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James Anderson Emerges As Surprise Target For MLC Stint: Report
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: England’s all-time leading Test wicket-taker, James Anderson, has caught the attention of Major League Cricket (MLC) as a potential recruit for its 2025 season, following recent hints at a possible return to white-ball cricket.
Senior figures from at least one unnamed MLC franchise are exploring whether the 42-year-old fast-bowling legend would be interested in participating in the growing T20 tournament in the United States, reported BBC Sport.
Anderson, who retired from international cricket after amassing 704 Test wickets, recently joined the England backroom staff as a fast-bowling mentor.
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New Delhi: England men’s assistant coach Paul Collingwood has said his team "needs a special day" if they’re going to win an ongoing match against Sri Lanka at The Oval, admitting it will be "one hell of a Test win" from the position the hosts are in the contest.
Scotland Can Learn A Lot Despite Series Defeat To Australia, Says Doug Watson
Doug Watson: Following Scotland’s 3-0 T20I series defeat to Australia at Edinburgh, head coach Doug Watson said his team has learnt a lot of things about playing against a top international side.
Ireland Confident To Face England In Home White-ball Series, Says Amy Hunter
University College Dublin: Ahead of the three-match ODI series against England starting on Saturday, Ireland wicketkeeper-batter Amy Hunter said the team will bank on the confidence they gained from last month's 2-1 series win against Asian champions Sri Lanka.
Jofra Archer Eyes 2025-26 Ashes Test Cricket Return
T20 World Cup: England pacer Jofra Archer is setting his sights on the 2025-26 Ashes series in Australia as he is aiming for his return to Test cricket.
WPL 2024: Taking Quite A Lot Of Learnings From Alyssa Healy, Says Coach Jon Lewis
Alyssa Healy: Jon Lewis, the England women’s head coach, said he is taking quite a lot of learnings from captain Alyssa Healy in the ongoing season of the Women's Premier League (WPL). Lewis is currently in WPL 2024 as the head coach
IND V ENG: If The Pitch Stays Green, There's Every Chance Two Seamers Will Play: Olie Pope
England Vice: England Vice-captain Ollie Pope, has revealed the possibility of bolstering their pace attack with an extra seamer as England prepare for the pivotal third Test against India starting on Thursday at Rajkot.
England Have Given India Something To Think About, Says Mark Wood After Hyderabad Test Triumph
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: England’s tearaway pacer Mark Wood says the side’s astonishing come-from-behind 28-run win in the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has given India something to think about ahead of the second game of the series at Visakhapatnam.
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