Zak Crawley was England’s top run-scorer on the opening day with 44 runs
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Zak Crawley led the way with his knock of 44 as England’s batsmen all chipped in on the opening day of the third Test against South Africa in Port Elizabeth.
Ben Stokes finished with figures of 3-35 off 23.4 overs
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England all-rounder Ben Stokes took three wickets as South Africa fell agonisingly short of saving the second Test on the final day in Cape Town.
Pieter Malan hit two boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 63
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Debutant Pieter Malan scored an unbeaten 63 after South Africa were set 438 to win following England opener Dom Sibley’s career-best 133 not out.
South Africa came out on top on the first day in Cape Town thanks to a strong performance from their pace attack
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South Africa claimed the upper hand on the opening day in Cape Town as their pace attack carved through England’s batting line-up.
Waqar Younis: “Faheem has been around the squad for a while now and we want to get him fit, to work on his batting too and fill that all-rounder’s spot if he can”
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Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis believes that all-rounder Faheem Ashraf has the ability to play the same role Ben Stokes does for England.
Sam Curran finished with figures of 2-28 off 10 overs
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Sam Curran dismissed Tom Latham and New Zealand captain Kane Williamson to keep England on top on the second day of the first Test in Mount Maunganui.
Joe Denly struck eight boundaries and a six during his knock of 74
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Joe Denly and Ben Stokes scored 74 and 67 not out respectively to give England the upper hand over New Zealand on the opening day of the first Test in Mount Maunganui.
Joe Denly fell six runs short of his maiden Test century
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Joe Denly struck a career-best 94 to help England forge a 382-run lead on the third day of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
Ben Stokes exults after leading England to an stunning win at Headingley
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Ben Stokes struck an unbeaten 135 to not only lead England to a heart-racing one-wicket win over Australia at Headingley, but also kept their Ashes hopes alive.
Jofra Archer finished with figures of 3-32 off 15 overs
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Australia managed to salvage a draw on the final day at Lord’s even though they were put to the test by England debutant Jofra Archer and spinner Jack Leach.
