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Jacob Bethell produced one of the most explosive overs in recent England T20 history, plundering 29 runs — including three sixes — from just eight deliveries in the 17th over of England's chase against India at Old Trafford.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi lit up Old Trafford with a couple of enormous sixes on his international debut, but England's Will Jacks had the final say as Jos Buttler completed a stumping to send the teenage sensation back to the pavilion for 14.
Jacob Bethell delivered a match-winning unbeaten 76 as England chased down 191 to beat India by four wickets in the second T20 international at Old Trafford.
Sam Curran has put his hand up for a Test recall following Ben Stokes' sudden retirement, but admits he won't be losing sleep over the speculation. Jamie Hall looks at England's options.
Charlie Dean could have been remembered solely for one painful moment at Lord's. Instead, the 25-year-old has captained England into the T20 World Cup semi-finals with a composure that has surprised even seasoned observers.
Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from Test cricket following the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. But is this the right moment to go, or are England losing their talisman too soon?
Ben Stokes has emphatically ruled out reversing his international retirement ahead of next summer's Ashes, joking he'll be watching from the hospitality suite rather than the dressing room.
Liam Plunkett has become the first English cricketer to play professional baseball, making his debut for the Oakland Ballers in the Pioneer Baseball League at the age of 41.
A rain-soaked Chester-le-Street denied England and India a result in the opening T20 of their five-match series, with the visitors' 189-7 going to waste as the match was abandoned without a ball bowled in reply.
Ben Stokes' retirement from the Test captaincy has thrown English cricket into turmoil after a sobering home series defeat. Jamie Hall examines the leadership vacuum and what the ECB must do next.
Michael Vaughan could barely find words as Ben Stokes announced his retirement from Test cricket live during the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. Jamie Hall looks at what the news means for English cricket.
Harry Brook has declared he would welcome the England Test captaincy, calling it the pinnacle of the sport, as speculation mounts following Ben Stokes' retirement from the role.