Manchester City may have a new Erling Haaland concern to consider
As one tired and increasingly dull debate over a striker who has already scored 32 goals this season abates, here comes another.
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England seam attack ‘licking their lips’ ahead of second Test against New Zealand
Ben Stokes has named an unchanged England team for the second Test against New Zealand that starts on Friday, with his seam attack “licking their lips” at the sight of the Basin Reserve’s emerald green pitch.
SA stalwart Heino Kuhn hangs up his gloves, joins Netherlands coaching staff
Former Proteas wicketkeeper-batsman Heino Kuhn has called time on a cricketing career of 18 years and will take up the role of assistant coach with the Netherlands team.
James Anderson blitz delivers thumping first-Test victory over New Zealand
An England team that has made a virtue of enjoying life off the field earned themselves another day at leisure in New Zealand after wrapping up a thumping 267-run win in the first Test in Mount Maunganui that continued their remarkable hot streak.It was admittedly something of a formality after the night terrors induced by Stuart Broad’s four-wicket surge at the end of day three. New Zealand resumed their unlikely pursuit of 394 to win on a desperate 63 for five, with a fierce sun beating down and little more than pride to play for.
Ollie Robinson hopes to be ‘worthy bearer’ of Anderson and Broad’s baton
Ollie Robinson hopes to become a worthy recipient of the baton when Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad finally call time on their careers after crediting the record-breaking pair for his rapid rise in international cricket.
Tom Blundell’s hundred gives New Zealand hope but England forge ahead
There may be a strong Kiwi influence underpinning England’s electric approach to Test cricket these days but, on the eve of this series opener, Tim Southee stressed his New Zealand team would not be veering from their own tried and trusted approach.
Stuart Broad: ‘Being dropped by England arguably saved my career’
T welve months on from being dropped for a tour of the Caribbean – and back in the country where his record-breaking alliance with Jimmy Anderson began – Stuart Broad is almost grateful his England career nearly came to an abrupt end.
‘It was amazing’: how Kiwi hospitality proved pivotal for ailing Anderson
B rendon McCullum has tried to show off the very best of New Zealand’s hospitality on this whistle-stop tour of his homeland, but 15 years ago, on the other side of the divide, England’s head coach was far from happy about it.