Joe Root hits unbeaten century as England dominate West Indies
Joe Root’s golden touch lit up the Kensington Oval as his 25th Test century handed England the perfect start to their second Test against the West Indies.
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England: Sue Redfern embracing challenge after signing first full-time contract
Sue Redfern has welcomed her inclusion in a newly created Professional Umpires’ Team, which could lead to her becoming the first woman to oversee a first-class match in England.
England news: Matthew Fisher handed surprise Test debut in Barbados
Yorkshire’s Matthew Fisher was handed a surprise Test debut on the morning of the second Test against the West Indies, with Craig Overton a late withdrawal.
Joe Root’s unbeaten half-century gives England solid start to the second Test
Captain Joe Root’s unbeaten half-century gave England a solid start to the second Test against the West Indies, having earlier welcomed Matthew Fisher to the side for an unexpected debut.
Proteas working on getting 'all department's firing' at Women's World Cup, says Moreeng
Proteas coach Hilton Moreeng says that South Africa's best is yet to come ahead of their fourth Women's Cricket World Cup clash against hosts New Zealand on Thursday.
West Indies vs England: Tourists make steady start after late line-up change
England handed an unexpected debut to Yorkshire seamer Matt Fisher on the morning of the second Test against the West Indies, before making a low-key start with the bat in Barbados.
PCB calls former ICC Academy head curator Lumsden to oversee Gaddafi track, Aaqib wants Indian curators' help for turners
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) summoned former ICC Academy head curator Toby Lumsden to oversee the preparations for the final game at Gaddafi Stadium starting Monday. In the two Tests so far, eight centuries have been scored -- six by Pakistani batters and two by Australia in Karachi. Both games have produced over 2300 runs with 14 wickets falling in Pindi and 28 in Karachi.
Cricket South Africa Appoints Pholetsi Moseki As Permanent CEO
Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Wednesday announced Pholetsi Moseki as the permanent chief executive officer (CEO) of the cricketing body. Moseki has been the acting CEO of CSA since December 2020. Moseki's official tenure begins on April 1, for a period of five years. CSA has not had a full-time CEO since Thabang Moroe was suspended in December 2019.