The children of the 2005 Ashes

Why a new generation of Flintoff, Vaughan and co are making their mark, and why family is so important in cricket

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A chat with Andrew Strauss about no longer being involved in England cricket, his lingering frustrations about the high performance review, the future of The Hundred - and why his team would beat the current England side

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A chat with Andrew Strauss about no longer being involved in England cricket, his lingering frustrations about the high performance review, the future of The Hundred - and why his team would beat the current England side

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Great Jose Mourinho interview by Sam Wallace

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How fast can women bowl? Why 85mph might be possible.

And the bigger question: how much does it matter?

Science and reaction times suggest that speed will matter less in the women's game than the men's

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➡️ NEW EP: Ireland update, at a very important time.

Thanks to Warren Deutrom and Nathan Johns in Dublin.

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Lord’s, Edgbaston and the Oval all keen to host an India-Pakistan neutral Test, if bilateral cricket relations between the countries resume.

*If* India-Pakistan neutral Tests did happen, could also prevent major English Test venues missing out each year

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How fast can women bowl? Why 85mph might be possible.

And the bigger question: how much does it matter?

Science and reaction times suggest that speed will matter less in the women's game than the men's

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Really enjoying this - brilliantly researched and written, and a great snapshot of where English cricket is at now. Highly recommended

'I have terminal cancer, but I will run the London Marathon playing a trombone' - if you want, you can donate to my mate's Nat's fundraising page here: bowelcancerbucketlist.com
Interview by Jim White
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Great to see - but the deeper question is why, given that the ICC is wealthier than ever before, are such campaigns needed for teams to play in qualifying events

Enjoyed this a lot

The 98-day gap between Test matches: a glimpse of the future.

Yet it might be a good thing for Tests: windows of Test action, when the best players can play without franchise clashes and there are multiple matches simultaneously, could help the format.

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The 98-day gap between Test matches: a glimpse of the future.

Yet it might be a good thing for Tests: windows of Test action, when the best players can play without franchise clashes and there are multiple matches simultaneously, could help the format.

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Congrats to Simon Wilde - The Tour is a brilliant account of the evolution of the England team and their story away from home

A great story - more evidence of the great work that SACA have done to unearth talent

This is the worst of T20 cricket; it shouldn't be hard to stop it, either, but the sport is terribly governed

A chat with James Rew, who scored the 3rd most runs in Division One last season. Aged 20, he could be England's long-term Test wicketkeeper; he feels no need to change his classical batting style

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