England reveals Buttler injury worry
England said Jofra Archer was ready to fire in the second Test against New Zealand despite suffering racist abuse, but a new injury concern has emerged over wicketkeeper Jos Buttler. Continue Reading
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Archer moves on from racism shock
England paceman Jofra Archer said Wednesday he had “moved on” after being racially abused by a spectator in New Zealand and was ready to help the tourists bounce back from a heavy first Test defeat. Continue Reading
New Zealand boosts security after Archer racial abuse
New Zealand Cricket has ordered increased security at the second Test against England in Hamilton after a crowd member racially abused visiting paceman Jofra Archer during the opening match in Mount Maunganui. Continue Reading
Archer doesn’t always feel need for speed
Jofra Archer insisted his six-wicket haul on the opening day of the third Ashes Test at Headingley proved there was more to his game than raw pace alone. Continue Reading
Australia rule out bouncer battle despite blow
Australia coach Justin Langer has told his side to avoid being drawn into a bouncer battle after Steve Smith was ruled out of the third Ashes Test against England. Continue Reading
Revamped England targets Smith
England are set to field a revamped attack featuring fast bowler Jofra Archer as they try to finally get Australia’s batting star Steve Smith out cheaply and level the Ashes in the second Test at Lord’s. Continue Reading
World Cup: Super Over adds gripping drama to England victory
England’s golden generation of cricketers won the sport’s most prized silverware, their maiden, on boundary count after the epic final, and also the ensuing Super Over, ended in a tie Sunday. Continue Reading
Editorial: Cup, no slip
History was rewritten Sunday, when England lifted their maiden ICC World Cup trophy, beating a battle-hardened New Zealand in a nerve-wracking final that was decided via a dramatic Super Over in London. Continue Reading
Favorites England looks for turnaround of fortunes
It has been 44 years since the inaugural edition of the World Cup was held in England. With eleven editions so far, England, which had hosted the tournament four times, has never managed to get their hands to the coveted trophy. Continue Reading
England sweat on Wood’s fitness
England fast bowler Mark Wood was left with a nervous wait after his World Cup chances were thrown into doubt by a foot injury that saw him leave the field during a warm-up defeat by Australia in Southampton on Saturday. Continue Reading