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England Spinner Shoaib Bashir Joins Derbyshire On A Two-year Deal After Ashes Snub
England Spinner Shoaib Bashir: England off-spinner Shoaib Bashir has signed a two-year contract with Derbyshire for the 2026 season, seeking to revitalise his domestic career after limited opportunities at Somerset.
The 22-year-old, who has become a part of England’s Test squad over the past two years, moves to Derbyshire in search of consistent red-ball cricket. Despite taking 68 wickets in 19 Tests since his debut in 2024, Bashir struggled to displace Jack Leach at Somerset.
His lack of match practice became a concern for the national selectors, particularly after he remained an unused squad member during the recent 2025-26 Ashes tour of Australia, where England preferred all-rounder Will Jacks in the playing XI.
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@nd Test: 'He Justified His Selection,' Says Vaughan After Jacks Takes A One-handed Blinder To Dismiss Smith
Steve Smith: Former England captain Michael Vaughan has heaped praise on Will Jacks after the off-spinner produced one of the best catches in Ashes history with his absolute screamer to dismiss Australia captain Steve Smith on Day 2 of the pink-ball Ashes Test here at the Gabba on Friday.
Stokes, McCullum Make You Feel Like You Can Take On Anyone: Will Jacks
Boxing Day Test: England all-rounder Will Jacks believes that the leadership of Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum instils a fearless mindset in the squad, making players feel they can take on anyone in the world.
Jack Leach Is England's 'best Spinner': Nathan Lyon
Cricket Australia XI: Australia’s greatest off-spinner Nathan Lyon has backed Jack Leach as England’s premier spinner, despite the recent rise of Shoaib Bashir, who is currently sidelined with injury and expected to feature in the 2025-26 Ashes tour.
Dawson At No.8 Could Make Strong Lower Order For England: Hussain
New Delhi: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes having left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Dawson at number eight could make for a formidable lower middle order for the hosts’ ahead of the fourth Test against India, starting in Manchester on July 23.
3rd Test: Bashir Expected To Bowl In Fourth Innings, No Decision Taken Yet On Batting
Wales Cricket Board: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said off-spinner Shoaib Bashir is expected to bowl in the fourth innings of the ongoing third Test at Lord’s, but refused to give any clarity on whether he will be fit to bat for the side.
England Looked Bit Lost With When The Ball Spins And Grips: Hussain
What Saud Shakeel: Reflecting on England's 2-1 Test series loss in Pakistan, former captain Nasser Hussain said the Ben Stokes-led side looked a bit lost with both bat and ball when facing deliveries which spun and gripped.
McCullum Praises Pakistan’s Spin Mastery, Calls England’s Loss A ‘missed Opportunity'
Brendon McCullum: Brendon McCullum, England’s head coach, accepted his team’s “missed opportunity” after Pakistan sealed a 2-1 series victory with decisive spin-friendly tactics in Multan and Rawalpindi. McCullum remained magnanimous but acknowledged that his side, despite a historic 800-plus first-innings total in the opener, faltered as Pakistan overhauled their lineup and capitalized on turn-heavy pitches.
Sajid, Noman Shine In Pakistan's Resurgent Test Series Win Over England
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium: England suffered a crushing defeat by nine wickets as Pakistan claimed a 2-1 series victory on the third day of the final Test at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Saturday.
Rizwan Pips Sarfaraz To Become Fastest Pakistani Keeper To 2000 Test Runs
Mohammad Rizwan: Mohammad Rizwan surpassed former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed's record to become the fastest Pakistani wicketkeeper to complete 2000 Test runs. Rizwan achieved the milestone on the second day of the third Test against England on Friday.
3rd Test: Jamie Smith's Resilient 89 Staves Off Sajid's Six-wicket Haul As England Take Control
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium: The opening day of the third and decisive Test between England and Pakistan was a gripping affair, with the famed batting track yielding an unexpected 13 wickets. However, England emerged with the upper hand, finishing the day at 267 runs while reducing Pakistan to 73 for 3 at stumps at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday.
England Opt For Spin Trio On 'raked' Rawalpindi Pitch As Rehan Ahmed Returns
Rehan Ahmed: England have opted to field a spin-heavy attack for the third Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, recalling 19-year-old Rehan Ahmed alongside Jack Leach and Shoaib Bashir. The decision comes as local ground staff in Pakistan appear to have deliberately "raked" the pitch to favour spin, according to England batter Harry Brook.
चोट के बाद एक समय लगा था करियर खत्म न हो जाए : जैक लीच
Jack Leach: इंग्लैंड के बाएं हाथ के स्पिनर जैक लीच ने स्वीकार किया कि जब उन्हें इस साल गर्मियों में घरेलू टूर्नामेंटों से बाहर रखा गया था तो वह डर गए थे कि यह उनके अंतर्राष्ट्रीय करियर का अंत न हो।
Jack Leach Felt His Career Was Over After Being Out For Long Time With Injury
Jack Leach: England’s left-arm spinner Jack Leach admitted that he feared about his international career being over after being left out of the home summer games. Leach was out of action since January due to a knee injury sustained during the first Test against India in Hyderabad.
Pakistan Spin England Out To Level Series 1-1 With 152-run Victory In Multan
Multan Cricket Stadium: Pakistan levelled the three-match Test series with a comprehensive 152-run victory over England in the second Test at Multan Cricket Stadium. The win came courtesy of a dominant display by Pakistan's spinners, who made full use of a re-used pitch, bowling England out for 144 before lunch on Day 4.
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