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It is free entry at Headingley and supporters will be wise to arrive early to make the most of Yorkshire’s generosity because the action might not last long with England in this kind of mood.

Fast bowler Jamie Overton will make his England Test debut in the third and final Test of the series against New Zealand, replacing injured James Anderson, captain Ben Stokes confirmed on Wednesday.Stokes, who had himself been a concern after ...

All-rounder Ben Stokes on Tuesday was absent from here due to illness as England began their preparations for the third Test, starting on Thursday, without their captain.Stokes fell ill over the weekend while back in Cockermouth and as a result ...

Stokes tested negative for coronavirus, but batting coach Marcus Trescothick returned a positive test

Former England spinner Monty Panesar feels skipper Ben Stokes will give left-arm tweaker Jack Leach a few more opportunities to prove himself, and if the 30-year-old is still not able to deliver, the team management could look at Matt Parkinson ...

Whether you’re for The Hundred or not, it’s undeniable the 100-ball competition, launched last summer, has boosted the game’s profile. But football will always win out when it comes to media coverage.

With geopolitical uncertainty, soaring inflation and industrial action running amok, it very much feels like we are reliving the 1970s, albeit minus the awesome music.

With a majority of 80, the Government could introduce emergency laws tomorrow for minimum train services to run during industrial action

Under 19 Cricket   Opening batsman Sachintha Dissanayaka anchored the Dharmaraja batting lineup for 66 overs, Lahiru Amarasekara took four wickets for St. Joseph’s, and Richmond took command against St. Servatius’ on an intriguing first day of the Under 19 cricket encounters started on Thursday. Dissanayake batted for three sessions to anchor the Dharmaraja batting […]

By Dion Schoorman Today, 17th February, is the 40th anniversary of Sri Lanka’s inaugural Test match and marked a special milestone in the history of Sri Lankan cricket. That game against England began at the Colombo Oval on 17th February 1982. On the day of the inaugural Test, the country came to a virtual standstill, […]