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Cricket-loving Michael Stoute, who could train his sixth Epsom Derby winner with Desert Crown on Saturday, is a "Test match rather than a T20 player" in that he likes to be patient with his horses, his…

On day three of this Grenada Test, Root looked like he was not enjoying his job any more - the animation drained away from his face

While unrefined, this show based on Tess Seddon’s failed attempt to stand for parliament, has a heart the size of at least one of the Ridings

An unbeaten knock of 117 from Zak Crawley had Sir Vivian Richards purring and gave England a 153-run lead going into the final day against West Indies

Ian Smith’s moving tribute to the late Colin Cowdrey is a gentle reminder of the abiding link between the stumps and the stage

In this age of dwindling quality opening pairs in Tests, I thought I’d come up with a list to remember including some of the greatest opening pairs in Test history. 10. Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir (India) Virender Sehwag has proved to be an enigma in cricket, where his T20 style of play saw considerable […]

He taught Indian cricket to compete, ushering in self-belief. Before his arrival, India had plenty of talent but also plenty of pusillanimity.

In John Crace’s crystal ball, Boris Johnson hits the skids as a new Tory leader unites her subjects in derision

The 2019 Ashes series between England and Australia ended in a 2-2 draw and this was the first drawn series since 1972 and this was the sixth drawn series overall in Ashes contest

Plus, read Scyld Berry's moving tribute to the finest of England captains and a true Yorkshireman unafraid to clash with the establishment