Tag: Moeen Ali

AS ENGLAND CRUMBLE, IT’S TIME FOR BOYCS’ RHUBARB

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MARTIN JOHNSON You can always tell when an Ashes series is taking place in Australia by the number of cauliflower […]

Five things we learned from the first Ashes Test

28 November 2017 0 comments

Promising start. All too familiar result. Here are five things we learned from England’s first Test defeat at The Gabba

STOKES HAS A STRONG MESSAGE OF SUPPORT

24 November 2017 0 comments

The trouble was, against those West Indies attacks, that unless you hooked well or could uppercut over the slips, there […]

Pringle column: Amid the chaos of selection, England cling to positives

15 November 2017 0 comments

Derek Pringle looks at the worries over England’s bowling attack after recent injuries and the cause for optimism shown in warm-up matches

Crane can give everyone a lift says former coach

15 November 2017 0 comments

Raj Maru backs the Hampshire leg-spinner to perform as England’s lone spinner

I DIDN’T WALK OUT ON ENGLAND LAST TIME!

3 November 2017 0 comments

Sam Pilger finds Graeme Swann ready to talk about the 2013/4 disaster and why the tourists can win the Ashes […]

Smooth ride with Bumpy is enough to satisfy Moeen

27 October 2017 0 comments

By George Jones Respect: Moeen Ali, right, has nothing but praise for coach Steve Rhodes PICTURE: Getty Images MOEEN Ali […]

Moeen Ali signs major deal with Worcestershire

25 October 2017 0 comments

England all-rounder commits till 2022 to essentially spend the rest of his career at newly-promoted Worcs

Illingworth: ‘Root’s chances of winning the Ashes are 50/50’

5 October 2017 0 comments

Yorkshire roots will give Joe that extra Illy factor heading to Australia

Yorkshire Roots will give Joe that extra Illy factor

29 September 2017 0 comments

Guy Williams talks to England Ashes legend Ray Illingworth and compares the two eras Heads or tails? Ray Illingworth, right, […]

Three is still the magic number for our selectors

29 September 2017 0 comments

The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN Making his Mark: Mark Butcher was the last Englishman to […]

THE TOAST IS STILL HAVE A JONNY BUT WE CAN SUMMER WHINE!

22 September 2017 0 comments

Chris Stocks questions the wisdom of playing a five-match ODI series as the autumn gloom descends I’ve done it! Jonny […]

England would have lost even if catches had stuck

8 September 2017 0 comments

By Seth Francis WHILE individual brilliance from Shai Hope will live long in the memory of West Indies’ stunning second […]

Headingley is the land of Hope and glory now for Windies

8 September 2017 0 comments

AS STUNNING as this turnaround from West Indies was following their humiliation at Edgbaston a week earlier, England know it […]

How Holder defied cynics to instil belief into his team

8 September 2017 0 comments

Peter Hayter explains how mental strength emanating from captain Jason Holder was behind West Indies’ second Test recovery Such was […]

How Holder defied cynics to instil belief into his team

1 September 2017 0 comments

Peter Hayter explains how mental strength emanating from captain Jason Holder was behind West Indies’ second Test recovery Such was […]

Bell relinquishes Bears captaincy to focus on batting

25 August 2017 0 comments

By Seth Francis FORMER England batsman Ian Bell will turn his full attention to batting having stepped down as Warwickshire […]

’Balance’ is ruling out some of our top men

25 August 2017 0 comments

I HAVE become increasingly frustrated this season with the obsession the selectors have with the ‘balance’ of the side. It […]

England’s record men shine amid Windies woe

25 August 2017 0 comments

By Chris Stocks at Edgbaston August 17-19, Edgbaston, Birmingham England 514-8d (Cook 243, Root 136, Malan 65, Chase 4-113) West […]

Ashwin can complete the promotion jigsaw

18 August 2017 0 comments

By Paul Eddison RAVI Ashwin isn ‘t the man who will get Worcestershire promoted but he could provide the final […]

ENGLAND’S MO-JOE IS WORKING, SAYS ADIL

18 August 2017 0 comments

Saj Sadiq talks to the Yorkshire leggie who is looking forward to teaming up with Moeen Ali and Joe Root […]

Pringle column: To rotate or not is dilemma for Root’s England

15 August 2017 0 comments

What might work and might not work for England selection-wise ahead of the Ashes?

HOWDY PARTNER! REMIND ME WHAT’S THE NAME?

11 August 2017 0 comments

MARTIN JOHNSON Sometime in the not too distant future, when Alastair Cook is pushing a trolley down the aisle in […]

THE ART OF BEING PATIENT IS NO LONGER A VIRTUE

4 August 2017 0 comments

MARTIN JOHNSON In the course of the last three England-South Africa Test matches, what was once a growing suspicion has […]

Time we turned to Rashid

4 August 2017 0 comments

IF I was Adil Rashid, I’d be really fed up. He’s fetched out of the cupboard for the the tour […]

Tag: Moeen Ali

AS ENGLAND CRUMBLE, IT’S TIME FOR BOYCS’ RHUBARB

Five things we learned from the first Ashes Test

STOKES HAS A STRONG MESSAGE OF SUPPORT

Pringle column: Amid the chaos of selection, England cling to positives

Crane can give everyone a lift says former coach

I DIDN’T WALK OUT ON ENGLAND LAST TIME!

Smooth ride with Bumpy is enough to satisfy Moeen

Moeen Ali signs major deal with Worcestershire

Illingworth: ‘Root’s chances of winning the Ashes are 50/50’

Yorkshire Roots will give Joe that extra Illy factor

Three is still the magic number for our selectors

THE TOAST IS STILL HAVE A JONNY BUT WE CAN SUMMER WHINE!

England would have lost even if catches had stuck

Headingley is the land of Hope and glory now for Windies

How Holder defied cynics to instil belief into his team

How Holder defied cynics to instil belief into his team

Bell relinquishes Bears captaincy to focus on batting

’Balance’ is ruling out some of our top men

England’s record men shine amid Windies woe

Ashwin can complete the promotion jigsaw

ENGLAND’S MO-JOE IS WORKING, SAYS ADIL

Pringle column: To rotate or not is dilemma for Root’s England

HOWDY PARTNER! REMIND ME WHAT’S THE NAME?

THE ART OF BEING PATIENT IS NO LONGER A VIRTUE

Time we turned to Rashid

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