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IPL 2023: Ben Stokes not sure of participating in the tournament
•Ben Stokes explained the reason why it always becomes difficult for England players to feature in the IPL.
Brendon McCullum doesn't think Ben Stokes' ODI retirement going to become a trend
•McCullum said that he is looking to spend more time with Stokes to understand him and get things cracking.
‘I cannot believe it’: Garry Sobers on England's dashing approach in Test cricket
•The Sir Garry Sobers Foundation is now looking to raise £50 million ($59 million) to help talented youngsters. The foundation will have five hubs, in Britain, the West Indies, India, Australia, and South Africa.
Eoin Morgan likely to retire from international cricket: Reports
Firstcricket Staff •Jos Buttler is likely to take over the captaincy if Morgan announces his retirement, or steps down as the captain of the team.
'Bruised' Joe Root to captain England in West Indies despite Ashes flop
•England's interim managing director Andrew Strauss said Root would remain in charge for the red-ball tour of the Caribbean, with the first Test starting on 8 March
Ben Stokes says he 'never really had an ambition to be a captain'
•Ben Stokes has led England once previously, a Test defeat by West Indies in 2020 when Root was on paternity leave.
Ashes 2021-22: 'There's an awful lot to play for' in next two matches, says England's Zak Crawley
•Zak Crawley believes winning the final two games will go a long way to restoring some pride for the English side.
It's my ambition to keep playing all three formats, says Jos Buttler
•Jos Buttler has averaged only 19.20 in the three Ashes Tests against Australia so far.
Kevin Pietersen proposes 'franchise competition for red-ball cricket' to revive England Test team
•A first-class competition modelled on the Hundred can help the English Test side "return to its former glories", reckons Kevin Pietersen.
Former England Test captain Ray Illingworth passes away aged 89
•Illingworth played 61 Tests for England between 1958 and 1973 and captained the country 31 times, winning 12 matches and an Ashes series in Australia in 1970-71.