Cricket Writer
Jamie Hall is a seasoned cricket expert with a deep understanding of the game. A former kids' cricket coach from Newcastle, his years of experience on and off the pitch have equipped him with a wealth of knowledge, making him a go-to resource in the cricket world.
Rashid Khan claimed a stunning six-wicket haul as Afghanistan overpowered Ireland by 92 runs in the second ODI at Bready, handing new head coach Gary Wilson a difficult start to his tenure.
Tom Lammonby's brilliant career-best 114 powered Somerset to a 188-run demolition of Surrey at Taunton, keeping their One-Day Cup knockout stage ambitions firmly on track.
A blistering 65 from Ryan Rickelton and a devastating dual bowling display from Brydon Carse and Matthew Potts powered Sunrisers Leeds to a comprehensive 45-run victory over Birmingham Phoenix, sending the hosts crashing out of The Hundred.
Phoebe Litchfield's record-breaking half-century powered Sunrisers Leeds to a stunning nine-wicket victory over Birmingham Phoenix, simultaneously ending the knockout hopes of three sides in The Hundred women's competition.
Emilio Gay retired hurt with a shoulder problem during Durham's One-Day Cup fixture against Middlesex, casting uncertainty over his place in England's squad for the upcoming Pakistan Test series.
Andrew Flintoff has departed his role as England Lions head coach, bringing to an end a stint that began in September 2024. The former England all-rounder is now focused on his upcoming assignment with Sydney Thunder in Australia's Big Bash League.
A commanding 95-run victory over Kent sees Surrey draw level with Leicestershire at the top of One-Day Cup Group A, with a home semi-final firmly in their sights.
England opener Emilio Gay joins Michael Vaughan to break down the key elements of effective batting, from between-wickets communication to core technical fundamentals.
London Spirit have become the first side knocked out of The Hundred after suffering a four-wicket defeat to MI London at a packed Lord's, ending their hopes of a top-four finish.
John Turner, the Hampshire and England fast bowler who looked destined for a long international career, has announced his retirement from professional cricket at the age of 25 after a series of injuries proved insurmountable.
Brendon McCullum has voiced his belief that Harry Brook will eventually take the England Test captaincy, while insisting Joe Root will excel in his second stint at the helm.
Lancashire have bolstered their County Championship campaign by signing experienced Pakistan left-arm spinner Noman Ali for the remainder of the season. Jamie Hall looks at what the 39-year-old brings to Old Trafford.