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May 2, 2023
Visitors likely to send weakened squad to white-ball games starting a fortnight after ODI World Cup final
May 1, 2023
Lancashire seamer feeling his way back into red-ball cricket following back stress fracture
April 27, 2023
Stuart Broad is at it again, trying to get under the Australian cricket team's skin.
April 25, 2023
The Hundred can compete with other franchise leagues around the world as long as it "pays enough", says Rob Key.
April 19, 2023
Notts opener believes he's turned a corner since disappointment of 2021-22 Ashes
April 18, 2023
Since Key appointed Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum as captain and coach of the Test side, England have embraced a positive and aggressive brand of Test cricket, leading to 10 wins in 12 games.
April 17, 2023
It was a lovely spring morning, sun up and a fresh two-club breeze blowing straight off the English channel. It whipped across the Prince’s Golf Club, a fine and historic links where Gene Sarazen won the Open in 1932 and where, more pertinently for us, Rob Key, the managing director of men’s cricket and one of the architects of England’s recent revival, likes to walk his dog, play some golf and do his thinking.
April 17, 2023
On completing a year as the England men's team managing director, Rob Key revealed the biggest positive since taking over has been the Test team playing with a lot of clarity, which in turn has made selection easier.Since Key appointed Ben ...
April 17, 2023
New Delhi, April 17: On completing a year as the England mens team managing director, Rob Key revealed the biggest positive since taking over has been the Test team playing with a lot of clarity, which in turn has made selection easier.
April 16, 2023
It was a lovely spring morning, sun up and a fresh two-club breeze blowing straight off the English channel. It whipped across the Prince’s Golf Club, a fine and historic links where Gene Sarazen won the Open in 1932 and where, more pertinently for us, Rob Key, the managing director of men’s cricket and one of the architects of England’s recent revival, likes to walk his dog, play some golf and do his thinking.