England have named their 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup in North America, with Harry Kane leading the attack and notable omissions including Cole Palmer, Phil Foden and Trent Alexander-Arnold among those who did not make the cut.
Read the full report→Middlesex's T20 Vitality Blast campaign has started in all too familiar fashion with one win and five defeats from six games leaving them rooted to the bottom of a strong Southern Group. Josh de Caires and Luke Hollman have shone with the bat while Tom Helm and Noah Cornwell have been the pick of the bowlers.
England won the 1st Rothesay Men's Test Match at Lord's inside four days, beating New Zealand by 115 runs. Set 254 to win, the tourists were dismissed for 138, with Gus Atkinson taking 5 for 30 to earn a place on the Lord's honours board and Ollie Robinson named man of the match as England moved 1-0 up in the three-Test series.
A day of persistent rain at Lord's left England's likely victory in the balance as only 9.4 overs were possible on the third day of the 1st Rothesay Test, with Ollie Robinson taking two wickets to reduce New Zealand to 55 for 5 in their second innings - still requiring 199 runs to win with five wickets in hand - and the players leaving the field for the final time at 14.12 pm, play being abandoned for the day at 5.30 pm.
England ended day two firmly in control of the 1st Rothesay Test at Lord's, Ollie Robinson's five-wicket return completing New Zealand's first-innings dismissal for 113 before Emilio Gay's maiden Test fifty helped post 226 all out in the second innings, setting New Zealand a target of 254 to win with the tourists closing on a perilous 36 for 3.
Middlesex's T20 Vitality Blast campaign has started in all too familiar fashion with one win and five defeats from six games leaving them rooted to the bottom of a strong Southern Group. Josh de Caires and Luke Hollman have shone with the bat while Tom Helm and Noah Cornwell have been the pick of the bowlers.
England won the 1st Rothesay Men's Test Match at Lord's inside four days, beating New Zealand by 115 runs. Set 254 to win, the tourists were dismissed for 138, with Gus Atkinson taking 5 for 30 to earn a place on the Lord's honours board and Ollie Robinson named man of the match as England moved 1-0 up in the three-Test series.
A day of persistent rain at Lord's left England's likely victory in the balance as only 9.4 overs were possible on the third day of the 1st Rothesay Test, with Ollie Robinson taking two wickets to reduce New Zealand to 55 for 5 in their second innings - still requiring 199 runs to win with five wickets in hand - and the players leaving the field for the final time at 14.12 pm, play being abandoned for the day at 5.30 pm.
England ended day two firmly in control of the 1st Rothesay Test at Lord's, Ollie Robinson's five-wicket return completing New Zealand's first-innings dismissal for 113 before Emilio Gay's maiden Test fifty helped post 226 all out in the second innings, setting New Zealand a target of 254 to win with the tourists closing on a perilous 36 for 3.
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