
Archer's Football Flick Removes Axar as India Post 158-7
Jofra Archer turned heads in Bristol with a football-inspired run out to dismiss Axar Patel for one, as India posted 158-7 in the fourth T20 against England.
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Jofra Archer turned heads in Bristol with a football-inspired run out to dismiss Axar Patel for one, as India posted 158-7 in the fourth T20 against England.

Jofra Archer turned the screw on India by dismissing his Rajasthan Royals team-mate Vaibhav Sooryavanshi cheaply, leaving the tourists in early trouble chasing a substantial England total at Trent Bridge.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Jos Buttler produced a stunning piece of wicketkeeping at Trent Bridge, holding on to a slippery take by the very tips of his fingers to dismiss India's Tilak Varma in the third T20 against India.

England delivered a dominant performance at Trent Bridge, dismissing India for just 76 to seal a record 125-run victory and move 2-0 up in the five-match T20 series.

England produced a stunning all-round display at Trent Bridge to crush India by 125 runs in the third T20, their largest ever defeat in the format. The hosts now lead the five-match series 2-0.

England produced a stunning all-round display at Trent Bridge to beat India by 125 runs — their largest ever T20 defeat — and move 2-0 up in the five-match series.

England's hopes of chasing 191 at Old Trafford were rocked immediately as Arshdeep Singh dismissed both Phil Salt and Jos Buttler inside the opening over, reducing the hosts to a precarious 1-2.

Harry Brook produced a captain's masterclass at Old Trafford, smashing 39 off 15 deliveries to drag England back from the brink and seal a four-wicket victory over India in the second T20.