England’s white-ball captain Harry Brook has issued a formal apology after admitting he lied about his whereabouts during an October altercation in Wellington, revealing he sought to shield teammates from scrutiny.
Clinical performances from England and Afghanistan have booked their places in the Under-19 World Cup semi-finals. Manny Lumsden starred with a five-wicket haul for England, while Faisal Shinozada's brilliant century powered Afghanistan to a dominant win over Ireland.
The countdown to the T20 World Cup begins in earnest as England and Sri Lanka face off in a high-stakes T20I series. With Jofra Archer back in the fray and both sides fine-tuning their squads, the coming matches offer crucial insights into who might thrive on the subcontinental stage.
England captain Harry Brook has opted to bat first in a high-stakes clash against Nepal at the Wankhede Stadium, while Nepal hands a T20I debut to young spinner Sher Malla on a used, spin-friendly surface.
The 2026 Hundred schedule is set, but it creates a major headache for England's Test stars, who face a razor-thin turnaround ahead of their high-stakes series against Pakistan.
After being a peripheral figure in England's 2022 triumph, Phil Salt is now one of the world's most destructive T20 openers and is determined to carry his team to success on the biggest stage.
As pressure mounts on the England cricket setup, star batter Joe Root has delivered a ringing endorsement for head coach Brendon McCullum, crediting the New Zealander with taking his own performance to new heights.
As England and the West Indies prepare to face off again, the shadows of their epic 2016 T20 World Cup final loom large. We look at the tactical battles, team news, and historical context of this high-stakes showdown in Mumbai.
After a heated second ODI in Colombo, Sri Lanka captain Charith Asalanka has pushed back against Harry Brook’s harsh assessment of the R Premadasa pitch, citing the aggregate run total as proof that the surface was not as dire as suggested.
The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has unveiled a comprehensive update to the Laws of Cricket, introducing 73 material changes designed to modernize the game. From mandatory completion of the final over to the introduction of laminated bats, these revisions set a new standard for cricket starting October 2026.
