England, Pope Francis and Ashes
England and Wales Cricket Board apologizes for 'ill-judged' post about pope
The England and Wales Cricket Board has apologized after its social media staff reposted a message from the account of Pope Francis and suggested the pontiff, who is in hospital being treated for double pneumonia, was a fan of the Ashes series.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has deleted a social media post and apologised for any potential offence after ...
England test captain Ben Stokes has to be on a list of possible replacements for Jos Buttler, who resigned last week as ...
Matthew Hoggard, part of the England team that won the 2005 Ashes, was among those to be punished after Azeem Rafiq made ...
Jimmy Anderson was told last year that he was no longer part of England's white-ball plans but the seamer has not given up ...
Jos Buttler is determined to recover his form with the bat and help England win more World Cups after stepping down as ...
By fostering strategic investment, championing gender parity, and ensuring sustained infrastructure development, women’s ...
Stokes, 33, has not played ODIs since the 2023 World Cup, where he reversed his initial decision to retire from the format.
He thought his international days could be done after Borthwick’s bombshell but will raise his bat for his 100 th cap, ...
The England and Wales Cricket Board has apologised after its social media staff reposted a message from the account of Pope ...
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'Do your job properly' - Rashid Latif blasts England experts on criticising India's unfair advantage in Champions TrophyFormer Pakistan player Rashid Latif blasts English experts for criticising the ICC and BCCI over scheduling the Champions ...
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