England Cricket

Mark Wood has retired from international cricket, leaving behind a legacy of raw pace and memorable spells. We look back at the moments that defined his England career.

Kusal Mendis produced a stunning century to steer Sri Lanka to a 16-run victory at Headingley, levelling the ODI series and forcing a decider at The Oval.

Kevin Pietersen is back in an England dressing room, this time as a specialist mentor under Brendon McCullum. Jamie Hall looks at what his return means for the team's Ashes ambitions.

Will Jacks delivered a match-winning all-round performance as England beat Sri Lanka by 89 runs in the opening ODI of a three-match series at Chester-le-Street.

Mark Wood has brought the curtain down on his England career, citing ongoing injury struggles and medical advice. The Durham paceman ends his international days as one of the quickest bowlers England has ever produced.

Will Jacks claimed career-best bowling figures of 5-22 and contributed a crucial unbeaten 46 with the bat as England overcame Sri Lanka by 89 runs in the opening ODI at Chester-le-Street.

Graham Gooch's 118-Test England career saw him share a dressing room with 113 different players — more than any other cricketer in Test history. Here's how the full list shapes up.

Harry Brook has spoken warmly of his close friend Brydon Carse while acknowledging the Durham seamer needs a period away from the England set-up to sort through personal matters.

Kevin Pietersen's appointment as an England mentor has raised eyebrows, but Steven Finn's insights into what KP brings to a dressing room suggest this could be a masterstroke ahead of the 2027 World Cup.

Harry Brook's savage century in Southampton had pundits reaching for the Kevin Pietersen comparisons — but just how similar are England's two most electrifying batting talents?

Dan Lawrence brought up a brisk half-century during the morning session on day two of the third Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston, keeping England in a strong position as he hunts his maiden Test hundred.

Stephen Fleming has broken his silence as England's new Test coach, addressing the team's recent discipline issues, Ben Stokes' departure, and the standards he intends to set going forward.