<p>England pacer James Anderson has announced his retirement from Test cricket after a long illustrious career of 20 years. Anderson, in a social media post, announced that he'll play his last Test at Lord's at the beginning of the English summer. Anderson's last Test will be against West Indies from July 10-14.</p>

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<p>Sharing the news, Anderson wrote on his Instagram handle: "Hi everyone. Just a note to say that the first Test of the summer at Lord’s will be my last Test. It’s been an incredible 20 years representing my country, playing the game I’ve loved since I was a kid. I’m going to miss walking out for England so much. But I know the time is right to step aside and let others realise their dreams just like I got to, because there is no greater feeling."</p>

<p>"I couldn’t have done it without the love and support of Daniella, Lola, Ruby and my parents. A huge thank you to them. Also, thank you to the players and coaches who have made this the best job in the world.&nbsp;I’m excited for the new challenges that lie ahead, as well as filling my days with even more golf."<br />
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"Thank you to everyone who has supported me over the years, it’s always meant a lot, even if my face often doesn’t show it," he further added.</p>

<p>Anderson made his debut against Zimbabwe in May 2003 and has played 187 Tests - the second most after Sachin Tendulkar's 200 and the most for England. He has 700 Test wickets to his name - the third most overall behind Australia spinner Shane Warne (708) and Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralidaran (800).</p>

<p>Among the pacers, Anderson 700 wickets are the most. He's also second on the list of bowlers with most Test wickets at home with 434 scalps to his name and behind only Muralidaran (493). Among other records, Anderson has 119 Test wickets at the Lord's - the second most for a bowler at a single venue behind Muralidaran's 166 at Colombo.</p>

<p>Anderson has 32 five-wicket hauls to his name - the second most among the pacers in Tests behind New Zealand's Sir Richard Hadlee (36).</p>

<p>In ODIs, Anderson has 269 wickets to his name in 194 games - the most for England. Overall, the veteran England pacer has 987 wickets to his name in international cricket (700 Test + 269 ODIs + 18 T20Is) - the third most behind Muralidaran's 1,347 and Warne's 1001.</p>


England pacer James Anderson has announced his retirement from Test cricket after a long illustrious career of 20 years. Anderson, in a social media post, announced that he'll play his last Test at Lord's at the beginning of the English summer.

England pacer James Anderson has announced his retirement from Test cricket after a long illustrious career of 20 years. Anderson, in a social media post, announced that he'll play his last Test at Lord's at the beginning of the English summer. Anderson's last Test will be against West Indies from July 10-14. Also Read: IPL 2024: Delhi captain Rishabh Pant fined and suspended for maintaining slow over-rate vs RR Sharing the news, Anderson wrote on his Instagram handle: "Hi everyone. Just a note to say that the first Test of the summer at Lord’s will be my last Test. It’s been an incredible 20 years representing my country, playing the game I’ve loved since I was a kid. I’m going to miss walking out for England so much. But I know the time is right to step aside and let others realise their dreams just like I got to, because there is no greater feeling." "I couldn’t have done it without the love and support of Daniella, Lola, Ruby and my parents. A huge thank you to them. Also, thank you to the players and coaches who have made this the best job in the world. I’m excited for the new challenges that lie ahead, as well as filling my days with even more golf." "Thank you to everyone who has supported me over the years, it’s always meant a lot, even if my face often doesn’t show it," he further added. Anderson made his debut against Zimbabwe in May 2003 and has played 187 Tests - the second most after Sachin Tendulkar's 200 and the most for England. He has 700 Test wickets to his name - the third most overall behind Australia spinner Shane Warne (708) and Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralidaran (800). Among the pacers, Anderson 700 wickets are the most. He's also second on the list of bowlers with most Test wickets at home with 434 scalps to his name and behind only Muralidaran (493). Among other records, Anderson has 119 Test wickets at the Lord's - the second most for a bowler at a single venue behind Muralidaran's 166 at Colombo. Anderson has 32 five-wicket hauls to his name - the second most among the pacers in Tests behind New Zealand's Sir Richard Hadlee (36). In ODIs, Anderson has 269 wickets to his name in 194 games - the most for England. Overall, the veteran England pacer has 987 wickets to his name in international cricket (700 Test + 269 ODIs + 18 T20Is) - the third most behind Muralidaran's 1,347 and Warne's 1001.

England pacer James Anderson announces retirement from Test cricket, to play last match vs West Indies in July

<p>On Thursday (April 18), Raman Subba Row -- former England opener&nbsp;-- passed away at the age of 92. He was England's oldest living men's Test cricketer.&nbsp;The ex-Englishman was mainly known for his role as a&nbsp;cricket administrator, who&nbsp;brought advertisement&nbsp;and changed the game completely. Meanwhile, Subba Row's playing career comprised 13 Tests between 1958 and 1961, including three centuries at an average of 46.85.</p>

<p>Subba Row,&nbsp;son of a London-based&nbsp;Indian lawyer,&nbsp;retired from international cricket at the young age of 29. He, however, remained close to the game, serving as chairman of Surrey. His contributions also helped in establishing&nbsp;the Test and County Cricket Board (TCCB) - the forerunner of the England Cricket Board (ECB).</p>

<p>ECB chair Richard Thompson said, as quoted by ESPNCricinfo, "We are extremely saddened to hear of Raman's passing."&nbsp;He further opined, "He was a great cricket man and his remarkable cricket career saw success both on and off the field - as a player, official, administrator and Chair of both Surrey and the Test and County Cricket Board. Our sport owes him an enormous debt of gratitude, and on behalf of the ECB, we would like to send our sincere condolences to Raman's friends and family at this sad time."</p>

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<h2><strong>ICC on&nbsp;Subba Row's death</strong></h2>

<p>Wasim Khan --&nbsp;the ICC's general manager of cricket -- also reacted to the news and&nbsp;said: "It is sad to hear of the passing of Raman and I would like to extend deepest condolences on behalf of everyone at the ICC."</p>

<p>"Raman was a respected cricketer of his era, who went on to become the chair of the Test and County Cricket Board. He was also one of the earliest ICC match referees, officiating very ably in different parts of the world."</p>

<h2><strong>SUBBA ROW - ONE WHO CHANGED CRICKET WITH ADVERTISEMENTS</strong></h2>

<p>Subba Row&nbsp;was responsible for the first perimeter advertising on cricket grounds, at the Oval in 1968. This led to harsh criticism&nbsp;from Gubby Allen --&nbsp;one of the most powerful figures in the game -- who informed him that this would never occur at the Mecca of Cricket, i.e. the Lord's cricket ground, London.</p>

<p>Despite the criticism, Row’s reforms were appreciated by those who understood that&nbsp;first-class games were in dire need of income amid shrinking crowds. As a result, the&nbsp;Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) was kept in the loop and&nbsp;a marketing sub-committee was started under Row's guidance.&nbsp;Thus,&nbsp;there were boards placed all around the boundary at headquarters.</p>

<p>Further, Subba Row&nbsp;also served as manager of England's tour to India and Sri Lanka in 1981-82. In 1991, the veteran cricketer&nbsp;was awarded a CBE for his services to the game. Later, from 1992-2001, he also&nbsp;acted as a match referee for the ICC, overseeing 41 Tests and 119 ODIs.</p>


On Thursday (April 18), Raman Subba Row -- former England opener -- passed away at the age of 92. He was England's oldest living men's Test cricketer. The ex-Englishman was mainly known for his role as a cricket administrator, who brought advertisement and changed the game completely.

On Thursday (April 18), Raman Subba Row -- former England opener -- passed away at the age of 92. He was England's oldest living men's Test cricketer. The ex-Englishman was mainly known for his role as a cricket administrator, who brought advertisement and changed the game completely. Meanwhile, Subba Row's playing career comprised 13 Tests between 1958 and 1961, including three centuries at an average of 46.85. Subba Row, son of a London-based Indian lawyer, retired from international cricket at the young age of 29. He, however, remained close to the game, serving as chairman of Surrey. His contributions also helped in establishing the Test and County Cricket Board (TCCB) - the forerunner of the England Cricket Board (ECB). ECB chair Richard Thompson said, as quoted by ESPNCricinfo, "We are extremely saddened to hear of Raman's passing." He further opined, "He was a great cricket man and his remarkable cricket career saw success both on and off the field - as a player, official, administrator and Chair of both Surrey and the Test and County Cricket Board. Our sport owes him an enormous debt of gratitude, and on behalf of the ECB, we would like to send our sincere condolences to Raman's friends and family at this sad time." Also read: Rohit Sharma debunks claims of top-tier meeting with Dravid, Agarkar regarding T20 World Cup squad ICC on Subba Row's death Wasim Khan -- the ICC's general manager of cricket -- also reacted to the news and said: "It is sad to hear of the passing of Raman and I would like to extend deepest condolences on behalf of everyone at the ICC." "Raman was a respected cricketer of his era, who went on to become the chair of the Test and County Cricket Board. He was also one of the earliest ICC match referees, officiating very ably in different parts of the world." SUBBA ROW - ONE WHO CHANGED CRICKET WITH ADVERTISEMENTS Subba Row was responsible for the first perimeter advertising on cricket grounds, at the Oval in 1968. This led to harsh criticism from Gubby Allen -- one of the most powerful figures in the game -- who informed him that this would never occur at the Mecca of Cricket, i.e. the Lord's cricket ground, London. Despite the criticism, Row’s reforms were appreciated by those who understood that first-class games were in dire need of income amid shrinking crowds. As a result, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) was kept in the loop and a marketing sub-committee was started under Row's guidance. Thus, there were boards placed all around the boundary at headquarters. Further, Subba Row also served as manager of England's tour to India and Sri Lanka in 1981-82. In 1991, the veteran cricketer was awarded a CBE for his services to the game. Later, from 1992-2001, he also acted as a match referee for the ICC, overseeing 41 Tests and 119 ODIs.

Raman Sabba Row, former England batter and administrator, passes away; ICC pays tribute

<p>England pacer Jofra Archer recently turned up for Karnataka state cricket team (KSCA) against his English county side Sussex and impressed with two wickets as well. Archer played as a substitute for KSCA against Sussex and took 2/22 in the only batting innings of the English county side.</p>

<p>Archer dismissed Tom Alsop as one of the wickets, trapping him in front. The Sussex official X handles also had some cheeky words of praise for Archer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Wicket - Alsop out lbw, b Archer. The KSCA XI’s newest addition looks like a decent player tbf," posted Sussex with the video of Archer taking the wicket of Alsop. Have a look at the video below:</p>

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<p>Notably, Archer has been out of England squad since IPL 2023 and is recovering from a right elbow stress fracture. The bowler has suffered from various injuries and hasn't been a regular for England since 2019 World Cup triumph.</p>

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<p>Archer didn't feature in 2022 T20 World Cup as well but England are hopeful of him recovering for the upcoming T20 World Cup which is scheduled to be played in June in the USA and West Indies.</p>

<p>The pacer, however, won't be taking part in the upcoming IPL 2024 where he last played for the Mumbai Indians.</p>

<p>England's white-ball captain Jos Buttler also acknowledged Archer's importance for England and said: "It's really exciting for him that hopefully he's going to get back to performing because as a captain he's someone you want to throw the ball to."</p>

<p>"We all know just what a special cricketer he is and it's been a tough few years for him not being able to get on the park and perform.</p>

<p>"With someone like him who is such a superstar, you're always optimistic that with the physios and doctors working, his body will just allow him to get back where he was," Buttler added while speaking at an event in London.</p>


England pacer Jofra Archer recently turned up for Karnataka state cricket team (KSCA) against his English county side Sussex and impressed with two wickets as well.

England pacer Jofra Archer recently turned up for Karnataka state cricket team (KSCA) against his English county side Sussex and impressed with two wickets as well. Archer played as a substitute for KSCA against Sussex and took 2/22 in the only batting innings of the English county side. Archer dismissed Tom Alsop as one of the wickets, trapping him in front. The Sussex official X handles also had some cheeky words of praise for Archer. "Wicket - Alsop out lbw, b Archer. The KSCA XI’s newest addition looks like a decent player tbf," posted Sussex with the video of Archer taking the wicket of Alsop. Have a look at the video below: Wicket - Alsop out lbw, b Archer The KSCA XI’s newest addition looks like a decent player tbf. 😅 pic.twitter.com/KXOTr6AgRI — Sussex Cricket (@SussexCCC) March 15, 2024 × Notably, Archer has been out of England squad since IPL 2023 and is recovering from a right elbow stress fracture. The bowler has suffered from various injuries and hasn't been a regular for England since 2019 World Cup triumph. Also Read: FA Cup – Manchester United’s Amad Diallo shown red card after extra-time winner against Liverpool, here’s why Archer didn't feature in 2022 T20 World Cup as well but England are hopeful of him recovering for the upcoming T20 World Cup which is scheduled to be played in June in the USA and West Indies. The pacer, however, won't be taking part in the upcoming IPL 2024 where he last played for the Mumbai Indians. England's white-ball captain Jos Buttler also acknowledged Archer's importance for England and said: "It's really exciting for him that hopefully he's going to get back to performing because as a captain he's someone you want to throw the ball to." "We all know just what a special cricketer he is and it's been a tough few years for him not being able to get on the park and perform. "With someone like him who is such a superstar, you're always optimistic that with the physios and doctors working, his body will just allow him to get back where he was," Buttler added while speaking at an event in London.

England pacer Jofra Archer plays for Karnataka, takes wicket of English county teammate - WATCH

<p>England fast bowler James Anderson created history by reaching the 700 Test wickets&nbsp;milestone - only the third bowler in history&nbsp;to do so. Before Anderson, only Australia's Shane Warne (708) and Sri Lanka's Mutiah Muralidaran (800) had&nbsp;reached the 700-wicket mark in Tests. Anderson reached the record mark on day 3 (March 9) of the ongoing fifth Test against India in Dharamsala.</p>

<p>Anderson dismissed India's Kuldeep Yadav for a personal score of 30 to become the first fast bowler in the world to take 700 Test wickets. The England bowler eventually finished with the figure of 2/60 as India were bowled out for 477 in their first innings - taking a lead of 259 runs over England, who were dismissed for 218.</p>

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<p>The 41-year-old pacer now only plays Test cricket for England and the Dharamsala Test is his 187 - the most for England and second only to Sachin Tendulkar's 200. Anderson made his debut for England in December 2002 in ODIs and folllowed it up with Test debut in May 2003.</p>

<p>During his career, Anderson has played most Test against Australia and India - 39 each - taking 117 and 149 wickets, respectively. Apart from that, Anderson also has over 100 Test wickets against South Africa as well.</p>

<p>Anderson also has 32 five-wicket hauls to his name - seventh highest in the world and second most for a fast bowler behind New Zealand great Richard Hadlee who has 36 five-wicket hauls to his name.</p>

<p>As for the match, England were in a precarious position in the Test, having lost four wickets for less than 100 in their second innings.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England had made a brilliant start to the series by beating India in the first Test in Hyderabad by 28 runs. The hosts then took over from there&nbsp;and won the next three Tests in Vizag (106 runs), Rajkot (434 runs) and Ranchi (five wickets) to take an unassailable lead in the series.</p>


England fast bowler James Anderson created history by reaching the 700 Test wickets milestone - only the third bowler in history to do so. Before Anderson, only Australia's Shane Warne (708) and Sri Lanka's Mutiah Muralidaran (800) had reached the 700-wicket mark in Tests.

England fast bowler James Anderson created history by reaching the 700 Test wickets milestone - only the third bowler in history to do so. Before Anderson, only Australia's Shane Warne (708) and Sri Lanka's Mutiah Muralidaran (800) had reached the 700-wicket mark in Tests. Anderson reached the record mark on day 3 (March 9) of the ongoing fifth Test against India in Dharamsala. Anderson dismissed India's Kuldeep Yadav for a personal score of 30 to become the first fast bowler in the world to take 700 Test wickets. The England bowler eventually finished with the figure of 2/60 as India were bowled out for 477 in their first innings - taking a lead of 259 runs over England, who were dismissed for 218. Also Read: IND vs ENG: 'I love watching them lose,' says ex-Australia skipper Tim Paine about arch-rivals England The 41-year-old pacer now only plays Test cricket for England and the Dharamsala Test is his 187 - the most for England and second only to Sachin Tendulkar's 200. Anderson made his debut for England in December 2002 in ODIs and folllowed it up with Test debut in May 2003. During his career, Anderson has played most Test against Australia and India - 39 each - taking 117 and 149 wickets, respectively. Apart from that, Anderson also has over 100 Test wickets against South Africa as well. Anderson also has 32 five-wicket hauls to his name - seventh highest in the world and second most for a fast bowler behind New Zealand great Richard Hadlee who has 36 five-wicket hauls to his name. As for the match, England were in a precarious position in the Test, having lost four wickets for less than 100 in their second innings. England had made a brilliant start to the series by beating India in the first Test in Hyderabad by 28 runs. The hosts then took over from there and won the next three Tests in Vizag (106 runs), Rajkot (434 runs) and Ranchi (five wickets) to take an unassailable lead in the series.

England's James Anderson becomes first pacer to take 700 Test wickets during Dharamsala match vs India

<p>England's Test coach Brendon McCullum has acknowledged that Ollie Robinson put in a subpar performance in the recently-concluded Ranchi Test against India. The medium pacer, playing his first Test of the five-match series, failed to take any wicket across two innings and dropped a catch too. With the bat, Robinson, however, scored 58 in the first innings but got out on duck in the second innings. His failure with ball although is something for which he's facing a lot of flak.</p>

<p>“Everything he did leading into the Test match suggested we’d see not just the Ollie Robinson we’d seen previously but a better version of it,” said McCullum on Tuesday (Feb 27).&nbsp;</p>

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<p>“For one reason or another it didn’t quite work out for him. Obviously he’s not just as disappointed as everyone else, he’s the most disappointed out of everyone,” he added. It is rare of generally ultra-positive McCullum to accept the poor performance from one of his players.&nbsp;</p>

<p>India eventually won the Ranchi Test, fourth of the series, by 5 wickets and took an unassailable 3-1 lead with one more Test to go in Dharamsala which starts March 7.</p>

<p>After the match, former England skipper Michael Atherton also said that he was 'disappointed' with Robinson who didn't bowl a single over in India's second innings.</p>

<p>"Ollie Robinson, I was really disappointed with him in this game. I felt that he bowled, his pace was pedestrian, and he was quite down on pace. He looks like a bowler who needs a good run of game time now, not necessarily with England either," Atherton said on Sky Cricket Podcast.</p>

<p>England had started the Test series well by winning the first Test in Hyderabad but three consecutive losses after that have left their World Test Championship (WTC) standing in tatters as well. The Three Lions are currently second last in ongoing 2023-25 cycle with three wins, five losses and one draw in nine games.</p>


England's Test coach Brendon McCullum has acknowledged that Ollie Robinson put in a subpar performance in the recently-concluded Ranchi Test against India. The medium pacer, playing his first Test of the five-match series, failed to take any wicket across two innings and dropped a catch too.

England's Test coach Brendon McCullum has acknowledged that Ollie Robinson put in a subpar performance in the recently-concluded Ranchi Test against India. The medium pacer, playing his first Test of the five-match series, failed to take any wicket across two innings and dropped a catch too. With the bat, Robinson, however, scored 58 in the first innings but got out on duck in the second innings. His failure with ball although is something for which he's facing a lot of flak. “Everything he did leading into the Test match suggested we’d see not just the Ollie Robinson we’d seen previously but a better version of it,” said McCullum on Tuesday (Feb 27). Also Read: India batter Shreyas Iyer to play in Mumbai's Ranji Trophy semi-final match vs Tamil Nadu amid scrutiny “For one reason or another it didn’t quite work out for him. Obviously he’s not just as disappointed as everyone else, he’s the most disappointed out of everyone,” he added. It is rare of generally ultra-positive McCullum to accept the poor performance from one of his players. India eventually won the Ranchi Test, fourth of the series, by 5 wickets and took an unassailable 3-1 lead with one more Test to go in Dharamsala which starts March 7. After the match, former England skipper Michael Atherton also said that he was 'disappointed' with Robinson who didn't bowl a single over in India's second innings. "Ollie Robinson, I was really disappointed with him in this game. I felt that he bowled, his pace was pedestrian, and he was quite down on pace. He looks like a bowler who needs a good run of game time now, not necessarily with England either," Atherton said on Sky Cricket Podcast. England had started the Test series well by winning the first Test in Hyderabad but three consecutive losses after that have left their World Test Championship (WTC) standing in tatters as well. The Three Lions are currently second last in ongoing 2023-25 cycle with three wins, five losses and one draw in nine games.

IND vs ENG: England coach Brendon McCullum acknowledges poor performance by Ollie Robinson in Ranchi Test

<p>India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a magnificent 104 on day 3 (Feb 17) of the third Test against England in Rajkot and England batter Ben Duckett wants credit to go to his team. Duckett's comments came after the end of play on Saturday with India 322 runs ahead of the visitors in second innings. Duckett, going by England's Bazball approach, himself scored 153 at more than run-a-ball in his team's first innings total of 319.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“When you see players from opposition playing like this I feel we should get some credit for it,” Duckett said at the press conference after the day's play on Saturday, “Exciting to see him play aggressive cricket. He looks an incredible player and unfortunately, he is in great form!,” he added.</p>

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<p>Jaiswal's teammate Mohammed Siraj, whose four-for played a crucial part in England conceding a lead of 126, also praised the batter for the show he put on, especially in the third session of the day.</p>

<p>“Jaiswal is very high on confidence. He has already hit a double hundred. He’s not looking back," he said.</p>

<p>Jaiswal, before retiring hurt due to back spasm, added 155 runs with Shubman Gill (65 not out ) for the second wicket. India finished the day at 196/2 in second innings with night watchman Kuldeep Yadav on the crease alongside Gill.</p>

<p>The century was Jaiswal's second in the series, having already scored a double ton in the second Test in Vizag which India won by 106 runs. Gill, who had also scored a hundred in the Vizag Test, looked good for more on day 3 in Rajkot before the stumps.</p>

<p>With two more days left in the Test, India are well and truly on the course of a win to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series which currently stands equal at 1-1.</p>


India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a magnificent 104 on day 3 (Feb 17) of the third Test against England in Rajkot and England batter Ben Duckett wants credit to go to his team.

India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a magnificent 104 on day 3 (Feb 17) of the third Test against England in Rajkot and England batter Ben Duckett wants credit to go to his team. Duckett's comments came after the end of play on Saturday with India 322 runs ahead of the visitors in second innings. Duckett, going by England's Bazball approach, himself scored 153 at more than run-a-ball in his team's first innings total of 319. “When you see players from opposition playing like this I feel we should get some credit for it,” Duckett said at the press conference after the day's play on Saturday, “Exciting to see him play aggressive cricket. He looks an incredible player and unfortunately, he is in great form!,” he added. Also Read: Rajkot Test, Day 3: 'They are wary of us,' chirps England batter Ben Duckett as India take mammoth lead Jaiswal's teammate Mohammed Siraj, whose four-for played a crucial part in England conceding a lead of 126, also praised the batter for the show he put on, especially in the third session of the day. “Jaiswal is very high on confidence. He has already hit a double hundred. He’s not looking back," he said. Jaiswal, before retiring hurt due to back spasm, added 155 runs with Shubman Gill (65 not out ) for the second wicket. India finished the day at 196/2 in second innings with night watchman Kuldeep Yadav on the crease alongside Gill. The century was Jaiswal's second in the series, having already scored a double ton in the second Test in Vizag which India won by 106 runs. Gill, who had also scored a hundred in the Vizag Test, looked good for more on day 3 in Rajkot before the stumps. With two more days left in the Test, India are well and truly on the course of a win to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series which currently stands equal at 1-1.

IND vs ENG, 3rd Test: England batter Ben Duckett wants 'some credit' for Yashasvi Jaiswal's 104 on day 3

<p>England captain Ben Stokes will be playing his 100th Test when his side takes on India in the third Test in Rajkot, which gets underway on Feb 15 (Thursday). Ahead of the commencement of the third Test versus India, England Test vice-captain Ollie Pope lavished huge praise on Stokes and stated that it is an 'unbelievable achievement' to play 100 Tests. Stokes has been one of the greats of the modern-day game and has&nbsp;6,251 runs and 197 wickets in 99 Tests.</p>

<p>Ahead of Stokes' 100th Test, Pope addressed the media in the pre-match press conference and said,&nbsp;"Unbelievable achievement to play 100 Tests. Since he has been the captain there have been so many special moments." The English all-rounder has had a remarkable run in international cricket, especially in the purest format of the game. He has won several games from nowhere with both bat and ball and has changed England's playing style completely ever since he took over as the Test captain in early 2022.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Stokes has led England in 21 Tests, winning 14 and losing only six. At present, he has a stern task ahead to take England to a series win over India after 12 years. Currently, the India-England Test series is levelled at 1-1 with three more games to go. Stokes-led England have pushed India to the back foot in the opening two Tests and not given anything to them easily, while relying on their Bazball approach.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the Test series versus India, Stokes has looked good with the bat but is yet to come up with bigger knocks. He has not bowled yet in the series and Pope indicated that he might bowl in Rajkot. He added, "Not sure if Ben Stokes will be available to bowl in the Rajkot Test, he is working to get his knee right." Stokes is three wickets away from 200 Test scalps and the English captain would love to get to the milestone in his landmark Test.</p>


England captain Ben Stokes will be playing his 100th Test when his side takes on India in the third Test in Rajkot, which gets underway on Feb 15 (Thursday). Ahead of the commencement of the third Test versus India, England Test vice-captain Ollie Pope lavished huge praise on Stokes and stated that it is an 'unbelievable achievement' to play 100 Tests.

England captain Ben Stokes will be playing his 100th Test when his side takes on India in the third Test in Rajkot, which gets underway on Feb 15 (Thursday). Ahead of the commencement of the third Test versus India, England Test vice-captain Ollie Pope lavished huge praise on Stokes and stated that it is an 'unbelievable achievement' to play 100 Tests. Stokes has been one of the greats of the modern-day game and has 6,251 runs and 197 wickets in 99 Tests. Ahead of Stokes' 100th Test, Pope addressed the media in the pre-match press conference and said, "Unbelievable achievement to play 100 Tests. Since he has been the captain there have been so many special moments." The English all-rounder has had a remarkable run in international cricket, especially in the purest format of the game. He has won several games from nowhere with both bat and ball and has changed England's playing style completely ever since he took over as the Test captain in early 2022. Also read: England have thrown some punches to push India back, feels former Test specialist ahead of Rajkot Test Stokes has led England in 21 Tests, winning 14 and losing only six. At present, he has a stern task ahead to take England to a series win over India after 12 years. Currently, the India-England Test series is levelled at 1-1 with three more games to go. Stokes-led England have pushed India to the back foot in the opening two Tests and not given anything to them easily, while relying on their Bazball approach. In the Test series versus India, Stokes has looked good with the bat but is yet to come up with bigger knocks. He has not bowled yet in the series and Pope indicated that he might bowl in Rajkot. He added, "Not sure if Ben Stokes will be available to bowl in the Rajkot Test, he is working to get his knee right." Stokes is three wickets away from 200 Test scalps and the English captain would love to get to the milestone in his landmark Test.

Ind vs Eng | 'Unbelievable achievement': Pope lauds Stokes as England captain gears up for 100th Test

<p>England coach Brendon McCullum said that the team won't be doing a lot of training during their time off in Abu Dhabi, UAE ahead of the third Test in Rajkot against India that starts&nbsp;February 15. The five-match series is tied at 1-1 after the two teams won one match each. While England won the first game in Hyderabad by 28 runs, India came back emphatically to win the next Test in Vizag by 106 runs.</p>

<p>“There won’t be a whole lot of training,” said McCullum before England's departure on Wednesday (Feb 7). “We have had plenty of training days, two Tests and this is an opportunity to step away from the heat of the battle. I was talking to Rahul Dravid [India’s head coach] and he said all his boys are shooting home as well.</p>

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<p>“Home for us is a little way away so we chose Abu Dhabi and we are going to enjoy the families [joining us]. Then when we get to Rajkot, we drop the shoulder and go hard,” McCullum added.</p>

<p>McCullum also took note of star India batter Virat Kohli's expected return to the side for the next Test. Kohli was selected in the squad for the first two Tests as well but withdrew ahead of the first Test citing personal reasons.</p>

<p>"If Virat is coming back... we hope everything is well with his family. We will look forward to that challenge too. He is a great competitor. I know him very well and I enjoyed playing against him, I enjoyed our team playing against him. And if you have success against the best, I am sure you have earned it," the England coach said while talking to TalkSport.</p>

<p>Apart from Kohli, KL Rahul is also expected to be back for the third Test after missing the second game due to injury. With both Kohli and Rahul set to return, Shreyas Iyer and Rajat Patidar could be left out of the squad which is expected to be announced soon.&nbsp;</p>


England coach Brendon McCullum said that the team won't be doing a lot of training during their time off in Abu Dhabi, UAE ahead of the third Test in Rajkot against India that starts February 15.

England coach Brendon McCullum said that the team won't be doing a lot of training during their time off in Abu Dhabi, UAE ahead of the third Test in Rajkot against India that starts February 15. The five-match series is tied at 1-1 after the two teams won one match each. While England won the first game in Hyderabad by 28 runs, India came back emphatically to win the next Test in Vizag by 106 runs. “There won’t be a whole lot of training,” said McCullum before England's departure on Wednesday (Feb 7). “We have had plenty of training days, two Tests and this is an opportunity to step away from the heat of the battle. I was talking to Rahul Dravid [India’s head coach] and he said all his boys are shooting home as well. Also Read: U19 World Cup 2024: Sachin Dhas, Uday Saharan’s valiant knocks help India reach fifth consecutive final “Home for us is a little way away so we chose Abu Dhabi and we are going to enjoy the families [joining us]. Then when we get to Rajkot, we drop the shoulder and go hard,” McCullum added. McCullum also took note of star India batter Virat Kohli's expected return to the side for the next Test. Kohli was selected in the squad for the first two Tests as well but withdrew ahead of the first Test citing personal reasons. "If Virat is coming back... we hope everything is well with his family. We will look forward to that challenge too. He is a great competitor. I know him very well and I enjoyed playing against him, I enjoyed our team playing against him. And if you have success against the best, I am sure you have earned it," the England coach said while talking to TalkSport. Apart from Kohli, KL Rahul is also expected to be back for the third Test after missing the second game due to injury. With both Kohli and Rahul set to return, Shreyas Iyer and Rajat Patidar could be left out of the squad which is expected to be announced soon.

'Won’t be a whole lot of training,' says head coach Brendon McCullum on England's mid-series break

<p>Former England skipper Joe Root has revealed that the English team doesn't do team meetings anymore after Ben Stokes became the skipper and Brendon McCullum came on as the head coach. Root made the comments on Jio Cinema - the official digital broadcaster of the ongoing India vs England Test series. The five-match series is tied at 1-1 after the first two games and there's a nine-day rest period before the next Test starts on February 15 in Rajkot.</p>

<p>"We don't really do team meetings anymore. That's one of the great things about how we do all of our conversations away from the game and just that enjoyment and buzz about spending time with each other," said Root about the new mindset in England camp.</p>

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<p>"We don't have to sit in a meeting room and I think it's more authentic and more genuine when you can have it around a dinner table. Having a coffee in the morning or whatever, I think that's when you do your best learning," he added.</p>

<p>Although England lost the second Test by 106 runs, their come-from-behind win by 28 runs in the first Test in Hyderabad speaks volumes about the&nbsp;brand of cricket they play these days.</p>

<p>Termed 'Bazball', India head coach Rahul Dravid also praised the new English style of play and acknowledged that it is not just slogging but skills as well.</p>

<p>"It's not wild slogging, they are actually showing some very good skills. Some of the shots they are playing require a lot of skills and ability. You can't just come and execute those things," said Dravid at the post-match presentation after the second Test in Vizag.</p>

<p>England are currently in Abu Dhabi for the break before the third Test and their coach McCullum has said that the team won't be doing much practice in their time off.</p>


Former England skipper Joe Root has revealed that the English team doesn't do team meetings anymore after Ben Stokes became the skipper and Brendon McCullum came on as the head coach.

Former England skipper Joe Root has revealed that the English team doesn't do team meetings anymore after Ben Stokes became the skipper and Brendon McCullum came on as the head coach. Root made the comments on Jio Cinema - the official digital broadcaster of the ongoing India vs England Test series. The five-match series is tied at 1-1 after the first two games and there's a nine-day rest period before the next Test starts on February 15 in Rajkot. "We don't really do team meetings anymore. That's one of the great things about how we do all of our conversations away from the game and just that enjoyment and buzz about spending time with each other," said Root about the new mindset in England camp. Also Read: DC coach Ricky Ponting 'not quite sure yet' about Rishabh Pant's role in IPL 2024 season "We don't have to sit in a meeting room and I think it's more authentic and more genuine when you can have it around a dinner table. Having a coffee in the morning or whatever, I think that's when you do your best learning," he added. Although England lost the second Test by 106 runs, their come-from-behind win by 28 runs in the first Test in Hyderabad speaks volumes about the brand of cricket they play these days. Termed 'Bazball', India head coach Rahul Dravid also praised the new English style of play and acknowledged that it is not just slogging but skills as well. "It's not wild slogging, they are actually showing some very good skills. Some of the shots they are playing require a lot of skills and ability. You can't just come and execute those things," said Dravid at the post-match presentation after the second Test in Vizag. England are currently in Abu Dhabi for the break before the third Test and their coach McCullum has said that the team won't be doing much practice in their time off.

'We don't do team meetings anymore,' reveals former England skipper Joe Root

<p>England batter Zak Crawley has said that he's going to continue with his aggressive style of play as that has helped him with his consistency. The batter had scored a stroke-filled 76 off just 78 balls but Jasprit Bumrah's 6/45 derailed England's innings afterwards on day 2 (Feb 3) of second Test in Vizag. Crawley, however, remains firm on playing attacking cricket, a norm under skipper Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum, as that's what got him where he is at the moment.</p>

<p>“I’m happy that I’m much more aggressive now and that’s helped with consistency. I wasn’t happy to get out when I did but I’d definitely do the same thing. If that one doesn’t turn and I hit him over his head for six then suddenly he’s under a lot of pressure and I can milk him for two hours or whatever. There’s risk and reward there," said the England batter after second day's play.</p>

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<p>On being asked if he was disappointed about his dismissal or that is his style of play, Crawley said: "Definitely the second one. If I start doubting myself in those situations and not backing my instincts, then I revert back to the player I was a couple of years ago, not scoring many runs for my team."</p>

<p>“I’ve done it before and it came off, but it didn’t come off today. I was disappointed with myself, especially when the wickets fell after. But I’ll keep telling myself to back my aggressive game because that’s what got me here,” he added.</p>

<p>England were cruising along nicely at 114-1 before Crawley was dismissed by Axar Patel. The visitors kept losing wickets at regular interval after that as Bumrah conjured one of the best spells of his career, especially in India. India pacer's 6/45 ensured England fold out 143-run short of India's first innings total of 396.</p>

<p>The day ended with the hosts at 28/0 in the second innings as their total lead grew to 171.</p>


England batter Zak Crawley has said that he's going to continue with his aggressive style of play as that has helped him with his consistency. The batter had scored a stroke-filled 76 off just 78 balls but Jasprit Bumrah's 6/45 derailed England's innings afterwards on day 2 (Feb 3) of second Test in Vizag.

England batter Zak Crawley has said that he's going to continue with his aggressive style of play as that has helped him with his consistency. The batter had scored a stroke-filled 76 off just 78 balls but Jasprit Bumrah's 6/45 derailed England's innings afterwards on day 2 (Feb 3) of second Test in Vizag. Crawley, however, remains firm on playing attacking cricket, a norm under skipper Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum, as that's what got him where he is at the moment. “I’m happy that I’m much more aggressive now and that’s helped with consistency. I wasn’t happy to get out when I did but I’d definitely do the same thing. If that one doesn’t turn and I hit him over his head for six then suddenly he’s under a lot of pressure and I can milk him for two hours or whatever. There’s risk and reward there," said the England batter after second day's play. Also Read: IND v ENG: ‘We believe we can chase anything’ – Crawley on England’s chances in Vizag On being asked if he was disappointed about his dismissal or that is his style of play, Crawley said: "Definitely the second one. If I start doubting myself in those situations and not backing my instincts, then I revert back to the player I was a couple of years ago, not scoring many runs for my team." “I’ve done it before and it came off, but it didn’t come off today. I was disappointed with myself, especially when the wickets fell after. But I’ll keep telling myself to back my aggressive game because that’s what got me here,” he added. England were cruising along nicely at 114-1 before Crawley was dismissed by Axar Patel. The visitors kept losing wickets at regular interval after that as Bumrah conjured one of the best spells of his career, especially in India. India pacer's 6/45 ensured England fold out 143-run short of India's first innings total of 396. The day ended with the hosts at 28/0 in the second innings as their total lead grew to 171.

IND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Zak Crawley firm on backing 'aggressive game' despite getting out in crunch situation

<p>England's former spinner Monty Panesar hailed R Ashwin as a 'brilliant' spinner ahead of both sides' five Tests in the Indian subcontinent, starting on Jan 25 in Hyderabad. Panesar feels Ashwin has adapted to different conditions brilliantly, over the years,&nbsp;to deliver the goods for India in the purest format of the game. It is to be noted that the wily Indian off-spinner is just 10 wickets away from claiming 500 wickets in red-ball cricket. Thus, he has a high chance to join the elite 500-wicket club during the home series versus Ben Stokes-led England.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>'R Ashwin is like an app, he keeps updating every six months'</strong></h2>

<p>Ahead of the first Test, in Hyderabad, Panesar spoke to Hindustan Times and heaped praise on Ashwin. He said, "He has had the mindset to keep adapting and bowling different deliveries. He kept getting better. It's not easy all the time to take a lot of wickets on turning pitches. He's been given turners at home, but you can see the way he adapts all the time. He's like an app, he keeps updating every six months! That's what he has done throughout his career."</p>

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<p>The ex-English spinner, who played a major role in his side's historic Test series win in India in 2012/13,&nbsp;added, "I always find that I am a student when it comes to Ashwin's bowling. I feel I am continually learning something new about his bowling. That's the asset Ashwin is. He is a brilliant bowler."</p>

<p>Ashwin has 490 wickets in 95 Tests at an average of&nbsp;23.69. At home, he has churned out 337 wickets at&nbsp;20.87. He will look to add to his wicket column in the forthcoming Tests versus England, challenging their aggressive style of batting.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The first Test gets underway on Jan 25 at the iconic Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad.</p>


England's former spinner Monty Panesar hailed R Ashwin as a 'brilliant' spinner ahead of both sides' five Tests in the Indian subcontinent, starting on Jan 25 in Hyderabad.

England's former spinner Monty Panesar hailed R Ashwin as a 'brilliant' spinner ahead of both sides' five Tests in the Indian subcontinent, starting on Jan 25 in Hyderabad. Panesar feels Ashwin has adapted to different conditions brilliantly, over the years, to deliver the goods for India in the purest format of the game. It is to be noted that the wily Indian off-spinner is just 10 wickets away from claiming 500 wickets in red-ball cricket. Thus, he has a high chance to join the elite 500-wicket club during the home series versus Ben Stokes-led England. 'R Ashwin is like an app, he keeps updating every six months' Ahead of the first Test, in Hyderabad, Panesar spoke to Hindustan Times and heaped praise on Ashwin. He said, "He has had the mindset to keep adapting and bowling different deliveries. He kept getting better. It's not easy all the time to take a lot of wickets on turning pitches. He's been given turners at home, but you can see the way he adapts all the time. He's like an app, he keeps updating every six months! That's what he has done throughout his career." Also read: India pacer Mohammed Shami marks upcoming home Test series against England for comeback The ex-English spinner, who played a major role in his side's historic Test series win in India in 2012/13, added, "I always find that I am a student when it comes to Ashwin's bowling. I feel I am continually learning something new about his bowling. That's the asset Ashwin is. He is a brilliant bowler." Ashwin has 490 wickets in 95 Tests at an average of 23.69. At home, he has churned out 337 wickets at 20.87. He will look to add to his wicket column in the forthcoming Tests versus England, challenging their aggressive style of batting. The first Test gets underway on Jan 25 at the iconic Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad.

Ind vs Eng: R Ashwin is like an app, keeps updating - Former spinner Monty Panesar hails Indian star

<p>England all-rounder Moeen Ali conceded after losing the second T20I against West Indies that the situation is not ideal for Three Lions. Jos Buttler-led England had also lost the first T20I and now trail 0-2 in the five-match series. They had previously lost the three-match ODI series 2-1 against the same opposition too.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Obviously disappointing because you want to start winning with the World Cup around the corner in these conditions," Moeen said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England have been going through a slump in the limited-over cricket since the ODI World Cup 2023 which concluded recently. They had entered as the defending champions but could manage only three wins in nine games and failed to qualify for the semis.</p>

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<p>Their next target will be the ICC T20 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in about six months' time in the USA and Caribbean. England will be entering the tournament as defending champions for the second time in less than a year. This time, however, they would be hoping to do better than in the ODI World Cup but their current form suggests otherwise.</p>

<p>Buttler's men had their moments during both the T20Is they lost against West Indies and Moeen agreed to that. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I thought a lot of the game we played well and then they just smashed two big overs that probably just took the game away from us a little bit…I hate saying there's a few positives, but there are a few I thought," said Ali in context of the second game.</p>

<p>Chasing 177, England kept losing wickets at regular intervals and eventually lost the game by 10 runs. Ali, however, praised teammate Sam Curran for scoring a quickfire 32-ball 50 after being taken to cleaners while bowling.</p>

<p>"The great thing about being a very good all-rounder as he is, is you can have a bad day with the ball but you can contribute with the bat and still try to win the game, which he almost did," Moeen said.</p>

<p>The next match of the series is scheduled to be played on Saturday, December 16.</p>


England all-rounder Moeen Ali conceded after losing the second T20I against West Indies that the situation is not ideal for Three Lions. Jos Buttler-led England had also lost the first T20I and now trail 0-2 in the five-match series.

England all-rounder Moeen Ali conceded after losing the second T20I against West Indies that the situation is not ideal for Three Lions. Jos Buttler-led England had also lost the first T20I and now trail 0-2 in the five-match series. They had previously lost the three-match ODI series 2-1 against the same opposition too. "Obviously disappointing because you want to start winning with the World Cup around the corner in these conditions," Moeen said. England have been going through a slump in the limited-over cricket since the ODI World Cup 2023 which concluded recently. They had entered as the defending champions but could manage only three wins in nine games and failed to qualify for the semis. Also Read: India pacer Mohammed Shami out of South Africa Tests with injury; Akash Deep replaces Deepak Chahar for ODIs Their next target will be the ICC T20 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in about six months' time in the USA and Caribbean. England will be entering the tournament as defending champions for the second time in less than a year. This time, however, they would be hoping to do better than in the ODI World Cup but their current form suggests otherwise. Buttler's men had their moments during both the T20Is they lost against West Indies and Moeen agreed to that. "I thought a lot of the game we played well and then they just smashed two big overs that probably just took the game away from us a little bit…I hate saying there's a few positives, but there are a few I thought," said Ali in context of the second game. Chasing 177, England kept losing wickets at regular intervals and eventually lost the game by 10 runs. Ali, however, praised teammate Sam Curran for scoring a quickfire 32-ball 50 after being taken to cleaners while bowling. "The great thing about being a very good all-rounder as he is, is you can have a bad day with the ball but you can contribute with the bat and still try to win the game, which he almost did," Moeen said. The next match of the series is scheduled to be played on Saturday, December 16.

Moeen Ali concedes England's white-ball game not ideal with T20 World Cup looming around

<p>England's white-ball coach Matthew Mott&nbsp;has called for some patience with the new-look limited-overs team as they try and make their way in the new era post-ODI World Cup 2023. Mott's comments came after England lost the three-match ODI series 1-2 against West Indies.</p>

<p>England, however, were in a position to make a serious impact in all three games but failed to take advantage of the position and the coach acknowledged that. England's ODI squad had just four players who have played 10 or more ODIs.</p>

<p>"We haven't put a complete game together and that's the frustration," Mott said after England's series-losing defeat in the third ODI. "We put ourselves in a chance to win all three games and come away with a series loss, so that's not ideal.</p>

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<p>"But there are definitely some really good signs there that there's a group of players who love playing with each other. They're some really good mates in there and I think it'll really take the game forward," he added.</p>

<p>England are trying to break ground post a horrible ODI World Cup campaign where they entered as the defending champions but left with only three wins in nine games. They now are focusing on defending their another title - the T20 World Cup trophy.</p>

<p>The ICC T20 World Cup is scheduled to be played in the USA and West Indies next year and England will enter the tournament as the defending champions. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Their first task will be the upcoming five-match T20I series against West Indies. England have made five changes to their T20I squad from the one who played the ODIs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The five changes are: Chris Woakes, Rashid, Moeen Ali, Reece Topley and Tymal Mills who replace Ollie Pope, Zak Crawley, Matthew Potts, Tom Hartley and Brydon Carse.</p>

<p>The T20I series starts December 12 in Bridgetown.</p>


England's white-ball coach Matthew Mott has called for some patience with the new-look limited-overs team as they try and make their way in the new era post-ODI World Cup 2023.

England's white-ball coach Matthew Mott has called for some patience with the new-look limited-overs team as they try and make their way in the new era post-ODI World Cup 2023. Mott's comments came after England lost the three-match ODI series 1-2 against West Indies. England, however, were in a position to make a serious impact in all three games but failed to take advantage of the position and the coach acknowledged that. England's ODI squad had just four players who have played 10 or more ODIs. "We haven't put a complete game together and that's the frustration," Mott said after England's series-losing defeat in the third ODI. "We put ourselves in a chance to win all three games and come away with a series loss, so that's not ideal. Also Read: Manager Erik Ten Hag under scrutiny as Manchester United fight for Champions League survival "But there are definitely some really good signs there that there's a group of players who love playing with each other. They're some really good mates in there and I think it'll really take the game forward," he added. England are trying to break ground post a horrible ODI World Cup campaign where they entered as the defending champions but left with only three wins in nine games. They now are focusing on defending their another title - the T20 World Cup trophy. The ICC T20 World Cup is scheduled to be played in the USA and West Indies next year and England will enter the tournament as the defending champions. Their first task will be the upcoming five-match T20I series against West Indies. England have made five changes to their T20I squad from the one who played the ODIs. The five changes are: Chris Woakes, Rashid, Moeen Ali, Reece Topley and Tymal Mills who replace Ollie Pope, Zak Crawley, Matthew Potts, Tom Hartley and Brydon Carse. The T20I series starts December 12 in Bridgetown.

Coach Matthew Mott hopeful of young England taking 'game forward' despite ODI series defeat against WI

<p>West Indies ODI skipper Shai Hope has revealed that a chat he once had with former India skipper MS Dhoni has helped him throughout his career and helped improve his game. Hope shared his thoughts after his 109 not out helped West Indies beat England by four wickets in the first ODI on Sunday (Dec. 3).</p>

<p>"A very, very famous person, MS Dhoni - we had a chat a while ago, and he was saying, 'You always have a lot more time than you think,'" Player of the Match Hope said during the post-match presentation. "That's one thing that has stuck with me throughout the years I've been playing ODI cricket."</p>

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<p>Hope also became the joint third fastest overall to reach 5,000 ODI runs - reaching the milestone in 114 innings - same as West Indies great Viv Richard and India batter Virat Kohli. The only players ahead of him are Pakistan's Babar Azam (97 innings) and South African Hashim Amla (101 innings).</p>

<p>Needing 19 from 12 balls in a chase of 326, Hope decided to take down Sam Curran and hit him for three sixes in the penultimate over to take his team over the line. In the process, he also completed his 16th ODI hundred, which came off just 83 balls - his personal best.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking to CWI's in-house channels about the onslaught, Hope said: "The dimensions of the field and then the wind factor there, I thought the best thing to do was to target that particular over. We knew it was a challenge to score from the other end, especially going against the breeze… regardless of what happened, I was going to try and take down that second-to-last over to give us the best chance of winning the game."</p>

<p>West Indies lead the three-ODI series 1-0 with the next two games scheduled to be played on December 6 and 9 in North Sound and Bridgetown, respectively.</p>


West Indies ODI skipper Shai Hope has revealed that a chat he once had with former India skipper MS Dhoni has helped him throughout his career and helped improve his game.

West Indies ODI skipper Shai Hope has revealed that a chat he once had with former India skipper MS Dhoni has helped him throughout his career and helped improve his game. Hope shared his thoughts after his 109 not out helped West Indies beat England by four wickets in the first ODI on Sunday (Dec. 3). "A very, very famous person, MS Dhoni - we had a chat a while ago, and he was saying, 'You always have a lot more time than you think,'" Player of the Match Hope said during the post-match presentation. "That's one thing that has stuck with me throughout the years I've been playing ODI cricket." Also Read: Mukesh, Iyer star in close win for India despite last-over drama, win series 4-1 Hope also became the joint third fastest overall to reach 5,000 ODI runs - reaching the milestone in 114 innings - same as West Indies great Viv Richard and India batter Virat Kohli. The only players ahead of him are Pakistan's Babar Azam (97 innings) and South African Hashim Amla (101 innings). Needing 19 from 12 balls in a chase of 326, Hope decided to take down Sam Curran and hit him for three sixes in the penultimate over to take his team over the line. In the process, he also completed his 16th ODI hundred, which came off just 83 balls - his personal best. Speaking to CWI's in-house channels about the onslaught, Hope said: "The dimensions of the field and then the wind factor there, I thought the best thing to do was to target that particular over. We knew it was a challenge to score from the other end, especially going against the breeze… regardless of what happened, I was going to try and take down that second-to-last over to give us the best chance of winning the game." West Indies lead the three-ODI series 1-0 with the next two games scheduled to be played on December 6 and 9 in North Sound and Bridgetown, respectively.

WI skipper Shai Hope credits MS Dhoni for match-winning 109 vs England; equals Viv Richards and Virat Kohli

<p>England white-ball skipper Jos Buttler feels that 'one tournament doesn't define you' and he'll use the ODI World Cup 2023 debacle as positive learning in career going forward. England are currently in West Indies for a white-ball tour and and Buttler notes that there's enough talent in the team to take England cricket forward.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There's some really exciting talent in this team," Butter said on the sidelines of second-day of practice in Antigua. "Young guys eager to get their opportunities and perform. There's some guys that have not been exposed to ODI cricket a lot, but have a lot of experience in Test cricket, so not necessarily new to the international game. It's a nice blend."</p>

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<p>England, who had entered the 2023 edition of the quadrennial tournament as defending champions, had a horrid time as they finished seventh among 10 teams with just three wins in nine games. Buttler is eager to use that experience as a motivation to take the team forward.</p>

<p>"(And realising) that sort of tournament doesn't define you. I've got to use it as motivation and hunger to push myself and the team forward and take the learnings from that. Use it as a positive experience to go into the rest of my career….I always think of Ben Stokes' words to Jofra (Archer) about the (2019) Super Over. 'Whatever happens here doesn't define you,' and I certainly feel like that World Cup isn't the defining moment for me," said Buttler.</p>

<p>Talking about his personal takeaway from the tournament, Buttler said: "That's a big learning for me, managing my own game is vital to the team and just finding different ways to do that to allow me to walk to the middle with a clear mind."</p>

<p>Buttler has been one of the most prolific white-ball batters of England and the team had won 2022 T20 World Cup under his captaincy last year.</p>


England white-ball skipper Jos Buttler feels that 'one tournament doesn't define you' and he'll use the ODI World Cup 2023 debacle as positive learning in career going forward.

England white-ball skipper Jos Buttler feels that 'one tournament doesn't define you' and he'll use the ODI World Cup 2023 debacle as positive learning in career going forward. England are currently in West Indies for a white-ball tour and and Buttler notes that there's enough talent in the team to take England cricket forward. "There's some really exciting talent in this team," Butter said on the sidelines of second-day of practice in Antigua. "Young guys eager to get their opportunities and perform. There's some guys that have not been exposed to ODI cricket a lot, but have a lot of experience in Test cricket, so not necessarily new to the international game. It's a nice blend." Also Read: Taijul Islam shines for hosts as Bangladesh stun New Zealand by 150 runs to go 1-0 up England, who had entered the 2023 edition of the quadrennial tournament as defending champions, had a horrid time as they finished seventh among 10 teams with just three wins in nine games. Buttler is eager to use that experience as a motivation to take the team forward. "(And realising) that sort of tournament doesn't define you. I've got to use it as motivation and hunger to push myself and the team forward and take the learnings from that. Use it as a positive experience to go into the rest of my career….I always think of Ben Stokes' words to Jofra (Archer) about the (2019) Super Over. 'Whatever happens here doesn't define you,' and I certainly feel like that World Cup isn't the defining moment for me," said Buttler. Talking about his personal takeaway from the tournament, Buttler said: "That's a big learning for me, managing my own game is vital to the team and just finding different ways to do that to allow me to walk to the middle with a clear mind." Buttler has been one of the most prolific white-ball batters of England and the team had won 2022 T20 World Cup under his captaincy last year.

'One tournament doesn't define you,' says skipper Jos Buttler as England embark on new journey

<p>England white-ball skipper Jos Buttler insisted that there won't be a huge clearout after their disastrous ODI World Cup 2023 where they came in as the defending champions. The English team finished seventh on the points table with three wins and six losses in nine games.</p>

<p>"I don't think there'll be a drastic change of plan like we had in 2015. There are a few things we need to change and build something new. Doesn't mean there'll be a huge clearout but we have work to do to become a top team again," said Buttler after the win against Pakistan in their last league match of the ODI World Cup on November 11.</p>

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<p>Buttler conceded that their campaign was a disappointment and they have a lots to reflect upon but was happy with the win against Pakistan.</p>

<p>"Nice to put in a good performance and finish this way. Lots to reflect on and ultimately disappointing but good to win today. We showed the true version of ourselves. We haven't shown enough what we're capable of. Lots of us haven't performed to our level. To not have him available for a few games was a challenge but we're a good enough team to have been able to deal with it," he added.</p>

<p>With their last match done, English fast bowler David Willey, who won Player of the Match in his last international match, got a lot praise from the skipper as well.</p>

<p>"The World Cup as a whole is a disappointment. We spoke together about how if this is the last game for a lot of players, then let's make some good memories at the very least. David Willey's been fantastic. Ever since he came in in 2015. he always finds a way, a proper competitor, a real team man, and to be Player of the Match in his last match speaks volumes," Buttler said.</p>


England white-ball skipper Jos Buttler insisted that there won't be a huge clearout after their disastrous ODI World Cup 2023 where they came in as the defending champions.

England white-ball skipper Jos Buttler insisted that there won't be a huge clearout after their disastrous ODI World Cup 2023 where they came in as the defending champions. The English team finished seventh on the points table with three wins and six losses in nine games. "I don't think there'll be a drastic change of plan like we had in 2015. There are a few things we need to change and build something new. Doesn't mean there'll be a huge clearout but we have work to do to become a top team again," said Buttler after the win against Pakistan in their last league match of the ODI World Cup on November 11. Also Read: 'You can't blame...,' India coach Rahul Dravid opines on Angelo Mathews time out dismissal Buttler conceded that their campaign was a disappointment and they have a lots to reflect upon but was happy with the win against Pakistan. "Nice to put in a good performance and finish this way. Lots to reflect on and ultimately disappointing but good to win today. We showed the true version of ourselves. We haven't shown enough what we're capable of. Lots of us haven't performed to our level. To not have him available for a few games was a challenge but we're a good enough team to have been able to deal with it," he added. With their last match done, English fast bowler David Willey, who won Player of the Match in his last international match, got a lot praise from the skipper as well. "The World Cup as a whole is a disappointment. We spoke together about how if this is the last game for a lot of players, then let's make some good memories at the very least. David Willey's been fantastic. Ever since he came in in 2015. he always finds a way, a proper competitor, a real team man, and to be Player of the Match in his last match speaks volumes," Buttler said.

ODI World Cup 2023: England skipper Jos Buttler refutes HUGE CLEAROUT despite awful campaign

<p>England's star batter Dawid Malan, on the eve of their last ODI World Cup 2023 league match against Pakistan, said that it could be his last game for the Three Lions. Malan has been one of the few bright spots in defending champions' disastrous campaign. The opening batter has scored 373 runs in eight games - the most for England in this tournament. He has one hundred and two fifties to his name.</p>

<p>"Yeah, I guess I'm in a unique situation being the second oldest in this team. I don't know what my future holds, whether that be my choice or the team's choice. After this tournament probably, I have a bit of reflection time and see where I'm at and see what the future holds for me. Tomorrow could be the last game of cricket for England for me and it could still be the start of another journey. Who knows? We'll only find out when the dust settles," he said ahead of the Pakistan game.</p>

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<p>England are currently seventh on the points table with two wins and six losses from eight games they have played. Their last win by 160 runs against Netherlands has&nbsp;made them almost safe for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.</p>

<p>England, however, would like to win their last league match and hope for Bangladesh to lose their last against Australia to be fully sure of a spot in the Champions Trophy. As per the ICC qualification rules, top seven teams apart from the hosts Pakistan will automatically qualify for the eight-team event.</p>

<p>There were high hopes from England in the ODI World Cup 2023, especially after they won T20 World Cup in 2022 as well. The Three Lions, however, couldn't get going after the loss in tournament opener against New Zealand. Apart from Netherlands, their only win came against Bangladesh while they lost to&nbsp;India, South Africa, Australia, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan apart from New Zealand.&nbsp;</p>


England's star batter Dawid Malan, on the eve of their last ODI World Cup 2023 league match against Pakistan, said that it could be his last game for the Three Lions.

England's star batter Dawid Malan, on the eve of their last ODI World Cup 2023 league match against Pakistan, said that it could be his last game for the Three Lions. Malan has been one of the few bright spots in defending champions' disastrous campaign. The opening batter has scored 373 runs in eight games - the most for England in this tournament. He has one hundred and two fifties to his name. "Yeah, I guess I'm in a unique situation being the second oldest in this team. I don't know what my future holds, whether that be my choice or the team's choice. After this tournament probably, I have a bit of reflection time and see where I'm at and see what the future holds for me. Tomorrow could be the last game of cricket for England for me and it could still be the start of another journey. Who knows? We'll only find out when the dust settles," he said ahead of the Pakistan game. Also Read: 'Things may go astray...,' Ex-West Indies player Viv Richards advises India ahead of semis England are currently seventh on the points table with two wins and six losses from eight games they have played. Their last win by 160 runs against Netherlands has made them almost safe for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. England, however, would like to win their last league match and hope for Bangladesh to lose their last against Australia to be fully sure of a spot in the Champions Trophy. As per the ICC qualification rules, top seven teams apart from the hosts Pakistan will automatically qualify for the eight-team event. There were high hopes from England in the ODI World Cup 2023, especially after they won T20 World Cup in 2022 as well. The Three Lions, however, couldn't get going after the loss in tournament opener against New Zealand. Apart from Netherlands, their only win came against Bangladesh while they lost to India, South Africa, Australia, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan apart from New Zealand.

ODI World Cup 2023: England batter hints at retirement after Pakistan game

<p>Match 40&nbsp;of the ODI World Cup 2023 edition saw the defending champions England beat the Netherlands by 160 runs at the MCA Stadium, Pune on Wednesday (Nov 8). Jos Buttler &amp; Co. have had a pathetic run in the ongoing ten-team tournament and endured a five-match losing streak before beating the Dutch line-up convincingly, courtesy of Ben Stokes' maiden World Cup ton (108).</p>

<p>The win comes at a very crucial time for the one-time ODI WC winners. England were eliminated from this year's World Cup after a 33-run defeat to Australia but need to sign off with two back-to-back wins in order to secure&nbsp;qualification for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Thus, they turned up against Scott Edwards &amp; Co. on Wednesday. Batting first, they rode on Dawid Malan's 87, Stokes' 108 and Chris Woakes' 51 to post 339 for 9 before bundling out the opposition for a paltry 179 (with Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid taking three wickets each).</p>

<p>After the game, captain Buttler made it clear that Stokes -- who recently confirmed that he will undergo knee surgery post the World Cup -- is here with the side till the end of their run&nbsp;as he wants&nbsp;the team to make it to the Champions Trophy.</p>

<p>Buttler said in the post-match presser, "No, it's not his style at all (to leave the tournament and regain full fitness for next year's away Tests versus India). He's here to play in the World Cup. He wants to be here and they say it's important for us to try and qualify for that Champions Trophy and he wants to make sure we try and achieve that."</p>

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<p>At the post-match ceremony, Stokes said, "More pleased with the victory (than scoring a century), it has been a tough World Cup for us. It was a nice wicket to bat on, had some tennis-ball bounce. We (Woakes and himself) built a good partnership, whenever there was pressure building I had a look at the scoreboard and reminded myself there was a lot of time remaining (in the innings). Tried to take it deep and cash in later. He (Woakes) is a genuine all-rounder for us, he has been a great cricketer for England over the last 2-3 years and today he proved it."</p>

<p>England are set to face Pakistan, at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata, on Saturday (Nov 11). A win will help them finish in the top seven to qualify for the Champions Trophy.</p>


Match 40 of the ODI World Cup 2023 edition saw the defending champions England beat the Netherlands by 160 runs at the MCA Stadium, Pune on Wednesday (Nov 8). Jos Buttler & Co.

Match 40 of the ODI World Cup 2023 edition saw the defending champions England beat the Netherlands by 160 runs at the MCA Stadium, Pune on Wednesday (Nov 8). Jos Buttler & Co. have had a pathetic run in the ongoing ten-team tournament and endured a five-match losing streak before beating the Dutch line-up convincingly, courtesy of Ben Stokes' maiden World Cup ton (108). The win comes at a very crucial time for the one-time ODI WC winners. England were eliminated from this year's World Cup after a 33-run defeat to Australia but need to sign off with two back-to-back wins in order to secure qualification for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Thus, they turned up against Scott Edwards & Co. on Wednesday. Batting first, they rode on Dawid Malan's 87, Stokes' 108 and Chris Woakes' 51 to post 339 for 9 before bundling out the opposition for a paltry 179 (with Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid taking three wickets each). After the game, captain Buttler made it clear that Stokes -- who recently confirmed that he will undergo knee surgery post the World Cup -- is here with the side till the end of their run as he wants the team to make it to the Champions Trophy. Buttler said in the post-match presser, "No, it's not his style at all (to leave the tournament and regain full fitness for next year's away Tests versus India). He's here to play in the World Cup. He wants to be here and they say it's important for us to try and qualify for that Champions Trophy and he wants to make sure we try and achieve that." Also read: CWC 2023: Will Pakistan qualify for semi-finals if New Zealand vs Sri Lanka is washed out? At the post-match ceremony, Stokes said, "More pleased with the victory (than scoring a century), it has been a tough World Cup for us. It was a nice wicket to bat on, had some tennis-ball bounce. We (Woakes and himself) built a good partnership, whenever there was pressure building I had a look at the scoreboard and reminded myself there was a lot of time remaining (in the innings). Tried to take it deep and cash in later. He (Woakes) is a genuine all-rounder for us, he has been a great cricketer for England over the last 2-3 years and today he proved it." England are set to face Pakistan, at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata, on Saturday (Nov 11). A win will help them finish in the top seven to qualify for the Champions Trophy.

CWC 2023: Ben Stokes wants to make sure England qualify for 2025 Champions Trophy - Jos Buttler

<p>England batter Ben Stokes scored 64 in the ODI World Cup 2023 match against Australia on November 4 but it wasn't enough as defending champions lost the game by 33 runs. Stokes also hit three sixes in his innings and one of them broke a chair as well. Stokes' innings came at a time when England were looking good to win but crumbled after his wicket.</p>

<p>As for the six, it came off Travis Head's ball in the 32nd over when Stokes deposited a short ball over deep midwicket area. The ball hit a chair and made a hole into it before bouncing ahead. Have a look at the video here:</p>

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<p>The six and Stokes' innings were the only bright part in England's chase as they failed to hunt down 288 and got all out for 253 in 48.1 overs. Apart from the English Test skipper, Dawid Malan also played a good hand of 50 runs at the top. With the loss, the defending champions are officially out of the World Cup 2023.</p>

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<p>Speaking after the match, English white-ball skipper Jos Buttler said: "Disappointment, we are having the same chat after the match. Improvements today, more with the bat, but we were still well short, no complaints if you lose by 30 runs."</p>

<p>"Certainly low point, definitely as a captain to be stood in this position, had high hopes but incredibly disappointing, hurts a lot. We certainly haven't done ourselves enough justice, coming into the tournament, we fancied ourselves to do well to go all the way, there's so much hard work but we let ourselves down and people back home," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England have two more games to go in the ODI World Cup 2023, against Netherlands and Pakistan, as they aim to enter top eight&nbsp;for ICC Champions Trophy qualification.</p>


England batter Ben Stokes scored 64 in the ODI World Cup 2023 match against Australia on November 4 but it wasn't enough as defending champions lost the game by 33 runs.

England batter Ben Stokes scored 64 in the ODI World Cup 2023 match against Australia on November 4 but it wasn't enough as defending champions lost the game by 33 runs. Stokes also hit three sixes in his innings and one of them broke a chair as well. Stokes' innings came at a time when England were looking good to win but crumbled after his wicket. As for the six, it came off Travis Head's ball in the 32nd over when Stokes deposited a short ball over deep midwicket area. The ball hit a chair and made a hole into it before bouncing ahead. Have a look at the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by ICC (@icc) × The six and Stokes' innings were the only bright part in England's chase as they failed to hunt down 288 and got all out for 253 in 48.1 overs. Apart from the English Test skipper, Dawid Malan also played a good hand of 50 runs at the top. With the loss, the defending champions are officially out of the World Cup 2023. Also Read: Happy Birthday, King Kohli: Wishes pour in as India batter Virat Kohli celebrates 35th birthday Speaking after the match, English white-ball skipper Jos Buttler said: "Disappointment, we are having the same chat after the match. Improvements today, more with the bat, but we were still well short, no complaints if you lose by 30 runs." "Certainly low point, definitely as a captain to be stood in this position, had high hopes but incredibly disappointing, hurts a lot. We certainly haven't done ourselves enough justice, coming into the tournament, we fancied ourselves to do well to go all the way, there's so much hard work but we let ourselves down and people back home," he added. England have two more games to go in the ODI World Cup 2023, against Netherlands and Pakistan, as they aim to enter top eight for ICC Champions Trophy qualification.

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<p>England fast bowler David Willey has announced shock retirement from all forms of international cricket at the end of ongoing ODI World Cup 2023. Willey announced his decision on the social media platform X, saying that 'the time has come with great regret.'</p>

<p>"I never wanted this day to come," Willey wrote in his Post, "From a young boy, I've only ever dreamed of playing cricket for England. So, with careful thought and consideration, it is with great regret that I feel time has come for me to retire from all forms of international cricket at the end of the World Cup."</p>

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<p>"I have worn this shirt with immense pride and given my absolute everything to the badge on my chest. I've been very lucky to be a part of such an incredible white ball team with some of the best players in the world. I've made some special memories and great friends along the way and been through some very difficult times," the post further read.</p>

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<p>Willey's retirement comes at a time when England are going through a awful show at the ODI World Cup. The defending champions have lost five of their six matches and currently sit at the bottom of the points table. Willey, however, denied that his decision has anything to do with England's performance in the ongoing quadrennial tournament.</p>

<p>"I feel I still have a lot more to give on and off the field while I am still playing my best cricket, and my decision has nothing to do with our performance during the World Cup," his post added.</p>

<p>Since making his debut in 2015, the pacer has played 70 ODI games in England shirt, taking 94 wickets with a best of 5/30. In T20Is, Willey has represented England in 43 games, taking 51 wickets with a best of 4/7.</p>


England fast bowler David Willey has announced shock retirement from all forms of international cricket at the end of ongoing ODI World Cup 2023. Willey announced his decision on the social media platform X, saying that 'the time has come with great regret.

England fast bowler David Willey has announced shock retirement from all forms of international cricket at the end of ongoing ODI World Cup 2023. Willey announced his decision on the social media platform X, saying that 'the time has come with great regret.' "I never wanted this day to come," Willey wrote in his Post, "From a young boy, I've only ever dreamed of playing cricket for England. So, with careful thought and consideration, it is with great regret that I feel time has come for me to retire from all forms of international cricket at the end of the World Cup." pic.twitter.com/qycmxSCZNn — David Willey (@david_willey) November 1, 2023 × "I have worn this shirt with immense pride and given my absolute everything to the badge on my chest. I've been very lucky to be a part of such an incredible white ball team with some of the best players in the world. I've made some special memories and great friends along the way and been through some very difficult times," the post further read. Also Read: Blow to India! Hardik Pandya not expected to return before THIS match - Report Willey's retirement comes at a time when England are going through a awful show at the ODI World Cup. The defending champions have lost five of their six matches and currently sit at the bottom of the points table. Willey, however, denied that his decision has anything to do with England's performance in the ongoing quadrennial tournament. "I feel I still have a lot more to give on and off the field while I am still playing my best cricket, and my decision has nothing to do with our performance during the World Cup," his post added. Since making his debut in 2015, the pacer has played 70 ODI games in England shirt, taking 94 wickets with a best of 5/30. In T20Is, Willey has represented England in 43 games, taking 51 wickets with a best of 4/7.

ODI World Cup 2023: England bowler David Willey announces shock retirement amid awful campaign

<p>Defending champions England have been a pale shadow of themselves in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup 2023 edition in India. In six games, England have managed only a solitary win and have lost to England, New Zealand and India by big margins. Thus, they are pretty out of the semi-finals race and are alive in the tournament only mathematically. English opener Dawid Malan opened up on England's struggles and feels one should not blame head coach Matthew Mott.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Motty is not the one walking out on the field. We are being given everything we need to perform. As players, we need to take responsibility when we cross that rope," Dawid Malan told BBC after England's 100-run loss to hosts India in Lucknow on Sunday (Oct 29).&nbsp; He said, "The facilities and work, everything is being done as it always has been. We just haven't been able to find a way to get wins on the board. It has been frustrating from a players' point of view because we know we're better than that."</p>

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<p>Malan further stated that players need to take more onus and give their all in the remaining three games -- with 2025 Champions Trophy qualification at stake. "I'm not involved in selection or any of those things, so I don't know how that works or who is in charge of all that, but as players, we need to take responsibility when we cross that rope," he opined.</p>

<p>The left-hander, who has one century under his belt in the ongoing ten-team tournament, feels only good performances can bury the outside noise and stated that the group still remains close knit despite the horrible campaign. Malan mentioned, "I guess whenever you have a poor campaign there is always someone who's going to be targeted whether it be the captain, players, coach or selectors. People's jobs are being scrutinised and players' careers are being scrutinised. The only way we can get the noise off the coach is by performing. And it is up to us in the next three games to win these games and take that narrative away because we have not performed."</p>

<p>"I know people say that a lot when their backs are against the wall but genuinely, we still back each other, we're still here for each other. We just haven't been able to put those performances out on the pitch," he further added.</p>


Defending champions England have been a pale shadow of themselves in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup 2023 edition in India. In six games, England have managed only a solitary win and have lost to England, New Zealand and India by big margins.

Defending champions England have been a pale shadow of themselves in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup 2023 edition in India. In six games, England have managed only a solitary win and have lost to England, New Zealand and India by big margins. Thus, they are pretty out of the semi-finals race and are alive in the tournament only mathematically. English opener Dawid Malan opened up on England's struggles and feels one should not blame head coach Matthew Mott. "Motty is not the one walking out on the field. We are being given everything we need to perform. As players, we need to take responsibility when we cross that rope," Dawid Malan told BBC after England's 100-run loss to hosts India in Lucknow on Sunday (Oct 29). He said, "The facilities and work, everything is being done as it always has been. We just haven't been able to find a way to get wins on the board. It has been frustrating from a players' point of view because we know we're better than that." Also read: Pak vs Ban, ODI WC: Shaheen Afridi should have been the Player-of-the-Match, feels Irfan Pathan Malan further stated that players need to take more onus and give their all in the remaining three games -- with 2025 Champions Trophy qualification at stake. "I'm not involved in selection or any of those things, so I don't know how that works or who is in charge of all that, but as players, we need to take responsibility when we cross that rope," he opined. The left-hander, who has one century under his belt in the ongoing ten-team tournament, feels only good performances can bury the outside noise and stated that the group still remains close knit despite the horrible campaign. Malan mentioned, "I guess whenever you have a poor campaign there is always someone who's going to be targeted whether it be the captain, players, coach or selectors. People's jobs are being scrutinised and players' careers are being scrutinised. The only way we can get the noise off the coach is by performing. And it is up to us in the next three games to win these games and take that narrative away because we have not performed." "I know people say that a lot when their backs are against the wall but genuinely, we still back each other, we're still here for each other. We just haven't been able to put those performances out on the pitch," he further added.

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<p>Former India player Ravi Shastri brutally trolled defending champions England after they lost their fifth game in the ODI World Cup 2023, leaving them at the bottom of the points table. England lost to India by 100 runs on October 29 in Lucknow despite restricting the hosts for a modest 229 in 50 overs.</p>

<p>"England should be devastated – spectators, supporters. Because the first match which they lost, 17 overs were left in the game when New Zealand beat them. Against South Africa, they got all out in 20 overs. That game ended early. Then they were all out in 30 overs against Sri Lanka, where SL chased the target and finished the match in 25 overs. Today, they had lost 8 wickets inside 32 overs. You call yourselves World Champions? It means, if they aren't sad over their performance, who will?," Shastri said while commentating during the game.</p>

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<p>The loss leaves not only England's title defence in tatters but also their chances to qualify for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy as well. The ICC has said that the top seven teams on the points table of the ODI World Cup 2023 will qualify for the eight-team event along with the host Pakistan.</p>

<p>Currently, England are at the bottom of the points table and Shastri duly reminded them of the fact.</p>

<p>"From here on, England will have to play for pride. The reason I am saying that is because right now they are at the bottom of the points table. And in the Champions Trophy which takes place in 2025, only the top 8 teams of the World Cup can qualify. So if England remain in the bottom two, imagine a team like them not playing an ICC tournament as big as the CT would be a huge blow," added Shastri.</p>

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Former India player Ravi Shastri brutally trolled defending champions England after they lost their fifth game in the ODI World Cup 2023, leaving them at the bottom of the points table.

Former India player Ravi Shastri brutally trolled defending champions England after they lost their fifth game in the ODI World Cup 2023, leaving them at the bottom of the points table. England lost to India by 100 runs on October 29 in Lucknow despite restricting the hosts for a modest 229 in 50 overs. "England should be devastated – spectators, supporters. Because the first match which they lost, 17 overs were left in the game when New Zealand beat them. Against South Africa, they got all out in 20 overs. That game ended early. Then they were all out in 30 overs against Sri Lanka, where SL chased the target and finished the match in 25 overs. Today, they had lost 8 wickets inside 32 overs. You call yourselves World Champions? It means, if they aren't sad over their performance, who will?," Shastri said while commentating during the game. Also WATCH: Mohammed Shami all over CLUELESS Ben Stokes before taking his wicket The loss leaves not only England's title defence in tatters but also their chances to qualify for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy as well. The ICC has said that the top seven teams on the points table of the ODI World Cup 2023 will qualify for the eight-team event along with the host Pakistan. Currently, England are at the bottom of the points table and Shastri duly reminded them of the fact. "From here on, England will have to play for pride. The reason I am saying that is because right now they are at the bottom of the points table. And in the Champions Trophy which takes place in 2025, only the top 8 teams of the World Cup can qualify. So if England remain in the bottom two, imagine a team like them not playing an ICC tournament as big as the CT would be a huge blow," added Shastri. England, however, can try to come up on the points table with three more matches left for them. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>England's white-ball coach Matthew Mott has refuted former captain Eoin Morgan's claim of 'disquiet' in the English camp. Morgan, after England's loss to India in ODI World Cup 2023 on October 29 in Lucknow, had said that there will be sense of missed opportunity in the England dressing room.</p>

<p>England's title defence is almost over after five defeats in six games and Morgan said that the dressing room would be as flat as anything right now.</p>

<p>"They wanted to win this tournament. After this 50-over World Cup, the next one is in 2027. Eight or nine of these guys will not be here, they will be too old and the majority will have retired. In a special time for English white-ball cricket, there will be a huge sense of a missed opportunity, because the quality in that changing-room is hard to come by," said Morgan.</p>

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<p>Commenting on Morgan's statement, Mott said: "Eoin's entitled to his opinion and he's obviously been away for a couple of weeks with the birth of his child," he said. "He hasn't been in and around the rooms. I'll certainly take that up with him and have a chat to him. We've got a really good relationship with him so if he's seeing something I'm not, I'll definitely have that conversation."</p>

<p>The English coach insisted that the players are still putting their arms around each other and he's proud of that.</p>

<p>"There's every opportunity when you're losing to splinter and go other ways," Mott said. "[But] people are putting their arms around each other trying to help them. It's easy to do that when you're winning, but a lot harder when you're losing and I'm proud we just keep trying to get up."</p>

<p>England's next three games are against Australia, Netherlands and Pakistan, respectively. England would be hoping to get into top eight somehow, or else they are in danger of missing out on the direct qualification for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.</p>


England's white-ball coach Matthew Mott has refuted former captain Eoin Morgan's claim of 'disquiet' in the English camp. Morgan, after England's loss to India in ODI World Cup 2023 on October 29 in Lucknow, had said that there will be sense of missed opportunity in the England dressing room.

England's white-ball coach Matthew Mott has refuted former captain Eoin Morgan's claim of 'disquiet' in the English camp. Morgan, after England's loss to India in ODI World Cup 2023 on October 29 in Lucknow, had said that there will be sense of missed opportunity in the England dressing room. England's title defence is almost over after five defeats in six games and Morgan said that the dressing room would be as flat as anything right now. "They wanted to win this tournament. After this 50-over World Cup, the next one is in 2027. Eight or nine of these guys will not be here, they will be too old and the majority will have retired. In a special time for English white-ball cricket, there will be a huge sense of a missed opportunity, because the quality in that changing-room is hard to come by," said Morgan. Also Read: How Pakistan can still qualify for semi-finals after four successive defeats - Scenarios EXPLAINED Commenting on Morgan's statement, Mott said: "Eoin's entitled to his opinion and he's obviously been away for a couple of weeks with the birth of his child," he said. "He hasn't been in and around the rooms. I'll certainly take that up with him and have a chat to him. We've got a really good relationship with him so if he's seeing something I'm not, I'll definitely have that conversation." The English coach insisted that the players are still putting their arms around each other and he's proud of that. "There's every opportunity when you're losing to splinter and go other ways," Mott said. "[But] people are putting their arms around each other trying to help them. It's easy to do that when you're winning, but a lot harder when you're losing and I'm proud we just keep trying to get up." England's next three games are against Australia, Netherlands and Pakistan, respectively. England would be hoping to get into top eight somehow, or else they are in danger of missing out on the direct qualification for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.

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<p>Former India cricketer Virender Sehwag said that England have always been a mediocre team except for their 2019 ODI World Cup win at home. Sehwag's statement comes after the defending champions were humiliated by Sri Lanka in an eight-wicket loss on October 26 in Bengaluru during the ODI World Cup 2023.&nbsp;</p>

<p>With England staring at an early exit in the ongoing tournament, Sehwag pointed out that England have made it to the last four in an ODI World Cup only once out of the last eight times. The former India cricketer also gave the reason for this, saying 'too much chopping and changing' and not having a steady side is what cost them.</p>

<p>England, after the early exit in the 2015 World Cup, went through a change and dominated the world cricket in limited-overs, winning the 2019 ODI World Cup as well as the 2022 T20I World Cup. They also went through a change in leadership in Tests after suffering some big losses and came out flying.</p>

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<p>Sehwag, however, added that England aren't as excited in ODIs as they are in Tests and this wrong thinking also put them in the situation they currently are in. The former India opener shared the views on his official social media handle X. Have a look at the post below:</p>

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<p>The loss against Sri Lanka was England's fourth in five games, leaving them second-last on the points table, just above the Netherlands. England have previously lost to New Zealand in the tournament opener before taking a thrashing from Afghanistan and South Africa as well.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Looking at the current picture, England are unlikely to make it to the semis and their white-ball coach Matthew Mott agrees.</p>

<p>"Mathematically, we'd have to have a lot of things go our way," Mott told Sky Sports after the game. "As I said leading up today, we could control it from there, but it certainly hasn't done our net run-rate any help at all and, depending on others," he added.</p>

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Former India cricketer Virender Sehwag said that England have always been a mediocre team except for their 2019 ODI World Cup win at home. Sehwag's statement comes after the defending champions were humiliated by Sri Lanka in an eight-wicket loss on October 26 in Bengaluru during the ODI World Cup 2023.

Former India cricketer Virender Sehwag said that England have always been a mediocre team except for their 2019 ODI World Cup win at home. Sehwag's statement comes after the defending champions were humiliated by Sri Lanka in an eight-wicket loss on October 26 in Bengaluru during the ODI World Cup 2023. With England staring at an early exit in the ongoing tournament, Sehwag pointed out that England have made it to the last four in an ODI World Cup only once out of the last eight times. The former India cricketer also gave the reason for this, saying 'too much chopping and changing' and not having a steady side is what cost them. England, after the early exit in the 2015 World Cup, went through a change and dominated the world cricket in limited-overs, winning the 2019 ODI World Cup as well as the 2022 T20I World Cup. They also went through a change in leadership in Tests after suffering some big losses and came out flying. Also Read: Greg Chappell, former Australia player, going through financial crunch as friends set up fund-raising campaign Sehwag, however, added that England aren't as excited in ODIs as they are in Tests and this wrong thinking also put them in the situation they currently are in. The former India opener shared the views on his official social media handle X. Have a look at the post below: England in 50 over one day international cricket has been a very mediocre side. Apart from the 2019 World cup at Home, in the last 8 attempts they have failed to make the semis 7 times. Not having a steady side and too much chopping & changing and wrongly thinking that they are… — Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) October 26, 2023 × The loss against Sri Lanka was England's fourth in five games, leaving them second-last on the points table, just above the Netherlands. England have previously lost to New Zealand in the tournament opener before taking a thrashing from Afghanistan and South Africa as well. Looking at the current picture, England are unlikely to make it to the semis and their white-ball coach Matthew Mott agrees. "Mathematically, we'd have to have a lot of things go our way," Mott told Sky Sports after the game. "As I said leading up today, we could control it from there, but it certainly hasn't done our net run-rate any help at all and, depending on others," he added. England next play hosts India on October 29 in Lucknow. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Afghanistan created history in ODI World Cup 2023 with a win over defending champions England on October 15 in Delhi. This was Afghanistan's second win in 18 matches across the three ODI World Cup editions, having previously defeated Scotland by one wicket in the 2015 edition of the ODI World Cup.</p>

<p>As soon as Rashid Khan bowled Mark Wood as England's last wicket, the Afghanistan dressing room erupted in joy. Have a look at the historic moment below:</p>

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<p>Speaking after that match, England skipper Jos Buttler admitted that Afghanistan outplayed them and were superior on the day.</p>

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<p>"Disappointing to win the toss and concede that many, me missing that first ball down the leg side set the tone. Credit to Afghanistan, they outplayed us today. It came down to execution, we weren’t quite at the level we’d like to be with both bat and ball," said Buttler.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Talking about how England will be reflecting on the loss and bounce back from the setback, Buttler said: "You got to let these defeats hurt, there’s no point in getting over things too quickly, we need to reflect. There’s a lot of character in this group, we need to show a lot of resilience and come back stronger. We need to have guys being able to perform under pressure and that’s what all of us will be working hard towards."</p>

<p>Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi, on the other hand, was ecstatic with the win and rightfully so. He said: "I am quite happy and all my teammates are happy. This was the best win. The confidence will be there for the next game and the whole country will be happy and proud with this win."</p>

<p>Batting first, Afghanistan scored 284 with the help of Rahmanullah Gurbaz's (57-ball 80) onslaught at the top and Ikram Akhil's gutsy 58 in the late-middle overs. England had a poor start to the chase as no batter could get going except Harry Brook who scored 66 off 61 balls.</p>

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Afghanistan created history in ODI World Cup 2023 with a win over defending champions England on October 15 in Delhi. This was Afghanistan's second win in 18 matches across the three ODI World Cup editions, having previously defeated Scotland by one wicket in the 2015 edition of the ODI World Cup.

Afghanistan created history in ODI World Cup 2023 with a win over defending champions England on October 15 in Delhi. This was Afghanistan's second win in 18 matches across the three ODI World Cup editions, having previously defeated Scotland by one wicket in the 2015 edition of the ODI World Cup. As soon as Rashid Khan bowled Mark Wood as England's last wicket, the Afghanistan dressing room erupted in joy. Have a look at the historic moment below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by ICC (@icc) × Speaking after that match, England skipper Jos Buttler admitted that Afghanistan outplayed them and were superior on the day. Also Read: 'A fairytale win', fans rejoice Afghanistan's stunning victory against England "Disappointing to win the toss and concede that many, me missing that first ball down the leg side set the tone. Credit to Afghanistan, they outplayed us today. It came down to execution, we weren’t quite at the level we’d like to be with both bat and ball," said Buttler. Talking about how England will be reflecting on the loss and bounce back from the setback, Buttler said: "You got to let these defeats hurt, there’s no point in getting over things too quickly, we need to reflect. There’s a lot of character in this group, we need to show a lot of resilience and come back stronger. We need to have guys being able to perform under pressure and that’s what all of us will be working hard towards." Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi, on the other hand, was ecstatic with the win and rightfully so. He said: "I am quite happy and all my teammates are happy. This was the best win. The confidence will be there for the next game and the whole country will be happy and proud with this win." Batting first, Afghanistan scored 284 with the help of Rahmanullah Gurbaz's (57-ball 80) onslaught at the top and Ikram Akhil's gutsy 58 in the late-middle overs. England had a poor start to the chase as no batter could get going except Harry Brook who scored 66 off 61 balls. Player of the Match Mujeeb ur Rahman (3/51), Rashid Khan (3/37) and Mohammad Nabi (2/16) played a huge role in strangulating the English chase. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Fresh off the drubbing against New Zealand in the first match at Ahmedabad,&nbsp;defending champions England will take the field in Dharamsala on Tuesday (Oct&nbsp;10) to get their World Cup campaign back on track. Amid all the hype of reinventing the wheel, England failed to stick to their strategy of going big from the beginning - a mistake that Jos Buttler's men would hope to correct when they face a resurgent Bangladesh.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Dharmsala with its unique geographical location possesses a different challenge than the rest of the venues. Located at a height of 1,457 metres, the ball nips through in the thin air while the batters can rely on the true bounce of the pitch.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The altitude and the climate might aid England who will feel at home, after suffering in the furnace-hot conditions of Ahmedabad. Several English batters appeared to rush through their shots in the first match, despite getting starts, which eventually led to the below-par score which was chased with much ease by the Kiwi batters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Bangladesh will rely on captain Shakib Al-Hasan to once again do the heavy lifting. One of the most underrated all-rounders of the generation, Shakib has been the pillar of Bangladesh cricket and despite the off-field controversies, he is expected to engineer another World Cup triumph, especially against the English side.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Shakib was there when the Bangla Tigers flattened the Three Lions in Chittagong in 2011 as well as Adelaide, in 2015. Thus, England will be on high alert coming into the contest and not take the Bangladesh challenge lightly.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>What the teams said:&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>England skipper Jos Buttler ahead of the match expressed unhappiness towards the Dharmsala outfield but added that his team will not use it as an excuse but adapt to it.</p>

<p>"It's good for us to have had a couple of really good days in preparation. We're desperate to get out and put in a good performance. We know we didn't play as well in the last game and we're always desperate to put that right, both individually and as a team," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Bangladesh spin bowling coach Rangana Herath said:&nbsp;"To be honest, 10 out of 10 [rating for Shakib and Mehidy Hasan's bowling]. They read the pitch well. They analysed which line and length they needed to bowl. And they had a very attacking field setting as well. I'm 100% happy with how they bowled actually."</p>

<h2><strong>Result prediction:</strong>&nbsp;</h2>

<p>Despite Bangladesh being aware of the Indian conditions, England will have the upper hand in the game courtesy of the 'Himalayan' venue. If England batters are able to manoeuvre the Bangladeshi spinners well in the middle overs, they&nbsp;might be in for a favourable result.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Predicted Playing XIs:</strong></h2>

<p>According to Dav Whatmore, the World Cup-winning coach with Sri Lanka in 1996 and WION's in-house expert, the potential XIs are expected to look like this:&nbsp;</p>

<p>England XI: Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow, Dawid&nbsp;Malan, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood&nbsp;</p>

<p>Bangladesh XI:&nbsp;L. Das, Tanzid Hasan, Nazgûl Shanto, Shakib Al-Hasan,&nbsp;Mehidy Hasan Miraz,&nbsp;Mushfiqur Rahim, Towhid Hridoy, Mahamadullah, Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Match-ups&nbsp;to watch out for:&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Malan v Mustafizur<br />
Root v Shoriful<br />
Stokes v Mehidy Hasan Miraz<br />
Lipton Das v M. Wood&nbsp;<br />
Sakib v M. Ali</p>

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Fresh off the drubbing against New Zealand in the first match at Ahmedabad, defending champions England will take the field in Dharamsala on Tuesday (Oct 10) to get their World Cup campaign back on track.

Fresh off the drubbing against New Zealand in the first match at Ahmedabad, defending champions England will take the field in Dharamsala on Tuesday (Oct 10) to get their World Cup campaign back on track. Amid all the hype of reinventing the wheel, England failed to stick to their strategy of going big from the beginning - a mistake that Jos Buttler's men would hope to correct when they face a resurgent Bangladesh. Dharmsala with its unique geographical location possesses a different challenge than the rest of the venues. Located at a height of 1,457 metres, the ball nips through in the thin air while the batters can rely on the true bounce of the pitch. The altitude and the climate might aid England who will feel at home, after suffering in the furnace-hot conditions of Ahmedabad. Several English batters appeared to rush through their shots in the first match, despite getting starts, which eventually led to the below-par score which was chased with much ease by the Kiwi batters. Meanwhile, Bangladesh will rely on captain Shakib Al-Hasan to once again do the heavy lifting. One of the most underrated all-rounders of the generation, Shakib has been the pillar of Bangladesh cricket and despite the off-field controversies, he is expected to engineer another World Cup triumph, especially against the English side. Shakib was there when the Bangla Tigers flattened the Three Lions in Chittagong in 2011 as well as Adelaide, in 2015. Thus, England will be on high alert coming into the contest and not take the Bangladesh challenge lightly. What the teams said: England skipper Jos Buttler ahead of the match expressed unhappiness towards the Dharmsala outfield but added that his team will not use it as an excuse but adapt to it. "It's good for us to have had a couple of really good days in preparation. We're desperate to get out and put in a good performance. We know we didn't play as well in the last game and we're always desperate to put that right, both individually and as a team," he added. Meanwhile, Bangladesh spin bowling coach Rangana Herath said: "To be honest, 10 out of 10 [rating for Shakib and Mehidy Hasan's bowling]. They read the pitch well. They analysed which line and length they needed to bowl. And they had a very attacking field setting as well. I'm 100% happy with how they bowled actually." Result prediction: Despite Bangladesh being aware of the Indian conditions, England will have the upper hand in the game courtesy of the 'Himalayan' venue. If England batters are able to manoeuvre the Bangladeshi spinners well in the middle overs, they might be in for a favourable result. Predicted Playing XIs: According to Dav Whatmore, the World Cup-winning coach with Sri Lanka in 1996 and WION's in-house expert, the potential XIs are expected to look like this: England XI: Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood Bangladesh XI: L. Das, Tanzid Hasan, Nazgûl Shanto, Shakib Al-Hasan, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Mushfiqur Rahim, Towhid Hridoy, Mahamadullah, Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman Match-ups to watch out for: Malan v Mustafizur Root v Shoriful Stokes v Mehidy Hasan Miraz Lipton Das v M. Wood Sakib v M. Ali WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

World Cup 2023, Match 7: England take on Bangladesh in Dharamsala - Preview and result prediction

<p>England domestic cricket team Nottinghamshire has decided to rename the Trent Bridge cricket ground's Pavilion End after Stuart Broad. The decision comes after the former England bowler decided to hang his boots following this summer's Ashes. Broad had announced his decision to retire on the eve of final Test's final day at the Oval. He also took the last Australian wicket to hand England a series levelling win (2-2) to finish on a high.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"When I first visited Trent Bridge, as a kid with dreams of pulling on the Nottinghamshire and England jerseys, I could never have imagined I'd be fortunate enough to enjoy so many memorable moments in the game," Broad said.</p>

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<p>"It's a bit surreal to think that part of the ground where I fell in love with cricket will now bear my name. Playing for Notts has meant so much to me, and I've been so grateful that, wherever my career has taken me, I've always been able to come home to Trent Bridge."</p>

<p>"As someone who is Nottingham born and bred, this is an incredibly proud moment for myself and my family."</p>

<p>Broad started his career with Leicestershire but moved to Nottinghamshire in 2007 for what turned out to be a 16-year long stay. The bowler took 65 wickets in 11 Tests at Trent Bridge including his famous 8/15 against Australia. He had also taken one of his two hat-tricks at Trent Bridge - against India in 2011. Broad's hat-trick is the only one in Tests at Trent Bridge till date.</p>

<p>Overall, the England great took 604 wickets in 167 Tests - fifth most in the history by a bowler. Broad's long-time England mate James Anderson had also been honoured the same way by Lancashire in 2017 when they changed one of the Old Trafford end's name to James Anderson end.</p>

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England domestic cricket team Nottinghamshire has decided to rename the Trent Bridge cricket ground's Pavilion End after Stuart Broad. The decision comes after the former England bowler decided to hang his boots following this summer's Ashes.

England domestic cricket team Nottinghamshire has decided to rename the Trent Bridge cricket ground's Pavilion End after Stuart Broad. The decision comes after the former England bowler decided to hang his boots following this summer's Ashes. Broad had announced his decision to retire on the eve of final Test's final day at the Oval. He also took the last Australian wicket to hand England a series levelling win (2-2) to finish on a high. "When I first visited Trent Bridge, as a kid with dreams of pulling on the Nottinghamshire and England jerseys, I could never have imagined I'd be fortunate enough to enjoy so many memorable moments in the game," Broad said. Also Read: India batsman Virat Kohli calls his angry celebrations 'thing of past' "It's a bit surreal to think that part of the ground where I fell in love with cricket will now bear my name. Playing for Notts has meant so much to me, and I've been so grateful that, wherever my career has taken me, I've always been able to come home to Trent Bridge." "As someone who is Nottingham born and bred, this is an incredibly proud moment for myself and my family." Broad started his career with Leicestershire but moved to Nottinghamshire in 2007 for what turned out to be a 16-year long stay. The bowler took 65 wickets in 11 Tests at Trent Bridge including his famous 8/15 against Australia. He had also taken one of his two hat-tricks at Trent Bridge - against India in 2011. Broad's hat-trick is the only one in Tests at Trent Bridge till date. Overall, the England great took 604 wickets in 167 Tests - fifth most in the history by a bowler. Broad's long-time England mate James Anderson had also been honoured the same way by Lancashire in 2017 when they changed one of the Old Trafford end's name to James Anderson end. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>England's 2019 World Cup campaign star Ben Stokes thinks that 'it's not arrogant' to say England are a good team and have a good chance to defend their title. The ODI World Cup starts next month on October 5 in India with England starting their title defence on the opening day against New Zealand.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“I don’t think it’s arrogance to say we’re a very good team,” Stokes told The Guardian in a conversation.</p>

<p>The Englishman, who has come out of retirement for the marquee tournament, also said that England are one of the title contenders and they have an edge over other teams in terms of experience of huge games.</p>

<p>“We’re in the mix. And what we now have in our favour, I think, is experience of huge games – an edge against sides who don’t play as many. I know franchise T20 cricket means a lot more players have been exposed to those situations; it’s great for that.</p>

<p>"But it doesn’t come close to wearing your country’s shirt, billions watching, knowing if you lose, you’re out.</p>

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<p>So much time has passed but whenever I rock up to Lord’s I remember that day,” Stokes said.</p>

<p>Talking about the 2019 World Cup final where England beat New Zealand on the boundary count after a tied game as well as the super over, Stokes agreed that it was ridiculous.</p>

<p>“Weirdly, I always think back to the six Jimmy Neesham hit during the super over. I was just smiling out there, thinking ‘100 overs, dead level, down to the wire, all the mad things that have happened, what more can this game throw at us?’ It was ridiculous.</p>

<p>“That last ball of the match, the run out, everyone charging on to the field … yeah, it was pretty cool. People think I collapsed with emotion but in fact I just slipped. I thought I managed to style it out quite well.”</p>

<p>Talking about the hosts India, Stokes said that it is the hardest place to win but remained confident of his team's chances.</p>

<p>“It’s the hardest place to win. I’m confident I have the players and will try to make India think differently to how they usually play. But they are a seriously good team,” he said.</p>

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England's 2019 World Cup campaign star Ben Stokes thinks that 'it's not arrogant' to say England are a good team and have a good chance to defend their title. The ODI World Cup starts next month on October 5 in India with England starting their title defence on the opening day against New Zealand.

England's 2019 World Cup campaign star Ben Stokes thinks that 'it's not arrogant' to say England are a good team and have a good chance to defend their title. The ODI World Cup starts next month on October 5 in India with England starting their title defence on the opening day against New Zealand. “I don’t think it’s arrogance to say we’re a very good team,” Stokes told The Guardian in a conversation. The Englishman, who has come out of retirement for the marquee tournament, also said that England are one of the title contenders and they have an edge over other teams in terms of experience of huge games. “We’re in the mix. And what we now have in our favour, I think, is experience of huge games – an edge against sides who don’t play as many. I know franchise T20 cricket means a lot more players have been exposed to those situations; it’s great for that. "But it doesn’t come close to wearing your country’s shirt, billions watching, knowing if you lose, you’re out. Also Read: Asian Games: Nepal's Kushal Malla scores fastest T20I hundred off 34 balls, Dipendra Airee hits 9-ball 50 So much time has passed but whenever I rock up to Lord’s I remember that day,” Stokes said. Talking about the 2019 World Cup final where England beat New Zealand on the boundary count after a tied game as well as the super over, Stokes agreed that it was ridiculous. “Weirdly, I always think back to the six Jimmy Neesham hit during the super over. I was just smiling out there, thinking ‘100 overs, dead level, down to the wire, all the mad things that have happened, what more can this game throw at us?’ It was ridiculous. “That last ball of the match, the run out, everyone charging on to the field … yeah, it was pretty cool. People think I collapsed with emotion but in fact I just slipped. I thought I managed to style it out quite well.” Talking about the hosts India, Stokes said that it is the hardest place to win but remained confident of his team's chances. “It’s the hardest place to win. I’m confident I have the players and will try to make India think differently to how they usually play. But they are a seriously good team,” he said. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>The England Cricket Board (ECB) has announced some new measures to tackle discrimination in response to this summer's Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) report. The 317-page ICEC report, which was released in June ahead of the Lord's Test, had given 44 recommendations for the ECB to bring parity to English cricket.</p>

<p>In a 34-page response by the ECB, the board believes it to be able to carry out "94% of the ICEC recommendations". The board, however, said that a 'further analysis' will be required to fulfil the rest of the things. One of the most important aspects of the ICEC recommendations were around equal pay between men and women cricketers at both, domestic and international level by 2029 and 2030, respectively.</p>

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<p>ECB chief executive Richard Gould said that funding will be an ongoing issue but believes England cricket is "on a journey to try and change history."</p>

<p>"There is a pot of money that we need to find, but we have to find that, because there's been underinvestment in women's team sport for decades," Gould said. "That's one of the things that this report has highlighted, and we're determined to act on it."</p>

<p>Speaking about ECB's immediate plan, Gould said: "We have two priorities at the moment in terms of finances for the game."</p>

<p>"One is ICEC, to ensure we can deliver on those [recommendations] and the wider discussion on EDI [equality, diversity and inclusion]. The other is to make sure that we don't lose all of our best players to a variety of different franchise tournaments around the world," he added.</p>

<p>The ICEC report 'Holding Up A Mirror To Cricket' was sanctioned amid the racism saga that had hit English cricket following Azeem Rafiq's narrations of account while the player was with Yorkshire.</p>

<p>The incident brought to the fore deep-seated bias and discrimination rooted in English cricket.&nbsp;</p>

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The England Cricket Board (ECB) has announced some new measures to tackle discrimination in response to this summer's Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) report.

The England Cricket Board (ECB) has announced some new measures to tackle discrimination in response to this summer's Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) report. The 317-page ICEC report, which was released in June ahead of the Lord's Test, had given 44 recommendations for the ECB to bring parity to English cricket. In a 34-page response by the ECB, the board believes it to be able to carry out "94% of the ICEC recommendations". The board, however, said that a 'further analysis' will be required to fulfil the rest of the things. One of the most important aspects of the ICEC recommendations were around equal pay between men and women cricketers at both, domestic and international level by 2029 and 2030, respectively. Also Read: AB de Villiers picks THIS Indian batsman to be leading run scorer at World Cup ECB chief executive Richard Gould said that funding will be an ongoing issue but believes England cricket is "on a journey to try and change history." "There is a pot of money that we need to find, but we have to find that, because there's been underinvestment in women's team sport for decades," Gould said. "That's one of the things that this report has highlighted, and we're determined to act on it." Speaking about ECB's immediate plan, Gould said: "We have two priorities at the moment in terms of finances for the game." "One is ICEC, to ensure we can deliver on those [recommendations] and the wider discussion on EDI [equality, diversity and inclusion]. The other is to make sure that we don't lose all of our best players to a variety of different franchise tournaments around the world," he added. The ICEC report 'Holding Up A Mirror To Cricket' was sanctioned amid the racism saga that had hit English cricket following Azeem Rafiq's narrations of account while the player was with Yorkshire. The incident brought to the fore deep-seated bias and discrimination rooted in English cricket. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>England batsman Jason Roy, after being snubbed from the ODI World Cup squad, has decided not to feature in ODIs against Ireland as well. Another England batter Joe Root has also opted for rest next week after the first ODI against Ireland got washed away. The English team, meanwhile, has called uncapped Somerset batsman Tom Kohler-Cadmore to play against Ireland.</p>

<p>Roy's omission came as a surprise as the batsman was initially included in the provisional England squad but couldn't play next four ODI games against New Zealand due to back spasms. The England team then, in a shocking move, dropped Jason Roy all together from the squad and selected Harry Brook instead.</p>

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<p>England's national selector Luke Wright on Monday, September 18 had said Roy won't be judged for not taking part in the Ireland series and he'll still be the top reserve.</p>

<p>"He wasn't expecting to be in that Ireland squad and then to get the news that he was missing out on the World Cup all came as a bit of a hammer blow," Wright said. "We've made it apparent to Jason that we won't judge him differently for that position as the spare batter at the top of the order whether he plays against Ireland or not."</p>

<p>The whole selection drama started when England's Test skipper Ben Stokes decided to make a comeback to the ODI squad just ahead of the quadrennial event. Stokes, notably, had retired from the ODIs last year but made a U-turn on the decision. Stokes' decision put England's up-and-coming star Harry Brook's place under a cloud of doubt.</p>

<p>Many former English cricketers called for Brook's inclusion in the squad but leaving out Roy was not an easy decision. Jason was their one of the top performers at the World Cup winning 2019 campaign but so was Stokes and eventually Roy got the short end of the stick.</p>

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England batsman Jason Roy, after being snubbed from the ODI World Cup squad, has decided not to feature in ODIs against Ireland as well. Another England batter Joe Root has also opted for rest next week after the first ODI against Ireland got washed away.

England batsman Jason Roy, after being snubbed from the ODI World Cup squad, has decided not to feature in ODIs against Ireland as well. Another England batter Joe Root has also opted for rest next week after the first ODI against Ireland got washed away. The English team, meanwhile, has called uncapped Somerset batsman Tom Kohler-Cadmore to play against Ireland. Roy's omission came as a surprise as the batsman was initially included in the provisional England squad but couldn't play next four ODI games against New Zealand due to back spasms. The England team then, in a shocking move, dropped Jason Roy all together from the squad and selected Harry Brook instead. Also Read: What stands out with Mohammed Siraj is his attitude: SA great Ab de Villiers all praise for No. 1 ODI bowler England's national selector Luke Wright on Monday, September 18 had said Roy won't be judged for not taking part in the Ireland series and he'll still be the top reserve. "He wasn't expecting to be in that Ireland squad and then to get the news that he was missing out on the World Cup all came as a bit of a hammer blow," Wright said. "We've made it apparent to Jason that we won't judge him differently for that position as the spare batter at the top of the order whether he plays against Ireland or not." The whole selection drama started when England's Test skipper Ben Stokes decided to make a comeback to the ODI squad just ahead of the quadrennial event. Stokes, notably, had retired from the ODIs last year but made a U-turn on the decision. Stokes' decision put England's up-and-coming star Harry Brook's place under a cloud of doubt. Many former English cricketers called for Brook's inclusion in the squad but leaving out Roy was not an easy decision. Jason was their one of the top performers at the World Cup winning 2019 campaign but so was Stokes and eventually Roy got the short end of the stick. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Jason Roy opts out of Ireland ODIs after England World Cup squad snub

<p>England made a hard decision to drop Jason Roy from the ODI World Cup squad despite selecting him in the provisional squad a month ago. The batsman, however, couldn't play the next four ODIs for England against New Zealand due to back spasms and lost his place in the team to Harry Brook.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England skipper Jos Buttler, speaking on Roy's omission, said that it was his responsibility to call the batsman and inform him about being dropped from the side.</p>

<p>"It was a really tough [phone] call to make," Buttler said to the PA news agency at a Castore event.</p>

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<p>"I don't think any time is easy. It's part of the job as captain that is not enjoyable, whether they're great friends or not, it's not a nice job to do.</p>

<p>"I certainly feel like it's my responsibility to give that news. He's a really great mate of mine so it was a really tough call to make," added Buttler.</p>

<p>The England skipper, however, made it clear that Roy, the member of their 2019 World Cup wining team, will be a reserve batter for the squad but won't travel to India.</p>

<p>"Jason will be the top-order reserve, absolutely," Buttler said. "Harry, we do feel gives us versatility: he can cover Nos. 1 to 6 in the batting order, which is obviously something that's advantageous in a squad.</p>

<p>"But good players miss out, it's the very brutal nature of sport. There's plenty of people outside the 15 who will have felt that they were in with a really good chance of a spot.</p>

<p>"It's a bad headache to have but a good problem as a selection committee when you have a deep pool of players to choose from."</p>

<p>England are entering the ODI World Cup as a defending champion for the first time in tournament's history as they start their campaign the opening day, October 5, against New Zealand.</p>


England made a hard decision to drop Jason Roy from the ODI World Cup squad despite selecting him in the provisional squad a month ago. The batsman, however, couldn't play the next four ODIs for England against New Zealand due to back spasms and lost his place in the team to Harry Brook.

England made a hard decision to drop Jason Roy from the ODI World Cup squad despite selecting him in the provisional squad a month ago. The batsman, however, couldn't play the next four ODIs for England against New Zealand due to back spasms and lost his place in the team to Harry Brook. England skipper Jos Buttler, speaking on Roy's omission, said that it was his responsibility to call the batsman and inform him about being dropped from the side. "It was a really tough [phone] call to make," Buttler said to the PA news agency at a Castore event. Also Read: England batter Joe Root picks THESE two players to top runs and wickets charts at ODI World Cup "I don't think any time is easy. It's part of the job as captain that is not enjoyable, whether they're great friends or not, it's not a nice job to do. "I certainly feel like it's my responsibility to give that news. He's a really great mate of mine so it was a really tough call to make," added Buttler. The England skipper, however, made it clear that Roy, the member of their 2019 World Cup wining team, will be a reserve batter for the squad but won't travel to India. "Jason will be the top-order reserve, absolutely," Buttler said. "Harry, we do feel gives us versatility: he can cover Nos. 1 to 6 in the batting order, which is obviously something that's advantageous in a squad. "But good players miss out, it's the very brutal nature of sport. There's plenty of people outside the 15 who will have felt that they were in with a really good chance of a spot. "It's a bad headache to have but a good problem as a selection committee when you have a deep pool of players to choose from." England are entering the ODI World Cup as a defending champion for the first time in tournament's history as they start their campaign the opening day, October 5, against New Zealand.

'Not a nice job to do': England skipper Jos Buttler on informing Jason Roy about his World Cup squad omission

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