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Champions Trophy: England's Buttler Hopes Key Clash Provides Hope To Afghans Amid Struggles
The England Cricket Board: England skipper Jos Buttler, on Tuesday, hoped that their crucial Group B with Afghanistan acts as a source of hope to Afghan women, facing restrictions on their rights under the Taliban regime.
The England Cricket Board had previously termed as "gender apartheid" the restrictions imposed on women in Afghanistan as the team came under pressure to boycott the match with the men's team of the Asian country.
The ECB had released a statement earlier this month, in the build-up to the tournament confirming that the team will play the game. The skipper stated that he hopes the clash at the Gaddafi Stadium on Wednesday brings ‘hope and enjoyment’ amidst the regular day struggles.
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Hopkinson, Dawson To Leave England White-ball Coaching Set-up After WI Tour
England Men U19s: Carl Hopkinson and Richard Dawson, two key figures in England's white-ball coaching team, will step down from their roles following the ongoing tour of the Caribbean. Their departures come as part of the preparations for Brendon McCullum's appointment as head coach across all three formats.
Maybe I Needed Someone To Tap Me On The Shoulder, Says Anderson On International Retirement
New Delhi: James Anderson, whose international career concluded with England’s Test against the West Indies at Lord’s in July, reminisced about his retirement, suggesting that he may have required nudge from the team management to make the decision.
Hussain Wants Crawley And Pope To Prove Their Worth In NZ Test Series
Sky Sports Cricket: Despite mixed performances in England’s recent Test series in Pakistan, both Zak Crawley and Ollie Pope have retained their spots in the squad for the upcoming series against New Zealand, but former England cricketer Nasser Hussain warned both the batter to not "not get too comfortable" citing their recent Test form.
Victory Over Pakistan Shows England Are Learning How To Win Away: Hussain
Sky Sports Cricket: Following England thrashing Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs to complete a remarkable first Test win, former captain Nasser Hussain said the visitors’ have showcased a growing aptitude for winning red-ball matches outside home.
When Stokes Got Injured, I Saw It As My Chance For Test Recall: Sam Curran
Sri Lanka Test: England allrounder Sam Curran expressed his frustration for not being considered for the Tests recall and also being overlooked for the Pakistan Test when skipper Ben Stokes got injured, saying he was bit gutted to be snubbed.
England Allrounder Moeen Ali Retires From International Cricket
T20 World Cup: England allrounder Moeen Ali has announced his retirement from international cricket after being left out of the white-ball series against Australia.
Andrew Flintoff Appointed Head Coach Of England Lions Team For Next 12 Months
T20 World Cup: Former captain Andrew Flintoff has been appointed as head coach of the England Lions’ team for the next 12 months. Fast-bowling all-rounder Flintoff played 79 Tests for England between 1998 and 2009, including being a hero for the side in their 2005 Ashes triumph.
Anderson To Continue As England’s Fast-bowling Mentor For Pakistan, New Zealand Tours
Test Match Special: Former fast-bowler James Anderson said he will continue to be the fast-bowling mentor in England’s upcoming Test tours of Pakistan and New Zealand. Anderson, England’s all-time leading wicket-taker, retired from international cricket following the first Test against West Indies at Lord’s in July.
Brendon McCullum Named England's White-ball Head Coach
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have confirmed that men’s Test head coach Brendon McCullum will also take on the role of England’s white-ball head coach as part of a strategic restructure of the men’s senior set-up.
Rob Key Asks England Test Players To Show Full Commitment For Thriving In 'Bazball' Age
Sky Sports Cricket: Rob Key, ECB’s managing director of cricket, has asked for England's Test team players to show full commitment towards thriving in the ‘Bazball’ age of playing longer format.
Stone Eager To Perform On Return To Tests For England After Nearly Three Years
Olly Stone: England seamer Olly Stone said he is eager to perform in the way he knows the best on his return to Test cricket via the second Test against Sri Lanka at the Lord’s 'A' ground where he made his debut in the format.
So Grateful To Have Played For England In All Three Formats, Says Dawid Malan
Wales Cricket Board: After choosing to retire from his international cricket career with immediate effect, England’s left-handed batter Dawid Malan said he was so grateful to have played for the country across all three formats. Malan’s decision brings an end to a career where he played 22 Tests, 30 ODIs and 62 T20Is, and amassed 4,416 runs across all formats. Malan is one of only two England men’s cricketers to have scored centuries in all three formats of the game: the other being Jos Buttler.
Would Be Shocked If England Risked Mark Wood At Lord's Test, Says Stuart Broad
Sky Sports Cricket: Former England fast-bowler Stuart Broad stated he would be surprised if Mark Wood would play in the second Test at Lord’s following his right thigh muscle injury leading to him not taking the field for day four of first Test against Sri Lanka.
'Working Hard To Be 100% Fit': Jos Buttler Ruled Out Of The Hundred With Calf Injury
T20 World Cup: England white-ball captain Jos Buttler has been ruled out of The Hundred season with a calf injury. The wicketkeeper-batter, who missed three matches for Manchester Originals, said he is working hard to come back stronger. Buttler last featured for England in the T20 World Cup semifinal loss against India on June 27. He took a short break after the mega event in the West Indies and the USA.
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