
Brydon Carse Returns to Action for Durham in T20 Blast
Brydon Carse is poised to play his first match since January's final Ashes Test after being named in Durham's T20 Blast squad for their North Group clash with Leicestershire Foxes.
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Brydon Carse is poised to play his first match since January's final Ashes Test after being named in Durham's T20 Blast squad for their North Group clash with Leicestershire Foxes.

The Hundred has undergone a dramatic ownership shake-up, with IPL heavyweights and American investors now holding stakes in all eight franchises. Jamie Hall breaks down who owns what and what it means for the competition.

Sam Curran is adding a new weapon to cricket's armoury with his extraordinary 'moon ball' — a delivery so slow it makes spinners look rapid. We explore the science and skill behind one of the game's most cunning variations.

Pakistan spinner Usman Tariq has become one of the most talked-about cricketers at the T20 World Cup — but it's his bowling action, not just his wickets, generating the headlines.

The ICC grades every international pitch and outfield after a match — but what do those ratings actually mean, and what happens when a ground falls foul of the system? Jamie Hall explains.

Blackburn-born Ian Barton has gone from batting low down in the second team to captaining England Lions and earning a World Cup call-up — all within two years. The 62-year-old opens up on his remarkable journey.

Cricket scorecards can look like a wall of numbers and letters at first glance. Former coach Jamie Hall walks you through exactly what everything means.

Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza has left the door wide open for a Worcestershire return after an impressive nine-game T20 Blast spell, admitting he'd come back 'in a heartbeat' if the opportunity arose.

Harshit Rana produced a devastating double blow at Trent Bridge, with teenager Vaibhav Sooryavanshi pouching a stunning catch to remove Jacob Bethell before Tom Banton fell next ball.

A high-scoring second Test between West Indies and Sri Lanka at Antigua concluded in a draw, with Campbell and King's unbroken opening stand denying the tourists victory on the final day.

A thrilling second Test between West Indies and Sri Lanka at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium ended in a draw, with Campbell and King's unbroken opening stand denying the tourists a series-levelling victory.

Jos Buttler pulled off one of the most dramatic stumpings you'll see this summer, barely clinging onto the ball long enough to break the stumps and send Tilak Varma on his way at Trent Bridge.