England cricket

Anderson boasts figures of 6-42 but England finish day two at 39-5 for a lead of just 107.

Cook ends his two-year wait for a Test century, but West Indies take seven first innings wickets.

Nottinghamshire batsman to stand in for Eoin Morgan as England name youthful squad for Dublin trip.

West Indies close on 164 for 5 after England are held up on day one of the second Test.

Protesters say "in this age, with people generally being larger, it is unconscionable that the club should provide less".

Hoggard says the hierarchy must forget the past if they want to welcome Pietersen back into the fold.

West Indies close on 98 for 2 with all three results still possible going into day five.

Kent spinner takes 4-47 but openers removed cheaply as England close day three with a lead of 220.

Anderson three wickets away from becoming England all-time wicket-taker after dismissing Devon Smith.

The 34-year-old makes first century since 2013 in against Oxford MCCU at the Parks

Downton's role abolished in changes made to board's management structure.

Seamer limps off with ankle injury in second warm-up match ahead of West Indies series.

Cook posts 95 not out and Trott makes 72 on day one against a St Kitts & Nevis Invitation XI.

Alastair Cook says decision over Pietersen is in the hands of the England and Wales Cricket Board.

The 34-year-old will be available for the first Championship match against Glamorgan on 19 April.

The former England captain vows to do 'everything in his power' to win his place back.

Pietersen remains keen to return to international cricket but ECB still seem split on the issue.

Ben Stokes is also included for the Test tour that begins in April.

Talented batsman has admitted that he is looking at playing English county cricket once again.

The group phase dead rubber is expected to see England ring the changes in Sydney

IBTimes UK analyses England's woeful exit at the group stage from the 2015 Cricket World Cup.

Defeat to Bangladesh sees Peter Moores's side dumped out before the knockout stage in Australia.

England's last hopes of qualifying from the group phase of the World Cup were extinguished on 9 March.

Controversial 34-year-old excited about the possibility of making a return to international cricket.

Exclusive: England cricketer-turned-cycling chief executive insists team is sustainable despite no lead sponsor.

EXCLUSIVE: 32-year-old optimistic over international cricket return despite One Pro Cycling role.

Nottinghamshire player rewarded for impressive recent one-day form after 98 against Australia.

IBTimes UK looks at how influential Finn is to England's hopes Down Under.

One-day skipper unwilling to contemplate return for KP while James Anderson remains an injury worry.

England will adopt a positive approach and cast off the shackles at the World Cup under new skipper Eoin Morgan, coach Peter Moores said on Tuesday (January 6) before the squad flew out to Australia.