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  • England Women captain Knight proud despite Australia retaining Ashes

    July 16, 2023

    England captain Heather Knight hailed a “massively positive” series for her side despite losing the Women’s Ashes last night in Southampton. The hosts needed victory in the match to force a decider tomorrow in Taunton but even an unbeaten Natalie Sciver-Brunt century was not enough as Australia won by three runs. Having been 6-0 down [...]

  • Women’s Ashes alive as England beat Australia in first ODI

    July 12, 2023

    Captain Heather Knight hit an unbeaten 75 as England chased down a record total to beat Australia in the first series ODI to keep the Women’s Ashes alive. England and Australia are level on six points each in the points-based Ashes with four points remaining. The hosts still need three of the four remaining points [...]

  • It’s do or ODI in the Women’s Ashes as England fight back

    July 12, 2023

    Few would have argued that, when England lost the only Women’s Ashes Test of the series to Australia, the urn would not likely return Down Under with the tourists. When Australia won the first of three Twenty20 matches in Birmingham to go 6-0 up in the series, needing just eight points in total to retain [...]

  • Meerkats at the cricket? Compare the Market becomes new sponsor of The Hundred

    July 11, 2023

    Compare the Market is to become the new main sponsor of The Hundred, English cricket chiefs have announced. Morning Wire revealed two weeks ago that the England and Wales Cricket Board was finalising terms on a multi-year deal with a principal partner making its first entry into the sport. That partner has now been confirmed [...]

  • T20 Vitality Blast Finals Day: Will Hampshire, Essex, Somerset or Surrey win?

    July 11, 2023

    We may be neck deep in two Ashes series but any excuse to fill Edgbaston for some cricket can’t be sniffed at, because it’s Twenty20 Blast Finals Day this weekend and England is set to crown a new champion. Finals Day is a spectacle; three matches involving four teams in front of a barmy crowd [...]

  • England Cricket refuses to cash in on Bazball brand (and Australians could benefit)

    July 10, 2023

    Rarely can a sports team have become as synonymous with a slogan or philosophy as the England men’s Test cricket side and Bazball.  It has proliferated every discussion of their successes and failures during the current Ashes series and since head coach Brendon McCullum, from whom the term derives, brought his buccaneering style to the [...]

  • Woakes hails Brook and England as they beat Australia to keep Ashes alive

    July 9, 2023

    Chris Woakes insisted that nerves didn’t come into play until England needed just four runs after the all-rounder hit the winning shot against Australia at Headingley to keep the Ashes series alive. Woakes, who was excluded from the opening two Tests in the series, finished yesterday’s innings on 32 not out as his partnership with [...]

  • Minister backs sports fans to intervene in Just Stop Oil protests – but DON’T ‘do a Jonny Bairstow’

    July 7, 2023

    Sports fans have been backed by a Home Office minister to intervene against protesters as a funder of the Just Stop Oil environmental group insisted its activists’ actions are “vital”. Events have been told to put more stewards and injunctions in place to prevent disruption from protesters as policing minister Chris Philp backed spectators acting [...]

  • Ed Warner: Thompson’s ECB era will always have report in its shadow

    July 6, 2023

    Ed Warner writes about ECB chair Richard Thompson and how his tenure – much like Seb Coe’s – will always have its connotations despite best efforts. Through the cloud of orange powder, I couldn’t check the privilege of the protester hauled off the Lord’s pitch by Jonny Bairstow last week to see whether he is [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: Wood can help England forget Lord’s woes in Ashes

    July 5, 2023

    It’s incredible. Tomorrow sees a must-win Ashes Test match for England against Australia and there seems to be more chatter about what’s going on off field than on it. The unsavoury scenes in the Lord’s Long Room was not a good watch and not good for cricket but I do hope nothing changes – except [...]

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