Anderson reaches 600 milestone
James Anderson became the very first fast bowler to reach the milestone of 600 Test wickets on day five of the final Test between England and Pakistan on Monday. You may also like
England clinch first Test against Pakistan
A valuable 136-run partnership between Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes steered England to a highly-impressive three-wicket victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Old Trafford. You may also like
Pakistan on top after Day 2
A stunning 156 by opener Shan Masood has guided Pakistan to a commanding position by close of play on day two of the first Test against England at the Ageas Bowl. You may also like
Rain hampers first day at Old Trafford
The first day of the opening Test match between England and Pakistan was severely interrupted by afternoon rain, despite the visitors making a sound start with the bat. You may also like
West Indies bowl first in Manchester
West Indies captain Jason Holder has won the toss and decided to bowl first on day one of the third Test against England with the hosts making a number of key changes. A lot of uncertainty surrounded the England camp throughout the week in terms of their fast-bowling selection but Friday morning saw both James Anderson and Jofra Archer confirmed… Read more →
England’s selection dilemma
The England selectors are facing a tricky predicament in selecting their fast bowlers for Friday’s third Test against the West Indies at Old Trafford. You may also like
Five talking points: England overpower West Indies
England responded in fine style by convincingly winning the second Test against the West Indies by 113 runs in Manchester. ANDRE HUISAMEN highlights five takeaways from the hosts’ dominant performance. You may also like
England outclass West Indies
England claimed a composed 113-run victory over the West Indies at Old Trafford on Monday to level the three-match series at 1-1. You may also like
Hasty England aiming for a result in Manchester
England will be looking to score quickly at the start of the final day’s play on Monday with the hope of setting the West Indies a decent target to chase before the second Test concludes in Manchester. You may also like
A win for change
The West Indies victory over England transcends sport, writes SA Cricket magazine editor RYAN VREDE. You may also like
