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England legend James Anderson announces retirement from Test cricket

England legend James Anderson announces retirement from Test cricket

James Anderson has announced he will be retiring from international cricket after England’s first Test against the West Indies in July. Anderson, known as Jimmy, is England’s highest Test wicket-taker of all-time, having taken exactly 700, one of only three players to reach the mark, and the only seam bowler to do so. “It’s been...

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James Anderson: England bowler to retire this summer

James Anderson: England bowler to retire this summer

Anderson has played more Tests than any other England cricketer and is second on the all-time list of Test appearances behind only India legend Sachin Tendulkar. Having struggled in last year’s Ashes against Australia, he played in four of England’s Tests in India last winter and took his 700th wicket in the fifth Test in...

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Men’s T20 World Cup: England prepare to name squad

Men’s T20 World Cup: England prepare to name squad

The fiasco around the announcement of the 50-over squad, whether it was provisional or final, and the eventual axing of Jason Roy in favour of Brook, destabilised England before they boarded the plane to India. This time England have to be crystal clear in their messaging to both players and public. It is expected that...

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Yorkshire, Leicestershire and Kent criticise ECB after missing out on Tier 1 status

Yorkshire, Leicestershire and Kent criticise ECB after missing out on Tier 1 status

Yorkshire said they are “surprised and disappointed” not to be among eight counties that will host professional women’s cricket teams from 2025. Durham, Essex, Hampshire, Lancashire, Somerset, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and Surrey were awarded Tier 1 status by the England and Wales Cricket Board. Yorkshire and Glamorgan will join them in 2027 as part of an...

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England’s Greatest Spinner Derek Underwood Dies Aged 78

England’s Greatest Spinner Derek Underwood Dies Aged 78

Derek Underwood passed away aged 78 |Courtesy-ICC Derek Underwood, England and Kent’s greatest spinner has died at the age of 78. In 24 years of his domestic cricket playing for Kent, where he was born, Underwood claimed 2,523 wickets with an average of 19.04 in more than 900 first-class matches between 1963 and 1987. Underwood...

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Derek Underwood: Former England and Kent spinner dies aged 78

Derek Underwood: Former England and Kent spinner dies aged 78

Former England and Kent spinner Derek Underwood has died at the age of 78, the county have announced. Underwood was capped 86 times by England in Test matches during a playing career which began in 1963 and ended in 1987, and his 297 wickets are the sixth-most by a player in the national team’s history....

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Derek Underwood: England and Kent great dies aged 78

Derek Underwood: England and Kent great dies aged 78

Derek Underwood, one of England and Kent’s greatest ever bowlers, has died at the age of 78. Slow left-armer Underwood took 297 wickets in 86 Tests between 1966 and 1982, the most by any England spinner. He claimed 2,465 wickets in 676 first-class matches overall, representing only Kent, the county of his birth, in a...

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County Championship 2024: Sam Northeast hits highest first-class score ever recorded at Lord’s

County Championship 2024: Sam Northeast hits highest first-class score ever recorded at Lord’s

Sam Northeast made history in Vitality County Championship Division Two after hitting the highest first-class innings recorded at Lord’s. Against Middlesex the Glamorgan captain hit 335 not out to overtake Graham Gooch’s 333 for England against India in 1990 and put on an unbeaten fourth-wicket partnership of 299 with Colin Ingram (132 not out) before...

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County Championship: Glamorgan’s Sam Northeast hits Lord’s record 335 against Middlesex

County Championship: Glamorgan’s Sam Northeast hits Lord’s record 335 against Middlesex

Northeast now has the two highest individual scores for Glamorgan after hitting 410 in 2022, with David Lloyd and Steve James also having treble centuries to their credit. Glamorgan accumulated relentlessly in the Saturday morning session as Northeast passed the county’s previous best individual score against Middlesex, 226 by newly appointed chief executive Dan Cherry....