2015 promises to be another action-packed year for England. ecb.co.uk looks at what the next 12 months, which include a World Cup and Ashes series, has in store for Peter Moores’ side. Tri-Series against Australia and India In preparation for the World Cup, England start 2015 Down Under with a Tri-Series against Australia and India […]
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Sri Lanka posted 391 for eight in the first innings of a crucial clash against England in the Blind World Cup in South Africa, with both teams chasing a spot in the semi-finals. The start of play was pushed back after a ceremony was held before play to mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities England made
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England’s second and final warm-up match on their tour of Sri Lanka was abandoned without a ball bowled after heavy morning rain at the P Sara Oval in Colombo. The square and surrounds were still under full cover an hour after the scheduled start against Sri Lanka A, with more rain falling and the outfield
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England cricketers Gary Ballance, Katherine Brunt (both Yorkshire) and Sarah Taylor (Sussex), along with umpire Richard Kettleborough, have been congratulated by ECB Chairman, Giles Clarke, after the quartet were announced as winners of major individual honours in the annual LG ICC Awards. Wicketkeeper-batsman Sarah Taylor has secured her third consecutive ICC Annual award, after being named as
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England Women have made the shortlist for the Team of the Year in the 2014 Sunday Times and Sky Sports Sportswomen of the Year Awards. The British public will have the chance to vote for Charlotte Edwards ’ side after another exceptional year in which they retained the Ashes with a 10-8 victory over Australia
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