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Hosts England made as many as three changes to their provisional list of 15 players to reveal their final team this week.
Hosts England made as many as three changes to their provisional list of 15 players to reveal their final team this week.
When the batsman’s off the pitch, maybe it’s worth having a crack at the stumps?
This was incredible from the England keeper!
England will look to become champions of the world for the first time in their history when the Cricket World Cup kicks off on May 30 in London.
Australia face the world’s most valuable ODI cricketer in their next match, ten days from now in Southampton. It’s not Virat Kohli, it is England’s slog-monster Jos Buttler.
Four 150km/h bowlers cutting loose in the Ashes is now a distinct possibility due to the emergence of new England express quick Jofra Archer and the return to fitness and form of the similarly rapid Mark Wood.
The World Cup is less than a month away and all nations have named their squads.
World Cup favourites England have lost three of their past six ODIs and were given a major scare by Ireland on Friday.
England’s Jonny Bairstow has reflected on his match-winning ODI century against Pakistan by admitting his Indian Premier League stint batting alongside Australian David Warner has taken his game to new heights.
England’s Jonny Bairstow has reflected on his match-winning ODI century against Pakistan by admitting his Indian Premier League stint batting alongside Australian David Warner has taken his game to new heights.
England’s Jonny Bairstow has reflected on his match-winning ODI century against Pakistan by admitting his Indian Premier League stint batting alongside Australian David Warner has taken his game to new heights.
Compared to the last two Cricket World Cups, the 2019 edition has the best tournament format – one that gives favourites such as India and England a better shot at winning the trophy.
Compared to the last two Cricket World Cups, the 2019 edition has the best tournament format – one that gives favourites such as India and England a better shot at winning the trophy.
Compared to the last two Cricket World Cups, the 2019 edition has the best tournament format – one that gives favourites such as India and England a better shot at winning the trophy.
England’s white-ball revolution under Trevor Bayliss has been a stunning philosophical shift in tactics. Underpinned by relentless aggression at the crease, the World Cup hosts have blown away every side at one stage or another since their dismal group-stage knockout at the 2015 World Cup.
The selectors have made their decisions about who will play in the World Cup and, as per usual, much has been made about our squad. It’s too late to offer suggestions on who should be in the squad, but it’s worthwhile looking at how this team should play.
If it wasn’t for Rubel Hossain’s spell in Adelaide 2015, England would’ve scraped their way to the quarter-finals and papered over the cracks in their poor one-day system.
The English batting line-up is in a state of flux. For some time a deep lower-middle order has papered over the cracks of a frail top three, and most of the obvious candidates have been tried and discarded.
Australia aren’t the only side with an eye on the Ashes and like the Aussies, England have plenty of young bowling talent.
If I were to ask you who is the favourite to win the 2019 Cricket World Cup, you could say England, India or whoever stirs your being.
England are raging favourites to win the World Cup in four months from now yet it is India who are the much better balanced ODI side.
England defied a Chris Gayle blitz to ensure centuries by Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan were not in vain as the West Indies quest for 419 fell short in Grenada.
Let’s take a short trip back in time to the first week of February 2019. The Australians, six months out from a world cup they would enter as defending champions, had suffered a series of successive defeats on home soil at the hands of a rampaging India.
Let’s take a short trip back in time to the first week of February 2019. The Australians, six months out from a world cup they would enter as defending champions, had suffered a series of successive defeats on home soil at the hands of a rampaging India.
Let’s take a short trip back in time to the first week of February 2019. The Australians, six months out from a world cup they would enter as defending champions, had suffered a series of successive defeats on home soil at the hands of a rampaging India.
Hosts England made as many as three changes to their provisional list of 15 players to reveal their final team this week.
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Amazing batting depth. Variety in bowling but their bowling could lose lead them a few games.