Not a massive Aggers fan but this is really obvious. Where this tactic of bumpers>stumps to the tail has come from I can’t understand. What happened to “you miss I hit”?
Joe root's runs should not consider as International runs which he scores against gully level team Pakistan, He was near his retirement after horrible Newzealand series but these gully level team Pakistan came and now he will scores some runs and will remain in test team
Virat Kohli is so unlucky that he never bats against Pakistan in test otherwise he would have 20K test runs, 150 international centuries currently
There seems to be some contagious Metro Bank Fever in Yorkshire currently, as this game is now SOLD OUT.
Members will still be able to arrive on Friday and have their membership cards scanned. No more tickets will be made available to purchase online, nor will tickets be available on the gate.
Do we think when Trent Boult retired from internationals to spent more time with his family he actually said "I want to spend more time with MI Family"
A half-time show is an anti-football abomination.
Players have gone through their career used to normal break. That rhythm disrupted, in the biggest game of their careers.
It's of a piece with absurdly high ticket prices and Balogun controversy - Fifa ushering this through.
Mentioned this briefly on today's @footballramble but why is everyone comparing what happened last night to the semi on Weds night? "Why couldn't we do this against Argentina, lads?" etc. And I don't mean football fans, I mean actual journalists. The two situations are not even vaguely comparable. Am I missing something here or have I lost my mind entirely?
Good stuff from the retiring Heather Knight. If women’s Tests are going to thrive, they need at least some red-ball domestic cricket beneath them, and for a decent window of prep, not just a couple of net sessions after a t20 block https://t.co/YOGmYPry8J
The streamers have been one of the worst things about this world cup. Kick them all out. It used to be against the terms of service to broadcast from inside sporting events. Go back to that.
Brendon McCullum will stand down as England Men’s Test Head Coach but continue to lead the England Men’s White Ball teams.
McCullum’s tenure as Test Head Coach will come to an end after four years in charge.