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The series begins on July 1 with a T20I in Durham, followed by matches in Manchester on July 4, Nottingham on July 7, Bristol on July 9, and concludes in Southampton on July 11.

India's White-ball Cricket Tour to England: Schedule Announced

India's 2026 England Cricket Tour Announced

ECB announces India's tour to England next year with five T20Is and three ODIs. Indian women's team will also play T20Is and a Test.

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Manchester, July 24 (PTI) - The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced a white-ball cricket tour by India to England next year. The tour will feature five T20 Internationals and three One Day Internationals.
The series begins on July 1 with a T20I in Durham, followed by matches in Manchester on July 4, Nottingham on July 7, Bristol on July 9, and concludes in Southampton on July 11.
The three-match ODI series will kick off in Birmingham on July 14, continue in Cardiff on July 16, and finish at Lord's on July 19.
In addition to the men's matches, the Indian women's team will take part in a T20I series against England Women and a solo Test. The T20 matches are scheduled in Chelmsford on May 28, Bristol on May 30, and Taunton on June 2, with the lone Test at Lord's from July 10.
England&rsquo;s cricket summer is set to be an enthralling one, with the men's Test side, under Ben Stokes, hosting New Zealand and Pakistan in two separate Rothesay Test Series. Meanwhile, Harry Brook's white-ball squad will welcome Sri Lanka and India for ODIs and T20Is.
Richard Gould, ECB's Chief Executive Officer, described the 2026 cricket season as "spectacular." He highlighted the upcoming ICC Women's T20 World Cup in England, which returns to the country for the first time since 2009, as a cornerstone of the season. Gould expressed enthusiasm about this monumental event as a platform for elevating the women's game and inspiring future players and enthusiasts.
The excitement continues with the England Women's Test at Lord's, marking a historic occasion for the women's side. 
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Farokh Engineer criticizes ECB's decision to rename the Pataudi Trophy to the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, sparking controversy. Despite this, a Pataudi medal honors the legacy.

Farokh Engineer slams ecb trophy rename

Legendary cricketer Farokh Engineer criticizes the renaming of the Pataudi Trophy to the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. The ECB introduced the Pataudi medal to maintain the legacy.

Farokh Engineer slams ECB trophy rename

Farokh Engineer criticizes the ECB's renaming of the Pataudi Trophy to the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. The introduction of a Pataudi medal aims to honor the legacy despite the controversial change.

A close friend of the late Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, Farokh Engineer says the ECB erred in handling the renaming of the India-England Test series trophy and its decision to introduce the winning captain's medal after his former teammate's family name was clearly an afterthought to "appease" supporters like him.
The ECB had instituted the Pataudi Trophy for the India-England series in 2007 until renaming it to the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy before the start of the ongoing five-match series. The decision was criticised by the likes of Sunil Gavaskar.
Engineer too was left disappointed but at the same time, he felt the achievements of Sachin Tendulkar and James Anderson were unquestionable. Tendulkar approached the ECB which led to the home board introducing a winning captain's medal after the Pataudi family.
"Well Tiger Pataudi was a great friend of mine. Great colleague of mine. We played a lot of Test cricket. Great heritage, great family. I was most happy when the trophy was named after him back in 2007," the Manchester-based Engineer told PTI.
"On one hand I was very disappointed that the Pataudi name was removed, I would love Tiger's name to go on but instead powers that be decided with Anderson and Sachin who are legends of the game.
"It (introducing Pataudi medal) was obviously an afterthought, they should have announced it in the beginning that would have more credibility but at least they have done something. Common sense has prevailed and hope the Pataudi name always remains." The Pataudis have deep ties to the India-England cricketing landscape. Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi and his son Mansur both captained India and both played county cricket in England.
On the other hand, Tendulkar is the leading run getter in Test cricket while Anderson has the most wickets in the traditional format as a fast bowler.
"...the achievements of Tendulkar and Anderson can't be argued against. There are two sides to the story. They have named the medal after Pataudis which is a very thoughtful thing.
"That must be a second choice to appease a lot of Pataudi supporters of which I am one but you can't blame them for naming the trophy after Sachin and Anderson," Engineer said.
"The whole issue is debatable but they have kept the name. I hope they invite Sharmila Tagore (Mansur's wife) and his son Saif Ali Khan to present the medal. Last series they didn't do that. Fingers were pointed at ECB for that. Hopefully they give them due credit." India trail the five-match series 0-1 after losing at Headingley from a commanding position.
Pacer Jasprit Bumrah will only be playing three games out of five due to workload management but Engineer wants him play as many games as possible. There is intense speculation that he would be sitting out of the second Test here, starting July 2.
"He is your trump card. He needs to be mothballed as he is far too precious for the Indian team. Hope he plays majority of the games," the 87-year-old added.
Engineer played 46 Tests and five ODIs for India between 1961 and 1975.

The ECB's retirement of the Pataudi Trophy has drawn criticism from cricket legends and the Pataudi family, challenging the legacy of the India-England series.

ECB Retires Pataudi Trophy Amid Criticism

The England and Wales Cricket Board's decision to retire the iconic Pataudi Trophy has been met with disappointment by cricket figures such as Sunil Gavaskar and the Pataudi family, highlighting the importance of the trophy in India-England cricket history.

Sunil Gavaskar slams ECB’s insensitive decision

ECB's decision to retire the Pataudi Trophy has sparked criticism from former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar and the Pataudi family.

The upcoming bilateral series between the Indian cricket team and England, set to commence on June 20, promises to be a spectacle for cricket enthusiasts.
However, this year's contest will be devoid of a significant tradition: the Pataudi Trophy. Reports indicate that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has decided to retire the Pataudi Trophy, a move that has sparked criticism and disappointment.
First awarded in 2007 to mark 75 years since the inaugural India vs. England Test match, the Pataudi Trophy has since symbolized the bilateral series held in England.
Named after the esteemed Pataudi family, which produced two Indian captains, Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi and Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi (affectionately known as Tiger Pataudi), the trophy has become a revered emblem of India-England cricket rivalry.
Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar expressed his displeasure with the ECB's decision in his Sportstar column, stating, "The news of retiring the Pataudi Trophy is deeply disturbing. The ECB's decision is unprecedented for a trophy named after individual players and reflects a lack of sensitivity toward the Pataudis' contributions to cricket in both England and India."
Gavaskar further cautioned future Indian players who might be considered for similar honors. "While the ECB has the right to rename the trophy after one of their players, I hope Indian cricketers will respectfully decline such gestures. This would honor the legacy of the Pataudis and prevent similar future retirements," he added.
The decision has also affected Sharmila Tagore, the widow of the late Tiger Pataudi. "We haven't heard directly from the ECB, but they sent a letter to Saif regarding the retirement of the trophy," Tagore shared with the Hindustan Times. "Whether the BCCI wants to preserve Tiger's legacy is for them to decide."
The ECB has remained tight-lipped about the decision, with a spokesperson stating, "This is not something we'll be able to offer you a comment on."
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, remembered as one of India's most influential cricket captains, passed away in New Delhi in 2011 after battling a lung infection.
His illustrious career encompassed 46 Test matches, where he amassed 2,793 runs, averaging 34.91. His record includes six centuries and 16 fifties, with his highest score being an unbeaten 203.
While the retirement of trophies is rare in cricket, it is not unheard of&mdash;the Wisden Trophy, contested between England and the West Indies, was renamed the Richards-Botham Trophy.
As the series approaches, it remains to be seen how this decision will impact the cricketing community and the historical legacy of India-England series played on English soil.

The ECB cut its key deposit rate to 3.75% as inflation eases. Lagarde warned of uncertainties ahead, and inflation is projected to reach 2.2% in 2025

European Central Bank cuts interest rate for the first time since 2019 by 25 bps 

<h2>The ECB cut its key deposit rate to 3.75% as inflation eases. Lagarde warned of uncertainties ahead, and inflation is projected to reach 2.2% in 2025</h2>

The European Central Bank (ECB) has reduced interest rates for the first time since 2019, lowering the key deposit rate by a quarter point to 3.75%. This move comes as inflation in the eurozone gradually eases, following a series of rate hikes initiated in mid-2022 to combat surging energy and food prices. Despite the reduction, ECB President Christine Lagarde warned of an uncertain path ahead, describing it as a "bumpy road."
<h3>ECB cuts interest rate</h3>
The ECB's decision marks a divergence from the US Federal Reserve, which, despite aggressive rate hikes, is not expected to start cutting rates for several months due to robust economic data. Lagarde emphasized that the ECB is not "pre-committing to any particular rate path," acknowledging the unpredictability of the journey towards economic stability.
Updated forecasts from the ECB reflect ongoing challenges. The central bank has raised its inflation projections for this year and next, now expecting inflation to reach 2.2% in 2025, rather than hitting the two-percent target. Additionally, the growth forecast for 2024 has been revised upward, while slightly lowering it for the following year.
Recent data showed a faster-than-expected rise in inflation to 2.6% year-on-year in May, and stronger-than-anticipated economic expansion in the first quarter. Although inflation has moderated, Lagarde noted that wage growth remains elevated but is expected to ease throughout the year.
Lagarde also highlighted risks to the eurozone economy, including a weaker global economy, escalating trade tensions, and geopolitical uncertainties stemming from conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Analysts suggest the ECB might reduce rates every other meeting, aligning with their updated projections. However, ING economist Carsten Brzeski cautioned that negative inflation surprises could alter this trajectory. Concerns persist about the ECB's faster rate cuts compared to the Federal Reserve, potentially leading to a depreciating euro and higher import costs, which could fuel inflation.
[With AP inputs]
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The European Central Bank (ECB) held interest rates steady at 4% for the 2nd time in a row and trimmed its inflation forecast. 

After US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank maintains steady key interest rates at 4%

After Fed Reserve, European Central Bank maintains steady key interest rates

<h2>Inflation has fallen more than expected in the 20 European Union countries that use the euro currency, to 2.4% in November from a peak of 10.6% in October 2022. That's not too far from the ECB's goal of 2% considered best for the economy</h2>

The European Central Bank (ECB) opted to maintain its current interest rates for the second consecutive meeting, coinciding with similar decisions from other major central banks like the US Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Swiss National Bank, all choosing to keep rates unchanged.
Although the ECB emphasized maintaining sufficiently restrictive policy rates, it shifted its stance on inflation, foreseeing a gradual decline next year instead of expecting it to persist at high levels for an extended period.
Revised macroeconomic projections revealed slightly tempered growth forecasts for the coming years, with real GDP expansion estimates adjusted downward, indicating more subdued economic growth. Likewise, the ECB adjusted its inflation forecasts, acknowledging sustained elevated domestic price pressures, particularly in labor costs.
Highlighting tightened financing conditions as a means to curb inflation, the ECB anticipates a sluggish short-term economic outlook but foresees a recovery driven by increased real incomes and improved foreign demand.
Maintaining its key rate at a historic high of 4%, the ECB announced the completion of reinvestments under its pandemic emergency purchase program (PEPP) by the end of 2024. The gradual reduction of the PEPP portfolio aims to pave the way for the normalization of the Eurosystem's balance sheet.
According to CNBC report, market analysts expressed surprise at the timing of the PEPP announcement, suggesting potential implications for future rate debates.

As per an earlier published report, the average salary for England Women players was 20.6% of what players in the men's team received for limited-overs games.

ECB announce equal pay for female cricketers as male counterparts

After India and New Zealand, the England Cricket Board followed suit as they announced equal pay for women cricketers!

As per an earlier published report, the average salary for England Women players was 20.6% of what players in the men's team received for limited-overs games.

England's female international cricketers will be paid the same match fees as their male counterparts on the back of record attendances and viewing figures for the Women's Ashes played over June and July.
The move toward abolishing the pay gap between male and female players in England had already been recommended in a report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket, which was published two months ago and highlighted deep-rooted discrimination in the English game.
That report said the average salary for England Women players was 20.6% of what players in the men's team received for limited-overs games.
A total of 1,10,00 people came to watch the drawn Women's Ashes series between England and Australia, with crowds of around 20,000 at several of the limited-overs matches. More than 23,000 tickets were sold for the five days of the test at Trent Bridge.
Broadcast viewing figures of 5.3 million were double those in 2019.
The pay increase will take effect immediately, starting with this week's Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka.
&ldquo;We all want cricket to be the team sport of choice for female athletes," said Richard Gould, chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board," and, with the investments we are making and increasingly lucrative opportunities around the world, we are seeing cricketers become some of the highest-earning female athletes in UK team sports.
&ldquo;However, we know there is still much further to go as we ultimately strive for equality across the game." The International Cricket Council said in July that men's and women's teams will receive equal prize money at cricket's biggest international tournaments with immediate effect. (

The online survey, running until August 31, asks respondents to share their opinions on seven possible themes for the new notes

Euro banknotes redesign: ECB asks citizens birds or rivers on euro notes? 

The online survey, running until August 31, asks respondents to share their opinions on seven possible themes for the new notes

The European Central Bank launched a survey Monday asking citizens to weigh in on the redesign of euro banknotes, with rivers, birds and European culture among the shortlisted themes.
"We want Europeans to identify with the design of euro banknotes, which is why they will play an active role in selecting the new theme," ECB president Christine Lagarde said in a statement.
The online survey, running until August 31, asks respondents to share their opinions on seven possible themes for the new notes.
These include "Birds: free, resilient, inspiring" and "Rivers: the waters of life in Europe", as well as more abstract ideas such as "The future is yours", "European culture" and "Our Europe, ourselves".
The ECB, which has also tasked a research company with asking a representative sample of euro area citizens the same questions, will announce the chosen theme next year.
A design competition will follow and Europeans will then again be asked to choose their favourite options for the euro bills, which come in six denominations.
The ECB will announce the final decision on the future design, and on when the new notes will be produced and issued, in 2026.
The Frankfurt institution announced in late 2021 that it wanted a fresh look for the 20-year-old banknotes.
The original design for the bloc's single currency was fraught with political tension, and ended up consisting of symbolic illustrations of architecture to avoid stirring national rivalries.
ECB officials have expressed the hope that by involving the public in the facelift, younger Europeans will feel more connected to the single currency.
Regularly updating banknotes is also necessary to stay a step ahead of counterfeiters "in a world where reproduction technologies are rapidly evolving", the statement added.
"We are working on a new series of high-tech banknotes with a view to preventing counterfeiting and reducing environmental impact," said ECB executive board member Fabio Panetta.
"We are committed to cash and to ensuring that paying with public money is always an option."
In an interview last year, Lagarde said she could imagine Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci or pioneering French politician Simone Veil gracing the new bills as examples of "great, true Europeans".

Among its findings, racism was 'entrenched' in the English game, women were treated as 'second-class citizens', and cricket was a rare option in state schools.

Class-based discrimination, racism & sexism plague English cricket, reports independent panel 

Among its findings, racism was 'entrenched' in the English game, women were treated as 'second-class citizens', and cricket was a rare option in state schools.


Among its findings, racism was 'entrenched' in the English game, women were treated as 'second-class citizens', and cricket was a rare option in state schools.

The highly-anticipated report released on Monday by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) spoke at length about structural inequalities plaguing English cricket.&nbsp; From racism to class-based discrimination and sexism, the 317-page report 'Holding Up a Mirror to Cricket', relied on evidence from more than 4000 respondents since the commission was constituted in 2020.&nbsp; Among its findings, racism was 'entrenched' in the English game, women were treated as 'second-class citizens', and cricket was a rare option in state schools. The report then went on to state that complaints were not paid heed to as the system was confusing and not fit for purpose.&nbsp; Calling for rapid reforms, the report submitted 44 recommendations and a number of sub-recommendations.&nbsp; In the first recommendation, the ICEC report demanded a public apology from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for its own failings and those of the game it governs.&nbsp; It also asked the governing body to 'acknowledge that racism, sexism, elitism and class-based discrimination have existed, and still exist, in the game, and recognise the impact on victims of discrimination.' Among the most prominent suggestions, the ICEC recommended equal pay for women cricketers, calling it a fundamental overhaul. It asked for the implementation at domestic level by 2029 and international level by 2030. It also paid careful attention to school cricket that has a history of discrimination as elite, private schools and their clubs have been given precedence over state schools. The preferences do play a role in obstructing good talent from reaching their potential. It called for an immediate reform and make it more meritocratic, inclusive, accountable, transparent and consistent.&nbsp; Another important recommendation was the creation of a regulatory body separate from the governing England and Wales Cricket Board. It said, 'The new regulatory body, not the ECB, should be responsible for investigating alleged regulatory breaches and for making decisions about whether to bring charges,' adding that breaches should include anti-discrimination rules.&nbsp; The ECB said some reforms could be 'implemented swiftly' but others would require 'fundamental, longer-term changes to cricket in England and Wales, and its funding model.'

Bairstow, who underwent surgery on his broken leg and dislocated ankle last October, is yet to return to competitive cricket.

Jonny Bairstow to miss IPL 2023 after ECB deny NOC, Liam Livingstone cleared: Reports

While Jonny Bairstow will be absent from this year's IPL, Punjab Kings will still have the services of their big-hitting all-rounder Liam Livingstone.

#PunjabKings #IPL2023 #Bairstow #Livingstone

Bairstow, who underwent surgery on his broken leg and dislocated ankle last October, is yet to return to competitive cricket.

English batter Jonny Bairstow will most likely miss this year's IPL after the England &amp; Wales Cricket Board (ECB) refused to grant him a No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Bairstow, who underwent surgery on his broken leg and dislocated ankle after a freak slip at a golf course last September, is yet to return to competitive cricket. According to reports in the English media, the ECB isn't willing to risk his fitness ahead of the Ashes in June,&nbsp;
While Bairstow's unavailability is a blow for the Punjab Kings, they will be boosted by the return of Liam Livingstone, who has been given the all-clear to play in the T20 extravaganza.
Livingstone, who had a stop-start 2022 season due to multiple injuries last year, has been now declared fit. He was part of the Lancashire's off-season training sessions in Dubai recently.
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(With PTI inputs)

Morgan had already brought the curtains down on his international career in July 2022 but was playing for the Paarl Royals in SA20

England's World Cup-winning skipper Eoin Morgan announces retirement

Eoin Morgan, who led England to its maiden ODI World Cup triumph in 2019, announced his retirement from all forms of the game on Monday.

Here are the details

Morgan had already brought the curtains down on his international career in July 2022 but was playing for the Paarl Royals in SA20

Eoin Morgan, who led England to its maiden ODI World Cup triumph in 2019, announced his retirement from all forms of the game on Monday.
The former English skipper had already brought the curtains down on his international career in July 2022 but was playing for the Paarl Royals in SA20.
The 36-year-old was born in Dublin, Ireland before moving to England in 2005. Morgan also led the Kolkata Knight Riders to IPL final in 2021.
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The English cricketer's last couple of years were plagued by injuries to his elbow and lower back.

'2023 I'm ready': England pacer Jofra Archer eyes strong comeback

Jofra Archer, England's ace paceman eyes a strong comeback after staying out for almost 21 months due to his injuries.

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The English cricketer's last couple of years were plagued by injuries to his elbow and lower back.

Jofra Archer, England's ace paceman eyes a strong comeback after staying out for almost 21 months due to his injuries. Taking to Twitter, the 27-year-old shared images of how he battled his injuries and went on to proclaim in the caption that he is ready.
The English cricketer's last couple of years were plagued by injuries to his elbow and lower back. His last international appearance was in March 2021.&nbsp;
Archer who was England's leading wicket-taker in their 2019 ODI World Cup triumph was seen in action in Abu Dhabi in November when he trained there with the Test squad. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/what-are-selectors-there-for-gautam-gambhir-lashes-out-over-prithvi-shaw-s-treatment-1672559761013">'What are selectors there for?' Gautam Gambhir lashes out over Prithvi Shaw's treatment</a>
After playing in the inaugural SA20 in January, Archer will make his international return against South Africa for the ODI series, starting January 27.

England creates history by registering a dominating 3-0 whitewash against Pakistan as they beat the Men in Green by 8 wickets in the 3rd test at the National Stadium in Karachi on Tuesday. This is the first time any nation has completed a 3-0 

PAK vs ENG: England make history, become the 1st team to complete a 3-0 Test whitewash in Pakistan

England humiliate Pakistan in the 3rd Test to became the first nation to complete a 3-0 whitewash in Pakistan.

Here are all the major records the Three Lions shattered

Pakistan created an unwanted record for themselves by becoming only the 2nd Asian side to have lost 4 or more consecutive test matches at home.

England created history by registering a dominating 3-0 whitewash against Pakistan as they beat the hosts by 8 wickets in the 3rd test in Karachi on Tuesday. With that the Three Lions became the first nation to complete a 3-0 whitewash in Pakistan.
30 minutes were all England needed on Day 4 of the third Test to score the remaining 55 runs to reach the target of 167 runs. Ben Duckett top-scored with an unbeaten 82 while Ben Stokes' 41 not out steered the Three Lions to victory.
Meanwhile, Pakistan created an unwanted record for themselves by becoming only the 2nd Asian side to have lost 4 or more consecutive test matches at home. Bangladesh were the other side to experience it on 6 different occasions, including 13 straight Test losses at home from 2001-2004 but it is the first time in history for Pakistan.
Earlier on Day 3, 18-year-old leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed became the youngest debutant to take a 5-wicket-haul in men's Test cricket on Day 3 and inspired England to victory.
Ahmed also became the youngest man ever to play a Test for England, grabbing a sensational 5-48 to bundle Pakistan out for 216, giving his team a target of 167 runs with more than 2 days left.
Newly appointed skipper Ben Stokes is certainly enjoying his cricket, with England having already won 9 out of the 11 Test matches under his captaincy.
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England go back-to-back in Pakistan for the first time ever as they beat them by 26 runs in the 2nd Test match to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday.

PAK vs ENG: England beat Pakistan by 26 runs to clinch Test series 2-0

The Ben Stokes-led England side created history in Pakistan as they won a Test series in the nation after 22 years. 
Check out how the 2nd Test unfolded and what it means for India in the World Test Championship.
#PAKvENG

PAK vs ENG, 2nd Test: England beat Pakistan by 26 runs to clinch Test series 2-0

England's Harry Brook starred for the Three Lions with the bat. The youngster scored his 2nd century in 4 games which proved instrumental as the visitors set Pakistan a 355-run target.

England grabbed back-to-back wins in Pakistan for the first time ever as they beat Babar Azam's side by 26 runs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday.
This was only England's fourth Test they've won in the country, which got them their first series victory in Pakistan since 2000-01.
Pakistan on the other hand have lost three consecutive Tests at home for the first time since 1959. It proved to be a double whammy as they are now out of the World Test Championship final race as well after dropping down to 6th place in the standings.
Chasing 355 runs, Pakistan got close and at one stage were threatening to take the game away from England, but Mark Wood bowled an inspired spell to send both the set batters - Mohd Nawaz for 45 before snaffling the well-set Saud Shakeel (94) six short of his hundred. In the end, the hosts were bowled out for 328.
It was England's Harry Brook, who starred for the Three Lions with the bat. The youngster scored his 2nd century in 4 games which proved instrumental as the visitors set Pakistan a 355-run target.
England have now won eight out of nine matches under the captaincy of Ben Stokes who will be delighted with the recent performances of the team.
Pakistan's defeat could benefit India in terms of the World Test Championship final race with the Top 2 teams Australia and South Africa playing each other next.
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The 2010 World T20 champions England can certainly be considered as one of the favourites to lift the title this year as they look rejuvenated under the new leadership of Jos Buttler who will look to lead by example with his blistering batting

T20 World Cup 2022: England full schedule, match results, timings, squad and streaming updates

A big test for new captain Jos Buttler!
Can England become the first side to hold both the limited-overs World Cups at the same time? 
We decode whether England can bring the Cup home from Down Under in our preview.

#T20WorldCup

Jos Buttler's captaincy stint may not have gotten to the best of starts but their recent series wins against Pakistan &amp; Australia have come as a big boost for the Three Lions going into the T20 World Cup.

The ODI Champions of the World, England, are one of the favourites to lift the coveted T20 World Cup title in Australia. Having won the 50-over World Cup as hosts back in 2019, the Three Lions will become the first side to hold both the limited-overs World Cups if they manage to win the trophy Down Under.
Having last won the T20 World Cup back in 2010, England will be hoping to recreate the magic at the marquee event. They have got a new leader in Jos Buttler, who had a rocky start to his full-time captaincy career but their recent series wins against Pakistan &amp; Australia show they are heading in the right direction. Buttler's personal form also has been incredible and the Three Lions will be hoping he can continue to lead them the front on the big stage.
England are placed in Group 1 alongside Afghanistan, Australia, and New Zealand. They will be joined by two other teams from the qualifiers in what will be an exciting Super 12 group stage to watch.
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England's strength inevitably lies in their star-studded batting lineup. Bowlers will find it very intimidating when they are running in to bowl to the likes of Buttler, Hales, Malan, Stokes, Brook, Ali &amp; Livingstone.
England's bowling attack has fared well in recent times, highlighted by their performances in the recent T20 series against rivals Australia. Bowlers David Willey, Chris Woakes, Sam Curran and Mark Wood have all impressed with Curran standing out as the top wicket-taker with 5 scalps in 2 matches while Woakes, Wood and Topley managed to snaffle 3 wickets each.
DANGEROUS PLAYER TO WATCH
Jos Buttler
England will expect Jos Buttler to be their star performer once again, in his first major tournament as captain.
He is 10th on the list for scoring the most number of sixes in T20Is (280)
England Full Schedule, Match Timings and Venue
Super 12 Round
Oct 22
England vs Afghanistan
Venue - Perth Stadium, Perth
Time (IST) - 4:30 PM
Oct 26
England vs B2 (runners-up of Group B)
Venue - Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne&nbsp;
Time (IST) - 9:30 AM
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Australia vs England
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Former Yorkshire spinner Azeem Rafiq and ex-head coach Andrew Gale are among five players who have been reprimanded by England&rsquo;s Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) for historical social media posts, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said.
Rafiq had alleged that he was subjected to racist abuse and bullying during his two tenures at the club between 2008&ndash;2014, and 2016&ndash;2018 and accused the club of being institutionally racist.
However, Rafiq has himself been accused of making &ldquo;anti-Semitic&rdquo; comments in the past, for which he has now apologised. He apologised for using anti-Semitic language in a Facebook exchange from 2011. While Gale was suspended by the club in November for a tweet he sent out in 2010.
England batter Danni Wyatt, Somerset fast bowler Jack Brooks and Birmingham Phoenix&rsquo;s Eve Jones have also been reprimanded. All five admitted to the posts.
Wyatt and Jones&rsquo; charge relates to a &ldquo;Blackface&rdquo; Instagram post from 2013 while Brooks used racist language in old tweets.
Rafiq&rsquo;s explosive allegations rocked England cricket last year which encouraged other victims to come forward.
Also read: Ex-Real Madrid and Spain keeper Iker Casillas deletes 'I'm gay' tweet
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Azeem Rafiq & Danni Wyatt among five cricketers reprimanded for social media posts

Former Yorkshire spinner Azeem Rafiq and ex-head coach Andrew Gale are among five players who have been reprimanded by England’s Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) for historical social media posts.

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Rafiq had alleged that he was subjected to racist abuse and bullying during his two tenures at the club but has himself been accused of making &ldquo;anti-Semitic&rdquo; comments in the past

Former Yorkshire spinner Azeem Rafiq and ex-head coach Andrew Gale are among five players who have been reprimanded by England&rsquo;s Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) for historical social media posts, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said.
Rafiq had alleged that he was subjected to racist abuse and bullying during his two tenures at the club between 2008&ndash;2014, and 2016&ndash;2018 and accused the club of being institutionally racist.
However, Rafiq has himself been accused of making &ldquo;anti-Semitic&rdquo; comments in the past, for which he has now apologised. He apologised for using anti-Semitic language in a Facebook exchange from 2011. While Gale was suspended by the club in November for a tweet he sent out in 2010.
England batter Danni Wyatt, Somerset fast bowler Jack Brooks and Birmingham Phoenix&rsquo;s Eve Jones have also been reprimanded. All five admitted to the posts.
Wyatt and Jones&rsquo; charge relates to a &ldquo;Blackface&rdquo; Instagram post from 2013 while Brooks used racist language in old tweets.
Rafiq&rsquo;s explosive allegations rocked England cricket last year which encouraged other victims to come forward.
Also read: <a title="Ex-Real Madrid and Spain keeper Iker Casillas deletes 'I'm gay' tweet" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/ex-real-madrid-and-spain-keeper-iker-casillas-deletes-i-m-gay-tweet-1665382117250">Ex-Real Madrid and Spain keeper Iker Casillas deletes 'I'm gay' tweet</a>
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India and Pakistan may not have plocked horns in a Test match since 15 years but chances are that the wait might.
The England Cricket Board has floated an idea of an India-Pakistan Test series on English soil. Reportedly, the deputy chairman of ECB, Martin Darlow, held talks with the Pakistan Cricket Board and offered England's grounds as venues for ideally a 3-match Test series in future.
A senior BCCI official told PTI that a series against Pakistan is not something that the BCCI will decide but it is the decision of the government.
The Indian government has maintained its stance of not playing any bilateral series with the arch-rivals due to political tensions between the two countries. Though the two sides lock horns in ICC and ACC events, the last bilateral ODI series was played way back in 2012.
Rohit Sharma's men will lock horns against Babar Azam's side in the T20 World Cup 2022 on October 23.
Also read: IND VS AUS: India break Pakistan's massive world record with victory in the 3rd T20

India vs Pakistan Test series to be played in England? ECB makes an offer

The England Cricket Board has floated an idea of an India-Pakistan Test series on English soil.

Here's what the BCCI had to say

The Indian government has maintained its stance of not playing any bilateral series with the arch-rivals due to political tensions between the two countries

India and Pakistan may not have locked horns in a Test match in 15 years but chances are that wait might end soon.
The England Cricket Board has floated an idea of an India-Pakistan Test series on English soil. Reportedly, the deputy chairman of ECB, Martin Darlow, held talks with the Pakistan Cricket Board and offered England's grounds as venues for ideally a 3-match Test series in future.
A senior BCCI official told PTI that a series against Pakistan is not something that the BCCI will decide but it is the decision of the government.
The Indian government has maintained its stance of not playing any bilateral series with the arch-rivals due to political tensions between the two countries. Though the two sides lock horns in ICC and ACC events, the last bilateral ODI series was played way back in 2012.
Rohit Sharma's men will lock horns against Babar Azam's side in the T20 World Cup 2022 on October 23.
Also read: <a title="IND VS AUS: India break Pakistan's massive world record with victory in the 3rd T20" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-india-break-pakistan-s-massive-world-record-with-victory-in-the-3rd-t20-1664185068979">IND VS AUS: India break Pakistan's massive world record with victory in the 3rd T20</a>

Indian Women's team wicketkeeper Taniya Bhatia had her bag stolen from her hotel room in London which contained cash, card, jewellery and many more of personal properties inside.

Indian wicketkeeper Taniya Bhatia's personal property stolen from London hotel, slams ECB security

Indian Cricket player Taniya Bhatia had her bag full of personal properties stolen from her London hotel room during her visit with the team.

Here's what happened

Indian Women's cricket team player Taniya Bhatia got her bag stolen from her hotel room which had the player's personal properties inside. The player took to Twitter to criticize the authorities concerned.

Indian Women's team wicketkeeper Taniya Bhatia had her bag stolen from her hotel room in London which contained cash, card, jewellery and many more of personal properties inside.
The Indian player took to her Twitter account to slam the hotel security and asked the England Cricket Board to further investigate into the matter as soon as possible. She admitted to be shocked at the level of security that had been arranged for the players as well.
Taniya was with the team for India's ODI and T20I series against England from 10-24 September.
"Shocked and disappointed at Marriot Hotel London Maida Vale management; someone walked into my personal room and stole my bag with cash, cards, watches and jewellery during my recent stay as a part of Indian Women's Cricket team. @MarriottBonvoy @Marriott. So unsafe," Taniya Bhatia said in a tweet.
"Hoping for a quick investigation and resolution of this matter. Such lack of security at @ECB_cricket's preferred hotel partner is astounding. Hope they will take cognisance as well," she added.
The hotel had later responded to her tweet asking for her personal details as well.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Friday announced the squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup which is scheduled to be played in Australia in October. While Jos Buttler will lead the side, opener Jason Roy who has been out of form for almost a year has been dropped from the 15-member squad.The England board has also named Harry Brook and Phil Salt in the squad after their phenomenal performance in domestic cricket. Dawid Malan who is in sublime form has also been named in the English squad, who will begin their T20 World Cup campaign against Afghanistan on October 22nd.While seam bowlers Chris Woakes and Mark Wood make a comeback after recovering from their respective injuries, Jofra Archer's name was still not in sight. The ace speedster's road to recovery was hampered after he suffered another stress fracture to the lower back earlier in May.ECB also announced a 19-member squad for the T20I series against Pakistan which will begin on 20th September. ECB informed that Chris Jordan who has been name in the T20 World Cup squad will miss out on the Pakistan tour and continue their rehabilitation for finger and ankle injury respectively.  Buttler who is nursing a calf injury will also join the squad for the later part of the 7-match series. World T20 SQUAD: Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Johnny Bairstow, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Chris Jordon, Liam Livingstone, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Ben Stokes, Reece Topley. David Wiley, Chris Woakes, Mark WoodPakistan T20 squad: Jos Buttler (capt), Moeen Ali (vice-capt), Harry Brook, Jordan Cox, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Liam Dawson, Richard Gleeson, Tom Helm, Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Olly Stone, Reece Topley, David Willey, Chris Woakes, Luke Wood, Mark Wood

Jonny Bairstow ruled out hours after England announce T20 World Cup squad

Jonny Bairstow suffered a 'freak accident' while playing golf and was subsequently ruled out of the third Test against South Africa as well as the T20 World Cup

Jonny Bairstow suffered a 'freak accident' while playing golf and was subsequently ruled out of the third Test against South Africa as well as the T20 World Cup

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Friday announced the squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup which is scheduled to be played in Australia in October. While Jos Buttler will lead the side, opener Jason Roy who has been out of form for almost a year has been dropped from the 15-member squad.
But the big blow for the Three Lions came in the form of wicket keeper-batsman Jonny Bairstow. The in-form Yorkshireman was named in the squad when it was first revealed, but subsequently, ECB issued a statement that he has been ruled out for the rest of the summer due to a &lsquo;freak accident&rsquo; whilst playing golf.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-team-india-hit-dubai-shores-on-their-day-off-1662127358101">Asia Cup 2022: Team India hit Dubai shores on their day off</a>
 According to the statement, Bairstow sustained a lower limb injury and will see a specialist next week. His replacement will be announced in due course.
Meanwhile, England have also named Harry Brook and Phil Salt in the squad after their phenomenal performances in domestic cricket. Dawid Malan who is in sublime form has also been named in the English squad, who will begin their T20 World Cup campaign against Afghanistan on October 22nd.
While seam bowlers Chris Woakes and Mark Wood make a comeback after recovering from their respective injuries, Jofra Archer's name was still not in sight. The ace speedster's road to recovery was hampered after he suffered another stress fracture to the lower back earlier in May.
ECB also announced a 19-member squad for the T20I series against Pakistan which will begin on September 20. ECB informed that Chris Jordan and Liam Livingstone who have been named in the T20 World Cup squad, will miss out on the Pakistan tour and continue their rehabilitation for finger and ankle injuries respectively. Buttler who is nursing a calf injury will also join the squad for the later part of the 7-match series in Pakistan. Meanwhile, Test captain Ben Stokes, who is part of the squad for the tournament in Australia, has been rested for the series against the Men in Green.
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World T20 SQUAD: Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Chris Jordon, Liam Livingstone, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Ben Stokes, Reece Topley. David Wiley, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood. Jonny Bairstow&rsquo;s replacement to be named later.
Squad for Pakistan series: Jos Buttler (capt), Moeen Ali (vice-capt), Harry Brook, Jordan Cox, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Liam Dawson, Richard Gleeson, Tom Helm, Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Olly Stone, Reece Topley, David Willey, Chris Woakes, Luke Wood, Mark Wood

Alex Hales is set to make a comeback after three years in International cricket after England and Wales Cricket Board named him Jonny Bairstow's replacement in the upcoming T20 World Cup. He has also been included in the 19-member squad for the T20I tour of Pakistan which begins on 20th September. While his inclusion was already on the cards as out-of-form Jason Roy's replacement, it got confirmed after Bairstow was ruled out due to the leg injury, he sustained while playing golf last week. The 33-year-old batter has not laid international cricket since 2019 due to his off-field issues. Before the 2019 World Cup, the English cricketer had tested positive twice for recreational drugs. 
World T20 SQUAD: Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Alex Hales, Chris Jordon, Liam Livingstone, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Ben Stokes, Reece Topley. David Wiley, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood. 
Squad for Pakistan series: Jos Buttler (capt), Moeen Ali (vice-capt), Harry Brook, Jordan Cox, Sam Curran,  Alex Hales, Ben Duckett, Liam Dawson, Richard Gleeson, Tom Helm, Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Olly Stone, Reece Topley, David Willey, Chris Woakes, Luke Wood, Mark Wood


England name Alex Hales as Jonny Bairstow's replacement in T20 World Cup squad

Alex Hales returns to the England setup after a 3-year gap. He replaces the injured Jonny Bairstow.

Alex Hales has also been included in the 19-member squad for the T20I tour of Pakistan which begins on September 20.

Opener Alex Hales has been named as Jonny Bairstow's replacement for the upcoming T20 World Cup.
The Nottinghamshire opener returns to the squad 3 years after he was banished from the team prior to the 2019 ODI World Cup at home.
Hales has also been included in the 19-member squad for the T20I tour of Pakistan which begins on September 20. Earlier, there were murmurs that he would replace the out-of-form Jason Roy for the trip to Australia, but his name wasn't to be found when the T20 World Cup squad was first announced. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/jonny-bairstow-ruled-out-hours-after-england-announce-t20-world-cup-squad-1662139041105">Jonny Bairstow ruled out hours after England announce T20 World Cup squad</a>
But with Jonny Bairstow injuring himself on the golf course, there was finally room for Hales, who won The Hundred this year with the Trent Rockets.
The 33-year-old batter has not played international cricket since 2019 due to his off-field issues. Before the 2019 World Cup, the English cricketer had tested positive twice for recreational drugs and subsequently, was removed from the English setup. 
World T20 SQUAD: Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Alex Hales, Chris Jordon, Liam Livingstone, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Ben Stokes, Reece Topley. David Wiley, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood.&nbsp;
Squad for Pakistan series: Jos Buttler (capt), Moeen Ali (vice-capt), Harry Brook, Jordan Cox, Sam Curran, &nbsp;Alex Hales, Ben Duckett, Liam Dawson, Richard Gleeson, Tom Helm, Will Jacks, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Olly Stone, Reece Topley, David Willey, Chris Woakes, Luke Wood, Mark Wood

A prolific all-rounder like Ben Stokes, at the age of 31, just 3-years after handing the Three Lions their most memorable World Cup win suddenly decides to call it quits in the 50-over format. Who is to be blamed? 
The overworked players, unbelievable cricketing schedules? Or, staying relevant across formats in international cricket has become a far-fetched belief? Stokes, a modern-day cricketer has had a fabulous run in ODIs. But, despite that, he decided to give up his place, prioritising his health and fitness over other things. The ace English all-rounder had earlier decided to pull out from The Hundred and the T20I series vs South Africa as well. Owing to mental and health reasons, the player has taken breaks and skipped the Indian Premier League and even the T20 World Cup, last year. The Englishman who recently has been made the captain of England's Test side has been acing his duties there, though. England has won all 4 Tests that Stokes has captained. However, to roll across formats along with added responsibilities of leading the Test side, has become 'unsustainble' for Stokes. England has one of the busiest cricketing schedules in the world and to play across formats, even for a player of Ben Stokes' stature seems tough. Disappointed with Stokes' decision, former English cricketer Nasser Hussain called out the 'crazy cricketing schedule'. 'It is disappointing, but it is a reflection of where the cricketing schedue is at the moment. It is madness for players', he said. The 2019 World Cup winners, are in fact, scheduled to play 138 bilateral matches, including 44 ODIs between 2023 to 2027. With the T20 format taking over the scenes due to the popularity of the domestic T20 leagues, ODIs have eminently taken a back seat in recent times. Players participating across formats with hectic cricketing schedules are more prone to mental pressures, the pressure of consistently performing, and injuries. Add to it, the unendurable bio-bubble woes in Covid times. If issues like these are not addressed, a Ben Stokes' retirement-like situation would gradually become commonplace. 

‘Crazy cricketing schedule’, 'unsustainable': Ben Stokes’ ODI retirement to set a precedent?

While Nasser Hussain is disappointed with Ben Stokes' decision, he feels that England's burdensome cricket schedule is madness!

Here's an analysis of how 'unsustainable' is staying consistent across all across formats.

Disappointed with Stokes' decision, former English cricketer Nasser Hussain called out the 'crazy cricketing schedule'.

A prolific all-rounder like Ben Stokes, at the age of 31, just 3-years after handing the Three Lions their most memorable World Cup win suddenly decides to call it quits in the 50-over format.&nbsp; Who is to be blamed?&nbsp;
The overworked players, unbelievable cricketing schedules? Or, has staying relevant across formats in international cricket become a far-fetched belief?&nbsp; Ben Stokes, a modern-day great, has had a fabulous run in ODIs. But, despite that, he decided to give up his place, prioritising his health and fitness over other things. The ace English all-rounder had earlier decided to pull out from The Hundred and the T20I series vs South Africa as well. Owing to mental and health reasons, the player has taken breaks and skipped the Indian Premier League and even the T20 World Cup, last year.&nbsp; The New Zealand-born who recently has been made the captain of England's Test side has been acing his duties there, though. England has won all 4 Tests under his captaincy. However, to roll across formats along with added responsibilities of leading the Test side, has become 'unsustainable' for Stokes.&nbsp; England has one of the busiest cricketing schedules in the world and to play across formats, even for a player of Ben Stokes' stature seems tough. Disappointed with his decision, former English cricketer Nasser Hussain blamed the 'crazy cricketing schedule'. 'It is disappointing, but it is a reflection of where the cricketing schedule is at the moment. It is madness for players', he said.&nbsp; The 2019 World Cup winners, are in fact, scheduled to play 138 bilateral matches, including 44 ODIs between 2023 to 2027. With the T20 format taking over the scenes due to the popularity of the domestic T20 leagues, ODIs have eminently taken a back seat. Players participating across formats with hectic cricketing schedules are more prone to mental pressures, the pressure of consistently performing, and injuries. Add to it, the unendurable bio-bubble woes in Covid times.&nbsp;

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