingstone goes for $1.52 mn in IPL auction
England batsman Liam Livingstone on Sunday became the most expensive foreign player in this season's ongoing Indian Premier League auction as Punjab Kings snapped him up for $1.52 million.
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Livingstone strikes big, Morgan and Finch unsold in IPL auction
NEW DELHI : Punjab Kings bought England all-rounder Liam Livingstone for $1.53 million but Australia's World-Cup winning skipper Aaron Finch went unsold in the players auction for this year's Indian Premier League (IPL) on Sunday.
IPL: Mark Wood bought for £734,000 by Lucknow Super Giants at auction
England fast bowler Mark Wood was bought for £734,000 by new franchise Lucknow Super Giants on day one of the Indian Premier League auction.
Steve Harmison slams "disgusting" England decision to axe James Anderson and Stuart Broad
England 's decision to drop James Anderson and Stuart Broad for their upcoming tour of the West Indies has been blasted as "disgusting" by Steve Harmison.
"First Thing Joe Root Said...": Andrew Strauss On England Captain's New Batting Position In Tests
Andrew Strauss, the interim managing director of England Men's Cricket has revealed that skipper Joe Root himself instigated the move to bat at No.3 in the upcoming Test series against West Indies. While batting at No.4, Root managed to score 1,777 runs last year including six hundreds in the 17 Tests he played.
James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler left out of England’s Windies tour
England’s record wicket-takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad, and former vice-captain Jos Buttler have all been dropped from next month’s Test tour of the West Indies as the post-Ashes cull took a dramatic turn.
England captain Joe Root ‘very categorically’ wants to bat at No3 on West Indies tour, says Andrew Strauss
England’s Interim Managing Director Andrew Strauss has confirmed that Test captain Joe Root has said “very categorically” that he wants to bat at No3 in the upcoming tour of the West Indies.
James Anderson, Stuart Broad left out of new-look England Test squad for West Indies tour
England's all-time leading Test wicket takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were the highest-profile casualties as the country's cricket board reacted to the Ashes drubbing with sweeping changes to the squad for the three-Test tour of West Indies next month.