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Heather Knight Extends WBBL Stay Via One-year Deal With Sydney Thunder
Sydney Thunder General Manager Trent: Former England captain Heather Knight will continue her playing career in the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) after signing a new one-year contract extension with Sydney Thunder for the upcoming season.
Heather, who called time on her illustrious international career in July at the end of the first-ever women’s Test match at Lord's, will return for her fifth season with the Thunder franchise. Having also stepped away from playing duties in The Hundred to transition into an administrative role as general manager of London Spirit's women's team.
"I've really enjoyed playing with the Sydney Thunder over the years. It's a fun group, a group that I've captained, and I think what Trent (Copeland, general manager) and Lisa (Keightley, head coach) are trying to do and trying to build is really special.
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‘It Hurried One Of The Greatest Batters’: Nasser Hussain Lauds Razaullah's Spell
Nasser Hussain: Former England captain Nasser Hussain praised Pakistan’s 21-year-old fast bowler Razaullah for bringing pace and a point of difference to the attack during Day 1 of the third Test against England at Edgbaston, after the debutant claimed two wickets on a difficult opening day for the visitors.
'Some Powerful, Big Egos': Michael Vaughan Points 'only Issue' In Pietersen's Selection As England Mentor
New Delhi: Former England captain Michael Vaughan reacted to former batter Kevin Pietersen taking on the role of England's white-ball mentor, but cautioned about the "only issue" he saw in the shock announcement.
‘Maybe Toss Should Start The Night Before?’: Kevin Pietersen Mocks Pakistan’s Shuffle After Lord’s Thrashing
New Delhi: Former England batter Kevin Pietersen took a cheeky dig at Pakistan’s dramatic squad reshuffle ahead of the third Test against England, joking that the sheer number of changes could mean the toss needs to begin a night earlier.
'Advent Of WTC, T20 Style Batting Behind Quick Test Finishes': Michael Atherton
Bangladesh Mackay Test: Former England cricketer Michael Atherton opined on the shortened Test matches in this decade. Several Test matches have been finished in 2-3 days in the last few years, with a recent Australia-Bangladesh Mackay Test, which was completed in two days.
‘I Gave Him My Number And Never Heard A Word': Boycott Reveals Brook Snubbed Offer To Help
Sir Geoffrey Boycott: Former England captain Sir Geoffrey Boycott has revealed that star right-handed batter Harry Brook failed to get in touch with him after he offered to help him refine his concentration in Test match cricket, despite possessing the potential to rival legendary batters like Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara.
'Price Worth Paying': ECB Chair On Scheduling Issues Caused By The Hundred
Wales Cricket Board: England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Richard Thompson has said that the scheduling issues caused by The Hundred are "a price worth paying".
Ben Stokes Slams 'shambolic' Decision To Exclude Headingley From 2027 Men's Ashes
Wales Cricket Board: Former England captain Ben Stokes has described the decision to exclude Headingley from the 2027 men's Ashes schedule as ‘shambolic,’ as he joined the growing criticism from players and commentators over the absence of a northern venue for the high-profile series.
Exclusion Of Northern Venues For 2027 Ashes 'bizarre', Says Mark Butcher
Wales Cricket Board: Former England batter Mark Butcher has labelled the decision to leave iconic grounds Headingley and Old Trafford, based in the northern part of the country, off the schedule for the 2027 men's Ashes series as ‘extraordinary’ and ‘bizarre.’
‘I Love Your Country So Much’: Pietersen Sends Independence Day Wishes To Indian Friends
Happy Independence Day: Former England batter Kevin Pietersen extended his greetings to India on Saturday, taking to X to celebrate his affection for the country and send a warm message to his Indian friends on the occasion of India’s 80th Independence Day.
Brook’s Time As England’s Test Captain Will Come: Brendon McCullum
Wales Cricket Board: Former England red-ball head coach Brendon McCullum believes Harry Brook’s time to lead the Test side will come in the future, despite him being overlooked for the top job following Ben Stokes's retirement from international cricket.
New England Test Coach Stephen Fleming Approaches Hussey For Batting Coach Role: Report
While Australian David Saker: Newly-appointed England red-ball head coach Stephen Fleming has approached former Australian batter Michael Hussey to join his support staff as the team's batting coach, said a report by 7News Australia on Wednesday.
3rd ODI: India Will Need One Of Gill, Kohli Or Rohit To Get A Hundred, Says Broad
Sir Garfield Sobers: Former England pacer Stuart Broad believes India will require a monumental century from either skipper Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, or Rohit Sharma if they are to successfully chase down England's mammoth 387/3 in the series-deciding third ODI here at Lord’s on Sunday.
2nd ODI: India Batters Are A Little Bit Worried About Playing The Short Ball, Says Bopara
On BBC Radio: Former England all-rounder Ravi Bopara believes Indian batters have started to look ‘a little bit worried’ about tackling the short ball on English wickets, following them being bowled out for 233 in the second ODI at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Thursday.
‘Biggest Mistake In Sport Is Letting A Bully Bully You,’ Says Pietersen On England’s FIFA WC Exit
New York New Jersey: Former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen criticised England's approach after their dramatic 2-1 defeat to Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal in Atlanta on Wednesday, saying the Three Lions allowed the defending champions to impose themselves after taking the lead.
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