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Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from Test cricket, delivering the news personally to his England teammates at Trent Bridge. The captain confirmed the third Test against New Zealand will be his last.
Michael Vaughan believes England's challenge following Ben Stokes' shock retirement goes far beyond finding a like-for-like replacement on the field — it's the intangible winning persona that will prove hardest to fill.
The series-deciding third Test between England and New Zealand took another dramatic turn on day three, with the tourists emerging firmly in the driving seat after a day that had threatened to go either way.
Michael Vaughan has fired a pointed warning at England after their third day at Trent Bridge against New Zealand, labelling the team's failure to accumulate overs at the crease as simply not acceptable.
Ben Duckett's stunning century in the third Test against New Zealand was the culmination of a deliberate physical and professional overhaul — one that began the moment he returned from a torrid Ashes tour.
Assistant coach Tim Southee thinks the haunting memory of England's extraordinary Trent Bridge fightback in 2022 could work in the home side's favour as the series decider unfolds in Nottingham.
Ben Duckett scored a breathtaking seventh Test century at his home ground of Trent Bridge, giving England a flying start in reply to New Zealand's 438 in the series-deciding third Test.
A stunning individual effort with the ball from Ben Stokes and a magnificent century from Ben Duckett have given England genuine hope in the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge.
New Zealand dominated the opening day at Trent Bridge, but England snatched two wickets in seven balls late on as Tom Latham and Devon Conway both fell for huge individual scores.
Ben Stokes has spoken candidly about the mounting pressure on his England side ahead of a must-win third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge, admitting it's the toughest moment of the Bazball era.
With the series level at 1-1 and Ben Stokes back at the helm, England have run out of excuses heading into a decisive third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge.
With temperatures forecast to hit 38-39°C, the UK's unprecedented heatwave is raising serious questions about player welfare and fan safety at cricket grounds this week. Jamie Hall looks at what it means for the game.