August 31, 2026
England beat Pakistan by 194 runs at Lord's to take an unassailable 2-0 series lead, and Pakistan are now weighing squad and coaching changes before the third Test at Edgbaston from September 9.
LONDON: Harry Brooke urged England’s multiple forms cricket to push through an exhaustive program after another loss in South Africa. The White-Ball Brook captain and England teammates Ben Duckett, Joe Root and Jamie Smith participated throughout a series of drainage tests with India before going straight to a hundred. Not earlier that the domestic event was over, then everyone was back in the duty of England, they had to adapt to the very different demands of a one -day international cricket against a cruel and talented side of South Africa. England suffered a seven wicket that hit the opening of
With a single behind Point Joe Root he climbed over Ricky Ponting to become the second highest scorer in test history, stressing his status as a giant of the sport. The former Captain of England exceeded 13,378 Ponting routes when he arrived at 120 in the fourth test against India in Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier on the day he had slipped beyond Rahul Dravid of India and Jacques Kallis of South Africa and there is now only one man over him – Sachin Tendulkar. The Grand Indian retired in 2013 with 15,921 testing tests in his name, but few
Joe Root became the first English stroke to reach 13,000 testing tests, achieving the milestone during England’s four -day test against Zimbabwe at Edgbaston. He is only the fifth player in cricket history to reach the signal, joins Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting, Jacques Kallis and Rahul Dravid. Root started the race in 12,972 tests and needed only 28 to reach the milestone. He passed the milestone with the calm of the brand, emphasizing the consistency and technical bravery that have determined his career in the greatest form. He is now the fastest player, in terms of the games, to reach
Listen to the article Sri Lanka edged closer to a consolation win in the third Test against England at The Oval, chasing a target of 219 with a strong position of 142 for 2 by Day 4’s afternoon session. At stumps on Day 3, Sri Lanka were 94 for 1, led by a 53* from Pathum Nissanka, who continued to anchor the innings on the final day, guiding Sri Lanka to victory after a commanding bowling display earlier. Despite already losing the series after defeats in Manchester and Lord’s, Sri Lanka’s bowlers bowled out England for 156 in their second
Listen to the article Legendary England pacer James Anderson has shared who he considers to be the best finisher in white-ball cricket. Praising India’s Virat Kohli, Anderson highlighted the star’s outstanding record in chasing targets, noting that his performances in such situations are unmatched. “I don’t know if there is a better batsman in the history of the game to give second and chase scores than Virat Kohli. His chasing record is absolutely amazing. The number of hundreds he has scored in the second innings, chasing scores is ridiculous,” Anderson said. Kohli’s numbers in white-ball cricket back up Anderson’s claims.
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL The England cricket team is gearing up for a potential boost as Jofra Archer eyes a return to action ahead of the 2024 T20 World Cup, with the upcoming T20I series against Pakistan acting as a crucial stepping stone. England cricket chief executive Rob Key expressed optimism about Archer’s progress and hinted at his inclusion in the World Cup squad. Archer, who recently turned 29, has been out of professional cricket after pulling out of IPL 2023 due to elbow trouble. However, he is actively working on his rehabilitation and is set to participate in
November 13, 2022
England beats Pakistan by 5 wickets in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Final at the MCG on Sunday. England defeated Pakistan in the T20 World Cup final to deny Men in Green a fairytale finish in the tournament and become the first team to hold both global white-ball trophies in cricket at the same time. Despite early strikes by the Green Shirts, England managed to sail through with unbeaten 52 by Ben Stokes. Earlier, Pakistan set a target of 138 runs against England. England skipper Jos Buttler had won the toss and had no hesitation in opting to send
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