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October 15, 2025

News Desk

Australia goes to ash with “worst team” since 2010: England great wide

Former Pacer supports England under the leadership of Stokes to challenge Australia’s team in the upcoming series Former Paceman Paceman Stuart Broad says Australia is at low performance in front of ash. Photo: AFP LONDON: England Bowling Great Stuart Broad says Australia has been having their “worst” team since 2010, as the word war is intensifying in front of the Ashes series. Retired Paceman responded to the prediction of former Australian Batter David Warner that visitors will lose the five-match test series, which begins next month, 4-0. England, now led by All-Rounder Ben Stokes, did not beat Ashes in Australia

August 23, 2024

News Desk

Flintoff parted ways with England amid friction with captain Jos Buttler

KARACHI: Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff will not coach the country against Australia in the upcoming white-ball series. The England and Wales Cricket Board (EWC) has opted to give interim white-ball coach Marcus Trescothick full command of the team for this series, according to a report by The Telegraph. Since the previous year, Flintoff has been associated with the England white ball team. He helped train the team during the T20 World Cup 2024, which took place in the USA and the Caribbean. England’s campaign was dismal despite his efforts. they struggled in the league stage, losing to Australia and

June 8, 2024

News Desk

The high-stakes England v Australia match, a repeat of 2010?

An exciting T20 World Cup 2024 showdown is perfectly set as England prepare to take on Australia tonight at the iconic Kensington Oval. As England prepare, memories of the 2010 World T20 final come flooding back. In 2010, England completed their first ICC World event under the new leadership of Paul Collingwood. Adopting a new attacking stance, Michael Lumb and Craig Kieswetter opened the batting and sidelined Australia in a dominant performance. While none of the England players from that historic match are in tonight’s squad, David Warner remains a crucial figure for Australia. Australia already have two points after

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