England’s Best and Worst Performance yet – More humiliation as fragile England lose again.
An unbeaten India piled further misery on a woeful England, winning by 100 runs in Lucknow in the Cricket World Cup 2023.
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What Went Wrong as England are Humiliated by Sri Lanka.
England were demolished by Sri Lanka in a must win game at the Cricket World Cup, with another loss leaving the defending champions in 9th place out of 10.
Damming Decisions, Impactful Injury and Poor Preparation
After England’s Worst ODI Performance Ever, Daniel Allerton asks – What went wrong?
Malan Masterclass, Reece on Top and No Diving – All you need to know after England thrashed Bangladesh.
All you need to know after England thrashed Bangladesh.
Afghanistan Shock a Scared and Toothless England. Daniel Allerton asks, what is going wrong for the defending champions at the Cricket World Cup?
What is going wrong for the defending champions at the Cricket World Cup?
Fans, Variation and A Coming-of-Age Performance – The 5 Key Takeaways from England vs New Zealand
Fans, Variation and A Coming-of-Age Performance – The 5 Key Takeaways from England vs New Zealand
Nathan Ellis could be set to become the IPL’s most sought after ‘death’ bowler
On the back of a remarkable T20 Vitality Blast campaign with Hampshire, Nathan Ellis has arguably established himself as the world’s finest exponent of at-the-death bowling. Ellis’ breath-taking last over of the final – against Lancashire at Edgbaston last week – was a perfect example of his immense skill and composure in a high pressured situation.
T20 Vitality Blast – Tonight’s fixtures and Sunday recap
Tonight’s fixtures include an intriguing contest between the two form teams in the North Group. Derbyshire Falcons entertain Northamptonshire Steelbacks at the Incora Ground, Derby with both teams well in the hunt for a place in the quarter finals.
Hampshire Hawks (155-6) defeat Essex Eagles (123) to win by 32 runs in the T20 Vitality Blast at the Ageas Bowl.
Hampshire Hawks (155-6) defeat Essex Eagles (123) to win by 32 runs in the T20 Vitality Blast at the Ageas Bowl.
Under cobalt skies, Hampshire prevailed in a war of attrition at the Ageas Bowl last night. In conditions more suitable for a rugby match than a game of cricket, Hampshire batted well to post a defendable total in the almost constant drizzle.
Hampshire blow a good start with the ball as Middlesex rally to win Vitality Blast opener
Despite a great start with the ball, Hampshire Hawks were unable to capitalise, eventually going down in this white ball season opener by 10 runs. Despite losing three early wickets, Middlesex opener Max Holden and middle order batsman Jack Davies were able to steady the ship. Subsequently, 41 runs off just 27 balls from wicketkeeper-batsman John Simpson eased the visitors to what would prove to be an unassailable 163/6.