West Indies announce unchanged playing eleven for second Test against England
West Indies have announced that they will be fielding an unchanged playing eleven for their second Test against England at Trent Bridge, starting on Thursday.
West Indies have announced that they will be fielding an unchanged playing eleven for their second Test against England at Trent Bridge, starting on Thursday.
England has made a single change to their lineup for the second Test against the West Indies at Trent Bridge, recalling fast bowler Mark Wood to replace the recently retired James Anderson.
New UK chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ ambitious plan to “get Britain building again” marks a bold step toward addressing the nation’s chronic housing shortage, stagnating infrastructure projects, and renewable energy needs.
England all-rounder and captain Ben Stokes has reached the milestone of 200 Test wickets and in the process became only the third player in the history of the game to achieve the double of 200 wickets and 6000 runs.
Gus Atkinson had a near-perfect maiden Test outing, claiming 7-45 to record the second-best bowling figures in an innings by an England debutant in Test history, on the opening day of the first Test against the West Indies on Wednesday.
The three-match series between England and West Indies will begin on July 8, subject to approval from UK government.
England's three-Test series against West Indies will begin on July 8 at the Ageas Bowl, followed by two Tests at Old Trafford on July 16 and July 24.
"Feel like I've got over not being picked now and I'm in a different place," the Englishman revealed.
The England and Wales Cricket Board on Friday called 55 players to return to training as they prepare for the prospect of behind-closed-doors cricket.
Media reports started surfacing that Stokes had made claims in his book that Indian batsmen showed no intent while chasing England's mammoth total of 337.
