Durham, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, and Middlesex secure One-Day Cup quarter-final victories. Standout performances from David Bedingham, Jack Haynes, Hamza Shaikh, and Luke Hollman highlight the tournament, alongside breakthroughs for young players Noah Thain and Ben Coad.
England's men's Ashes series against Australia will start on 18 June next year at Trent Bridge, with the women's multi-format series beginning six days later. The men's series will conclude at the Kia Oval, while the women's series runs until 20 July.
England secured a dominant nine-wicket victory over India in Bristol, powered by Harry Brook's explosive 79 off 35 balls. India struggled to 159, with Shreyas Iyer scoring 80, before England comfortably chased the target, with Phil Salt also contributing significantly. This win puts England in a strong position to overtake India as world No1.
MS Dhoni attended the third T20I between India and England at Trent Bridge, drawing significant fan attention. England defeated India by 125 runs, marking India's heaviest T20I loss.
England secured a record 125-run victory over India in the third T20 international at Trent Bridge, taking a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. Phil Salt's 70 and Sam Curran's unbeaten 41 powered England to 201-7, before Jofra Archer and Josh Tongue's exceptional bowling dismissed India for 76.
England will field an unchanged team for the third T20 against India at Trent Bridge on Tuesday. England leads the five-match series 1-0 after the first match was abandoned and they secured a four-wicket win in the second.
Extreme heat is impacting sports events in the UK, leading to cancellations and player welfare concerns. Planting trees, particularly willow, offers a natural, cost-effective solution to provide shade, reduce temperatures, and improve air quality at cricket grounds.
England's Bazball era, characterized by aggressive cricket and focus on viral content, concludes with a home series loss after leading 1-0. The approach, driven by Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum, prioritized individual expression and 'influencer cricket' over team ethic and detail, leading to criticism of self-absorption and a lack of strategy. The article laments the commodification of talent and the decline of traditional cricket structures in England.
England's hopes of a winning farewell for captain Ben Stokes ended as New Zealand secured a 160-run victory at Trent Bridge, winning the three-match Test series 2-1. England, chasing 373, were bowled out for 212 on the final day, marking their first home series loss of three or more Tests since 2012.
England need 269 more runs to win after New Zealand set a target of 373, following Ben Stokes' surprise retirement announcement during the 4th day of the deciding Test at Trent Bridge.
New Zealand lead by 204 runs with 7 wickets remaining after a dramatic third day at Trent Bridge, where an increasingly uneven pitch has given the visitors a significant advantage in the decisive Test.
England responded strongly on day two of the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. Ben Duckett scored 113 and Jacob Bethell 74* as England closed on 223-2, trailing by 215 runs. Earlier, Ben Stokes took 4-70 to help dismiss New Zealand for 438.
Ben Duckett's rapid 113 and Jacob Bethell's unbeaten 74 helped England reach 223/2, trailing New Zealand by 215 overnight. England's fightback, led by Ben Stokes' bowling, kept the tourists to 438 all out after a strong start.
New Zealand dominated the first day of the third Test against England at Trent Bridge, reaching 361 for four with centuries from Tom Latham (151) and Devon Conway (157). Their record 317-run opening stand put England in strife, despite late wickets from Gus Atkinson and Jofra Archer.
England's assistant coach Tim Southee believes the team can leverage memories of their remarkable 2022 Trent Bridge Test victory against New Zealand to turn around the current series decider. Despite New Zealand's strong start, England fought back with late wickets, while New Zealand's assistant coach Luke Ronchi dismisses the relevance of the 2022 match.
New Zealand reached 361 for four on the opening day of their match against England at Trent Bridge, with Devon Conway scoring 157. The team lost four wickets in the final 12 overs after being 317 without loss.
England's Test match against New Zealand at Trent Bridge was marked by extreme heat, with limited shade and fan facilities. Spinner Shoaib Bashir had a mixed day, taking wickets but also conceding runs, and benefiting from a missed lbw review of Devon Conway.
England has made four changes to their playing XI for the third Test against New Zealand, with captain Ben Stokes and pacer Gus Atkinson returning. Jamie Smith and Shoaib Bashir are also recalled. The changes follow a significant defeat in the second Test.
Ben Stokes has returned to the England cricket squad after discussions with head coach Brendon McCullum, who described the recent events as a "blip". The pair met for over an hour to clear the air regarding reports of a rift, with McCullum expressing strong support for Stokes. Stokes is back in the XI for the third Test against New Zealand.
New Zealand secured a commanding 253-run victory over an inexperienced England in the second Test at The Oval. Matt Henry's exceptional bowling performance, including a career-best 11 wickets, dismantled England's chase, leveling the three-match series at 1-1 and setting up a decisive final Test.
England coach Brendon McCullum confirmed Ben Stokes is expected to captain the team in the third Test against New Zealand. Stokes and Gus Atkinson were withdrawn from county matches after breaking curfew but Stokes has been playing for Durham, scoring 95 runs. An ECB investigation is ongoing.
New Zealand defeated England by 253 runs in the second Test at The Oval, leveling the three-match series at 1-1. Matt Henry's career-best figures of 11-109 were instrumental in England's collapse on the final day, setting up a decisive third Test at Trent Bridge.
New Zealand defeated England by 253 runs in the second Test at The Oval, leveling the three-match series at 1-1. Matt Henry's career-best figures of 11-109, including 6-29 in the second innings, dismantled England's chase.
New Zealand established a dominant position on day three of the second Test against England, reaching 252 for three and leading by 352 runs. Henry Nicholls scored an unbeaten 119 and Rachin Ravindra added 76, grinding down England's attack. England's batting collapsed earlier, setting up a likely series decider.
