Vithushan Ehantharajah

2 weeks ago | espn.in | Vithushan Ehantharajah

The uncapped duo of Sam Cook and Jordan Cox are set to feature in England men's first Test squad of the summer for their one-off fixture against Zimbabwe later this month. The Essex team-mates are understood to be part of an otherwise expected group, with England's selectors contending with injuries to key bowlers. The Trent Bridge Test, which begins on May 22, is the first steps in a blockbuster nine months featuring headline series against India and the Ashes in Australia.

2 weeks ago | espn.in | Vithushan Ehantharajah

Former New Zealand seam bowler Tim Southee is being considered as England men's bowling consultant, replacing James Anderson who had held the role since retiring from Test cricket in July. With Anderson proritising a season-long deal to play for Lancashire this summer, BBC Sport reported on Tuesday that Southee, who himself retired from international cricket after England's tour of New Zealand at the end of 2024, is the frontrunner to fill that gap.

2 weeks ago | bahrainso.com | Vithushan Ehantharajah

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2 weeks ago | espn.in | Vithushan Ehantharajah

Nottinghamshire 164 for 3 (Hameed 67*) trail Sussex 169 (Carter 46, Tongue 5-44, Hutton 4-53) by five runsSupposedly, around 60,000 Nottingham Forest fans will be heading down to London this weekend for their FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City. Not all of them have tickets of course - Forests' allocation is around 34,000 - but that's not the point. Pilgrimages are not solely about making it all the way, just doing as much of the journey as feasibly possible.

3 weeks ago | espn.in | Vithushan Ehantharajah

Max Holden is not a voracious consumer of podcasts. Experience has taught the Middlesex batter to ignore outside noise, so naturally those on cricket do not tend to pass his ears. Nevertheless, they would have been burning over the last fortnight after Holden was namechecked in two successive episodes of the Sky Sports Cricket podcast. On merit, of course.