
England in command against Sri Lanka
England finally saw off Angelo Mathews as they pressed for victory over Sri Lanka in the first Test at Old Trafford on Friday.
England finally saw off Angelo Mathews as they pressed for victory over Sri Lanka in the first Test at Old Trafford on Friday.
Ben Stokes enjoyed seeing his lookalike in the Old Trafford crowd on Friday.
This fan took a one-handed catch at Old Trafford on Friday without spilling a drop of his beer!
Bangladesh opener Shadman Islam missed a fighting hundred but still guided Bangladesh to an impressive 316-5 by close of day three in the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.
On the Old Trafford ground where Shane Warne bowled the ‘Ball of the Century’ in 1993, Sri Lanka spinner Prabath Jayasuriya made a bid for the modern-day equivalent.
Jamie Smith’s latest Test fifty took England into a narrow first-innings lead in their series opener against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford on Thursday.
Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel hit brilliant centuries to guide Pakistan to an imposing 448-6 declared before Bangladesh closed the second day on 27-0 in Rawalpindi.
After a gap of more than two decades, England will play a Test match against Zimbabwe next year.
Tristan Stubbs on batting at No 3 in Tests, switching formats, and trying to forget about the T20 World Cup final.
Sri Lanka recovered from a dramatic top-order collapse on the opening day of the first Test against England at Old Trafford.
Left-handers Saud Shakeel and Saim Ayub hit fighting half-centuries to help Pakistan recover to 158-4 on a rain-hit opening day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi.
Fans joined in a minute’s applause in memory of former England batsman Graham Thorpe at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva believes Ben Stokes’ injury could help his side upset the odds in their Test series against England.
Ollie Pope is prepared to “do his own thing” as England Test captain but accepts he is in caretaker charge of what is still effectively Ben Stokes’ side.
England head into the first Test against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford starting on Wednesday with several players given a chance to prove a point.