Interview: Monty Panesar talks England career, bowling at Old Trafford and playing with ‘Superman’ Freddie Flintoff
Dan Haygarth speaks to former England cricketer Monty Panesar about his international career
Old Trafford revels in ‘I was there’ cricket moments past and present
It was 7am on August 15, 2005, and thousands of expectant Mancunians were bustling their way down Brian Statham Way, eager to get through the Old Trafford turnstiles and discover how this compelling Ashes Test match was going to conclude.
England v Australia ODI: Jos Buttler itching to pit skills against ‘wounded animal’ from Down Under
Fear the wounded animal is Jos Buttler’s warning as England prepare to renew old rivalries for Wednesday’s first Royal London One-Day International against Australia.
Ashes 2017: MM’s guide to the legend of cricket’s most famous series
The Ashes are the pinnacle for English and Australian cricket.
Ashes 2015: Lancashire’s Kate Cross says home conditions will favour English
Lancashire and England stalwart Kate Cross believes a national side as strong as ever – and the home summer weather – will help deliver a third straight series win for the first time in women’s Ashes history
Batting for equality: Women can be men’s cricketing equals, say Lancashire pair
Kate Cross, Lancashire’s first female professional cricketer and Jennifer Laycock, Women’s Cricket Development Officer for the county both agree that the recent development of women’s cricket will help it share a similar status to their male counterparts.
Analysis: Ignore Evans/Cisse spitting row, sportsmanship is alive and well
In an industry where millions of pounds are on the line, not to mention millions of eyes being cast, doing the right thing can sometimes be lost yet for every bad showing of sportsmanship there’s a showing of good.