Jimmy Anderson could delay his Lancashire return
Jimmy Anderson could sit out Lancashire's first game of the season versus Kent at Canterbury next week as he plots to win back his Test place.
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England must stop players from playing in IPL to improve test side, says Arthur
London — England must stop their players from participating in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.
Mickey Arthur responds to speculation linking him with England job
Mickey Arthur says he hasn’t even considered the vacant England job and is instead looking forward to the next chapter of his career as Derbyshire’s head coach.
Cricket-England must stop players from playing in IPL to improve test side, says Arthur
(Reuters) - England must stop their players from participating in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.
England Must Stop Players From Playing In IPL To Improve Test Side: Mickey Arthur
England must stop their players from participating in the T20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their Test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday. England's Test squad came under criticism after they lost the five-test Ashes series 4-0 against Australia, a result which led to the departure of head coach Chris Silverwood, batting coach Graham Thorpe and managing director Ashley Giles. Arthur, who joined English county Derbyshire as head of cricket after stepping down as Sri Lanka coach late last year, said county cricket is not to be blamed for England's poor performance in tests in recent years.
England must stop players from playing in IPL to improve test side, says Arthur
England must stop their players from participating in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.
Sri Lanka seamer Suranga Lakmal retires to join Derbyshire for two-year County stint
Fast bowler Suranga Lakmal will retire from international cricket afterSri Lanka’s tour of India ends next month to join the English county club Derbyshire.
Sri Lanka's Suranga Lakmal retires to join Derbyshire
Suranga Lakmal will retire from international cricket after the team's tour of India ends next month to join the English county club Derbyshire, officials said on Thursday. The 34-year-old fast bowler has claimed 168 wickets in a 68-Test career, captaining Sri Lanka in five of them.