Former England batter Robin Smith dies aged 62
Former England Test player Robin Smith has died aged 62, hailed by cricket chiefs as a “batter ahead of his time”. The South Africa-born Smith,
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Amanda-Jade Wellington leaves Somerset to join Hampshire
Australian all-rounder Amanda-Jade Wellington has left Somerset Women and will be playing her cricket for Hampshire Hawks next season. The 28-year-old featured 17 times for
All-rounder Will Jacks picked ahead of Shoaib Bashir for Brisbane Test
Wildcard Will Jacks has been catapulted into England’s team for the second Ashes Test, with the all-rounder preferred to Shoaib Bashir in Brisbane. Jacks, who
Weight of history against England in pink-ball Gabba Ashes Test
England head into Thursday’s day-night second Ashes Test against pink-ball masters Australia needing a rare victory at Brisbane’s Gabba to get back into the five-match
WRU to invest more than £40m in game over next five years
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) is planning to invest more than £40 million over the next five years. The investment will support both elite and
Michael Vaughan Q&A: Put your questions to our cricket columnist before second Ashes Test
The Ashes started in blockbuster fashion with England losing the series opener in a drama-filled two-day Test. Ben Stokes’ side need to regain the momentum
England torn between seam and spin to replace Mark Wood – this is what they should do
England were left with a tricky decision over whether to replace Mark Wood with pace or spin for Thursday’s second Ashes Test at the Gabba.
Will Jacks in contention for day-night Ashes Test as England ponder options
Will Jacks has entered England’s thoughts for the day-night second Test against Australia as they look to level an Ashes series that, after arriving with
How The Telegraph covered last Ashes in Australia that England won from 1-0 down
As he stood on the quay at Tilbury and surveyed the dockside hustle and bustle, E W Swanton came to an early conclusion about England’s
Brydon Carse confident England can recapture hostility in second Ashes Test
Brydon Carse insists England’s bowlers can recapture the pace and hostility that had Australia rocking on the first day of the Ashes. Two batting collapses