The ashes
England Players Might Pull Out Of The Ashes Tour Midway, Says Stuart Broad
England pace bowler Stuart Broad has said that it shouldn't come as a surprise if some of his team-mates pull out of the 11-week-long Ashes tour midway as there have been instance in the past when the touring party players had left due to stress-related issues.
Former England opener Marcus Trescothick left the 2006/07 Ashes tour, while Jonathan Trott flew back to the UK following England's first Test defeat in the 2013/14 series, after revealing he was suffering from a stress-related illness.
Related Cricket News on The ashes
-
Concussion Suffered By Pucovski Isn't Major, Should Be Fine For Ashes: Cricket Victoria GM
Cricket Victoria general manager Shaun Graf said on Saturday that Australian opener Will Pucovski didn't suffer a major concussion and the youngster should be fit for the Ashes series beginning ...
-
English Bowling Attack Is Still Potent Even Without Archer & Stokes: Mike Gatting
Former England skipper Mike Gatting said that the Joe Root-led side for the Ashes series in Australia will miss pace bowler Jofra Archer and all-rounder Ben Stokes, but the tourists ...
-
Boycott Warns England About 'Cruel' Australian Media Ahead Of The Ashes
Former England cricketer-turned-commentator, Geoffrey Boycott, has said that the Australian bowling unit "is far superior to England's" in Australian conditions, adding that the tourists should be ...
-
England Players 'Not Hiding' Over Ashes Quarantine Fears Says Chris Woakes
Chris Woakes on Monday hit back at suggestions England's cricketers were ducking the challenge of an Ashes tour to Australia over concerns about strict coronavirus quarantine restrictions. The Eng ...
-
Ashes 2021: You Need To Score Big In The First Innings To Stand A Chance, Says Nasser Hussain
Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that England need to score massive runs in the Ashes in Australia later in the year. He also said that scores of 300 can ...
-
England's Squad For The Ashes Is Same As Expected: Nasser Hussain
Former England captain Nasser Hussain has pointed out that England has picked a very predictable squad for the Ashes in Australia. He also felt that overlooking pacer Saqib Mahmood and ...
-
English Bowlers Lack The Ability & Skill Needed To Bedazzle Australian Batters: Michael Vaughan
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has cast doubts on his country's bowlers' ability to "blow" Australia away in the five-Test Ashes series, scheduled to commence on December 8 at Brisbane ...
-
England Cricketers Allowed To Go To Beach, Play Golf During Ashes Tour In Australia
England cricketers will be able to go to the beach and play golf under protocols agreed for the upcoming Ashes tour, which Cricket Australia chief Nick Hockley said Monday was ...
-
Cricket Australia Hopeful Of Playing Ashes As Planned With Fifth Test In Perth
Nick Hockley, Cricket Australia's (CA) Chief Executive Officer, said on Monday that despite the pandemic restrictions in his country, he would "want to play the schedule as planned", indicating th ...
-
Chris Silverwood Hails Joe Root's Influence Over Ashes Squad
England head coach Chris Silverwood believes Joe Root's leadership played a key role in ensuring he could select the strongest possible squad for the Ashes tour to Australia. For several ...
-
England Need To Focus On Struggling Top Order In Australia: Monty Panesar
Former England spinner Monty Panesar feels the Joe Root-led side, which will tour Australia for the 11-week-long Ashes series in December-January, will have to overcome its top-order batting struggles ...
-
Michael Vaughan Chooses Livingstone, Parkinson And Mahmood As Uncapped Ashes Picks
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has chosen Lancashire trio of batter Liam Livingstone, leg-spinner Matt Parkinson and pacer Saqib Mahmood as his uncapped picks for Englands Ashes squad. With th ...
-
Ashes 2021-22: Nathan Lyon Wonders Why England Cricketers Aren't 'Jumping At The Opportunity'
Australian spin bowler Nathan Lyon has said that the Ashes is the pinnacle in his eyes and he couldn't understand why England cricketers aren't 'jumping at the opportunity' to be ...
-
Warm Up Matches Should be Proper Games Of Cricket, 11 Versus 11: Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that if England play warm-up matches in the run-up to the Ashes in Australia, they should be proper games with eleven members on both ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 21 Apr 2026 09:40
-
- 16 Apr 2026 10:18
-
- 13 Apr 2026 10:25
-
- 08 Apr 2026 09:02