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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.
A long-lasting Australian golden era could continue for many years, according to a post-Ashes assessment from the new Victorian head of female cricket Sharelle McMahon.
England have dropped James Anderson and Stuart Broad, the country's two all-time leading Test wicket-takers, for their tour of the West Indies as part of a major shake-up of the troubled team.
Former Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie is not interested in taking over the coaching role of the national team following Justin Langer’s exit.
England and Wasps legend Lawrence Dallaglio bemoaned England’s lack of consistency under Eddie Jones, and says it’s hurting them going forward after a relatively toothless display against Scotland at Murrayfield last weekend. Dallaglio was speaking on the Evening Standard’s new rugby podcast in association with London Pride when he made the comments.
James Anderson and Stuart Broad are both expected to be left out of England's squad to face the West Indies.
In a major development, senior wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha has opted out of Bengal's Ranji Trophy campaign after being categorically told that he will not be picked for India's two-match Test series against Sri Lanka, starting in Mohali on March 4. It is understood that the new team management has conveyed to the national selectors that 37-year-old Saha, considered as one of world's premier glovesmen, isn't one for the future. Rishabh Pant has already been confirmed preferred keeper for the next few years and Kona Bharat showed great glove-work in Kanpur Test against New Zealand.
Having Australia's Test captain as the boss of the national side is not a viable plan in the opinion of opener Usman Khawaja.