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1st ODI: Joe Root, Saqib Mahmood Named In England Playing XI
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium: Former England captain Joe Root is set to make his long-awaited return to England’s ODI XI for the first time since the 2023 Cricket World Cup, as the visitors named their playing XI for the series opener against India, scheduled to commence on Thursday at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium.
Root, who was not part of England’s T20I squad, last played 50-over cricket in November 2023 against Pakistan at Eden Gardens during the ODI World Cup. His inclusion comes as England looks to stabilise its middle order in spin-friendly conditions ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
England’s white-ball tour of India has been challenging, with Jos Buttler’s men suffering a 1-4 defeat in the T20I series. The loss marked a tough start for head coach Brendon McCullum, who took charge of England’s limited-overs squad for the first time ahead of the series.
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‘It Seems Like Madness’ That Harshit Rana Replaced Shivam Dube During 4th T20I, Says Cook
Either Shivam Dube: Former England captain Alastair Cook has questioned the match referee’s decision, during the 4th T20I between India and England, to allow Harshit Rana to replace Shivam Dube as a concussion substitute. According to ICC Guidelines, ‘The ICC match referee should ordinarily approve a concussion replacement request, if the player is a like-for-like player.’
Sutherland Scripts History With MCG Century As Australia Dominate England
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Annabel Sutherland etched her name into history on day two of the Ashes Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), becoming the first woman to score a Test century at the iconic venue. The young all-rounder played a masterful knock of 163 off 258 balls, guiding Australia to a commanding 422-5 at stumps, with a lead of 252 runs.
Matthew Mott Keeps Coaching Options Open Amid England Women's Struggles In Australia
T20 World Cup: Former England men’s white-ball head coach Matthew Mott stated that he would “never say never” to the opportunity of coaching the women's side.
Steve Smith Is The Best Modern-day Test Match Player, Says Vaughan
Steve Smith: Former England captain Michael Vaughan heaped praise on Steve Smith, suggesting that his achievement puts him in a rare category, one that invites comparisons with the legendary Don Bradman, after the right-handed batter became only the fourth Australian batsman to surpass 10,000 runs in Test cricket.
Discipline, Not Fitness, Behind England Women's Ashes Struggles, Says Head Coach Lewis
T20 World Cup: England Women’s head coach Jon Lewis has dismissed claims that fitness issues are to blame for his team’s underwhelming performance in the Women’s Ashes, pointing instead to Australia’s superior discipline and skill level in critical moments.
Rocky Flintoff Hits Maiden Century For England Lions In Tour Match
Cricket Australia XI: Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff's son Rocky Flintoff scored his maiden century for England Lions on the second day of their tour match against a Cricket Australia XI at Allan Border Field here on Thursday.
I've Been Hit Pretty Hard, Had Few Tough Days, Says Hartley On Cold Shoulder From England
T20 World Cup: Former England women’s left-arm spinner Alex Hartley said she had pretty few tough days and has been "hit pretty hard" by reactions after saying she was given the "cold shoulder" treatment by some of her former England teammates during the Women's Ashes.
England Are Playing Entertaining Cricket, Enjoy Watching Them Play, Says Silverwood
T20 Asia Cup: Former England head coach Chris Silverwood said he has enjoyed watching England play entertaining cricket in their Bazball style in Tests ever since his successor Brendon McCullum took over.
U19 Women’s T20 WC Causing A Big Jump In Number Of Female Coaches, Says Pradhan
International Cricket Council: Snehal Pradhan, the Manager of Women’s cricket at the International Cricket Council (ICC), believes the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup has been a catalyst in the increase in numbers of female coaches in the game’s age-group system.
Kevin Pietersen Says He’s ‘available’ To Take Over As India Men’s Batting Coach
ICC World Test Championship: Former England batter Kevin Pietersen has expressed interest in joining the Indian men's support staff as a batting coach. The development comes amidst reports of India looking to add a batting coach to their existing support staff.
Promotion, Relegation A Must To Prevent Establishment Of 'entrenched Elite': Atherton On Two-tier System Debate
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: Former England captain Michael Atherton has expressed his perspective on the ongoing debate regarding the two-tier system in Test cricket and said that any proposed structure should facilitate movement between the tiers and prevent the establishment of an "entrenched elite."
Result Wasn’t What We Had Hoped For But We’ll Be Back Stronger: Jaiswal
World Test Championship: India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal vowed that the team will make a strong comeback after their 1-3 Border-Gasvakar Trophy defeat against Australia in Sydney on Sunday. India lost the final Test of the series by six wickets which ended their hopes of qualifying for the third consecutive World Test Championship (WTC) final.
'I'm Not Changing My Tune; We've Got To Move On With Times', Says Vaughan On 4-day Tests
New Delhi: Former England captain Michael Vaughan said he won’t change his stance about Test matches to be played over four days, saying it’s the right way to grow the longer format game in the future and that one has to move on with time.
Proteas Head Coach Conrad Hits Back At Critics Of South Africa’s WTC25 Final Spot
ICC World Test Championship Final: South Africa has become the first team to secure their spot in the final of the ICC World Test Championship 2025 after their victory in the first Test against Pakistan. Their entry into the final has been greeted with criticism from some quarters. Questions have been raised about their path to the final. It was pointed out that South Africa played the fewest matches of any team in the competition (12) and had not faced heavyweights like Australia and England during the current cycle.
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