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India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, will now take place from July 1, 2022

India's postponed 5th Test vs England rescheduled, this is when it will happen now

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022

India's postponed 5th Test vs England rescheduled, to now happen in July 2022

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022.&nbsp;
Given the rescheduling of the fifth Test, India's limited overs series vs England in July 2022 will now start six days later than originally planned. The&nbsp;England and Wales Cricket Board announced that they have come to an agreement with the BCCI&nbsp;and the rescheduled Test&nbsp;will be followed by a 3-match T20I and ODI series.&nbsp;
India led the 5-match Test series 2-1 as it marked the opening of the second World Test Championship cycle in August.

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022.&nbsp;
Given the rescheduling of the fifth Test, India's limited overs series vs England in July 2022 will now start six days later than originally planned. The&nbsp;England and Wales Cricket Board announced that they have come to an agreement with the BCCI&nbsp;and the rescheduled Test&nbsp;will be followed by a 3-match T20I and ODI series.&nbsp;
India led the 5-match Test series 2-1 as it marked the opening of the second World Test Championship cycle in August.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="T20 World Cup 2021: Dubai gets set for India vs Pakistan match" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-dubai-gets-set-for-india-vs-pakistan-match-1634894433961" target="_blank">T20 World Cup 2021: Dubai gets set for India vs Pakistan match</a>

The clouds of uncertainty have settled after the England Cricket Board (ECB) gave a green light for the Ashes to go ahead. But the statement issued by the board mentioned that the decision was &ldquo;subject to several critical conditions being met before we travel&rdquo;. The fuss was due to the strict Covid-19 quarantine guidelines which the English players and their families will have to follow.
Cricket Australia (CA) and the ECB have been trying to find the middle ground as the marquee series is less than two months away from its start on December 8th. One of the major players to have committed their availability for the tour is England&rsquo;s vice-captain,&nbsp;Jos Buttler. Currently, Australia holds the Ashes after retaining it in a dramatic 2-2 draw in England 2019.

England board gives 'conditional approval' for Ashes

The England Cricket Board gives 'conditional approval' to Ashes 2021 to go ahead as per schedule. The cricketing boards of England and Australia will work closely to find a solution for the tough COVID19 isolation rules down under.

The clouds of uncertainty have settled after the England Cricket Board (ECB) gave a green light for the Ashes to go ahead. But the statement issued by the board mentioned that the decision was &ldquo;subject to several critical conditions being met before we travel&rdquo;. The fuss was due to the strict Covid-19 quarantine guidelines which the English players and their families will have to follow.
Cricket Australia (CA) and the ECB have been trying to find the middle ground as the marquee series is less than two months away from its start on December 8th. One of the major players to have committed their availability for the tour is England&rsquo;s vice-captain,&nbsp;Jos Buttler. Currently, Australia holds the Ashes after retaining it in a dramatic 2-2 draw in England 2019.

The England Cricket Board gives 'conditional approval' to Ashes 2021 to go ahead as per schedule. Cricketing boards of England and Australia will work closely to find a solution for the tough COVID19 isolation rules down under.

The clouds of uncertainty have settled after the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Friday gave a green signal for the English team's participation in the&nbsp;Ashes. However, ECB&nbsp;in its statement has said that it has given a 'conditional approval' for England's participation. ECB&nbsp;was reluctant in making its decision due&nbsp;to Australia's strict Covid-19 quarantine guidelines which the English players and their families will have to follow. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/tim-paine-ashes-will-move-forward-with-or-without-joe-root-1633102336543">Tim Paine: Ashes will move forward with or without Joe Root</a>
While Cricket Australia (CA) and the ECB have been trying to find the middle ground, the marquee series which is approaching is set to begin from December 8th in Brisbane. Currently, Australia holds the Ashes after retaining it in a dramatic 2-2 draw in England 2019.

Taking a jibe at the England Wales Cricket Board's decision of calling off England's tour to Pakistan, former cricketer Michael Atherton questioned ECB's decision to all

Michael Atherton questions ECB's decision of pulling out from Pak series 

After withdrawal&nbsp;from the&nbsp;Pak&nbsp;series, former&nbsp;cricketer&nbsp;Michael Atherton&nbsp;questioned&nbsp;ECB's&nbsp;decision to allow English players to participate in the ongoing Indian Premier League.

After withdrawal&nbsp;from the&nbsp;Pak&nbsp;series, former&nbsp;cricketer&nbsp;Michael Atherton&nbsp;questioned&nbsp;ECB's&nbsp;decision to allow English players to participate in the ongoing Indian Premier League.

Taking a jibe at the England and Wales Cricket Board's decision of calling off England's tour to Pakistan, former&nbsp;cricketer&nbsp;Michael Atherton&nbsp;questioned&nbsp;ECB's&nbsp;decision to allow English players to participate in the ongoing Indian Premier League. The English board cited concern for players as its reason for cancelling the Pakistan trip. However, they have allowed IPL&nbsp;bound English players to participate in IPL&nbsp;playoffs if they want to. This has irked many cricketers and fans who are now criticising the board for its contradicting stand.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ramiz-raja-feels-pakistan-used-and-binned-after-england-cancels-tour-1632285024247">Ramiz Raja feels Pakistan 'used and binned' after England cancels tour</a> Atherton&nbsp;wrote a piece in 'The Times' where he pointed out that 'if ECB&nbsp;is so wary of its players' travel and cricketing commitments, it should surely take more interest in players' availability for the IPL.'&nbsp; The 53-year-old went on to compare England's withdrawal with India's cancellation of the Manchester Test. Calling the former worse, he said while India's action was hard to justify, it was at least understandable given Covid&nbsp;had come in close proximity of the team. Before England who were to play a 2 match ODI series in mid-October, New Zealand&nbsp;Cricket pulled out of a Pakistan series citing security concerns.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Samuels has been charged by the ICC's anti-corruption unit on four counts of breaching the Emirates Cricket Board's anti-corruption code

Marlon Samuels charged under anti-corruption code

Former West Indies cricketer Marlon Samuels has been charged by ICC&nbsp;for breaching four counts of the Anti-Corruption Code. He has received 14 days in order to respond to the charges

Former West Indies cricketer and two times T20 World Cup winner Marlon Samuels&nbsp;has found himself in the middle of another controversy. Samuels has been charged by the ICC's anti-corruption unit on four counts of breaching the Emirates Cricket Board's anti-corruption code&nbsp;for the players participating in the T10 League.
Some of the offenses include failing the disclosure of gift receipt, hospitality, which can bring a player participating into disrepute. He also failed to cooperate with the official of the anti-corruption unit and also delayed the designated anti-corruption officials' investigation.&nbsp;Samuels has been given a time period of two weeks from September 21 in order to respond to the charges.
Samuels, who retired last year has had charges against him throughout his career, with the most prominent&nbsp;being banned for 2 years for&nbsp;receiving money, or benefit or other reward that could bring him or the game of cricket into disrepute.

Former West Indies cricketer Marlon Samuels has been charged by ICC&nbsp;for breaching four counts of the Anti-Corruption Code. He has received 14 days in order to respond to the charges

Former West Indies cricketer and two times T20 World Cup winner Marlon Samuels&nbsp;has found himself in the middle of another controversy. Samuels has been charged by the ICC's anti-corruption unit on four counts of breaching the Emirates Cricket Board's anti-corruption code&nbsp;for the players participating in the T10 League.
Some of the offenses include failing the disclosure of gift receipt, hospitality, which can bring a player participating into disrepute. He also failed to cooperate with the official of the anti-corruption unit and also delayed the designated anti-corruption official's investigation.&nbsp;Samuels has been given a time period of two weeks from September 21 in order to respond to the charges.
Samuels, who retired last year has had charges against him throughout his career, with the most prominent&nbsp;being banned for 2 years for&nbsp;receiving money, or benefit or other reward that could bring him or the game of cricket into disrepute.
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Just a few days after New Zealand&nbsp;abandoned their Pakistan tour moments before the start of the first ODI, England has also decided to pull out from the trip to Pakistan.
The England and Wales Cricket Board in a statement said that the mental and physical well-being of their players and support staff remains their highest priority and with increasing concerns about travelling to the region will add further pressure to a playing group which has already coped with a long period of operating in restricted Covid environments.
This left the Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;disappointed, who tweeted to say that it's a wake up call for the Pakistan team to become the best side in the world for teams to line up to play them without making excuses.
England's men's and women's teams were scheduled to travel to Pakistan in October but ECB has&nbsp;reluctantly decided to withdraw both teams.
Also read:&nbsp;

After New Zealand, England pull out of Pakistan tour & leaves Ramiz Raja disappointed

England pull out of the Pakistan tour due to increasing concerns in the region but their decision left PCB&nbsp;chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;disappointed.

Just a few days after New Zealand&nbsp;abandoned their Pakistan tour moments before the start of the first ODI, England has also decided to pull out from the trip to Pakistan.
The England and Wales Cricket Board in a statement said that the mental and physical well-being of their players and support staff remains their highest priority and with increasing concerns about travelling to the region will add further pressure to a playing group which has already coped with a long period of operating in restricted Covid environments.
This left the Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;disappointed, who tweeted to say that it's a wake up call for the Pakistan team to become the best side in the world for teams to line up to play them without making excuses.
England's men's and women's teams were scheduled to travel to Pakistan in October but ECB has&nbsp;reluctantly decided to withdraw both teams.

<ul>
<li>ECB&nbsp;decides to pull out of Pakistan tour due to increasing concerns</li>
<li>England's men's &amp; women's teams were scheduled to travel to Pak in October</li>
</ul>

Just a few days after New Zealand&nbsp;abandoned their Pakistan tour moments before the start of the first ODI, England has also decided to pull out from the trip to Pakistan.
The England and Wales Cricket Board in a statement said that the mental and physical well-being of their players and support staff remains their highest priority and with increasing concerns about travelling to the region will add further pressure to a playing group which has already coped with a long period of operating in restricted Covid environments.
This left the Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;disappointed, who tweeted to say that it's a wake up call for the Pakistan team to become the best side in the world for teams to line up to play them without making excuses.
England's men's and women's teams were scheduled to travel to Pakistan in October but ECB has&nbsp;reluctantly decided to withdraw both teams.
Also read:&nbsp;

A humiliating loss vs India at the Lord's has left the England and Wales Cricket Board baffled&nbsp;and top-order batsmen Dom Sibley and Zak Crawley&nbsp;faced the consequences. Both players have been dropped&nbsp;&nbsp;from England&rsquo;s 15-man squad for the third Test match against India at Headingly, starting next week.
As both cricketers return to their respective county teams, England head coach&nbsp;Chris Silverwood&nbsp;said that both of them need some time away to regain their confidence after a challenging period. He though confirmed that&nbsp;Sibley and&nbsp;Crawley&nbsp;still remain a&nbsp;massive part of England's plans moving forward.
Interestingly,&nbsp;Dawid Malan, who last featured in a Test match in 2018 when England beat India by 31 runs,&nbsp;has been added to the Test squad. Apart from him,&nbsp;Seamer Saqib Mahmood&nbsp;will also be eager to make his Test debut as he has too been included in the squad.
ECB was forced to make these changes following a poor batting show vs India in the first 2 Tests. Interestingly, apart from Joe Root, only 2 other English batsmen feature in the list of top 10 scorers in the Test series so far.
Also read:&nbsp;In Depth: Kohli's love affair with British press continues despite England's humiliating loss at Lord's

India vs England: Lord's loss forces changes in English squad, Sibley and Crawley dropped

A disastrous show with the bat in the first 2 Tests vs India has cost&nbsp;Sibley and Crawley&nbsp;their place in the English Test squad

A humiliating loss vs India at the Lord's has left the England and Wales Cricket Board baffled&nbsp;and top-order batters Dom Sibley and Zak Crawley&nbsp;faced the consequences. Both players have been dropped from England&rsquo;s 15-man squad for the third Test match against India at Headingly, starting next week.
As both cricketers return to their respective county teams, England head coach&nbsp;Chris Silverwood&nbsp;said that both of them need some time away to regain their confidence after a challenging period. He though confirmed that&nbsp;Sibley and&nbsp;Crawley&nbsp;still remain a&nbsp;massive part of England's plans moving forward.
Interestingly,&nbsp;Dawid Malan, who last featured in a Test match in 2018 when England beat India by 31 runs,&nbsp;has been added to the Test squad. Apart from him,&nbsp;Seamer Saqib Mahmood&nbsp;will also be eager to make his Test debut as he has too been included in the squad.
ECB was forced to make these changes following a poor batting show vs India in the first 2 Tests. Interestingly, apart from Joe Root, only 2 other English batters feature in the list of top 10 scorers in the Test series so far.

<ul>
<li>Both need some time away to regain their confidence: England coach</li>
<li>Dawid Malan&nbsp;recalled to the Test squad,&nbsp;Saqib Mahmood&nbsp;also included</li>
<li>India lead the 5-match Test series 1-0 after a win at Lord's&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A humiliating loss vs India at the Lord's has left the England and Wales Cricket Board baffled&nbsp;and top-order batters Dom Sibley and Zak Crawley&nbsp;faced the consequences. Both have been dropped from England&rsquo;s 15-man squad for the third Test match against India at Headingly, starting next week.
As both cricketers return to their respective county teams, England head coach&nbsp;Chris Silverwood&nbsp;said that the pair needed some time away to regain their confidence after a challenging period. He though confirmed that&nbsp;Sibley and&nbsp;Crawley&nbsp;still remain a&nbsp;massive part of England's plans moving forward.
Interestingly,&nbsp;Dawid Malan, who last featured in a Test match in 2018 when England beat India by 31 runs,&nbsp;has been added to the Test squad. Apart from him,&nbsp;Seamer Saqib Mahmood&nbsp;will also be eager to make his Test debut as he too has been included in the squad.
ECB was forced to make these changes following a poor batting show vs India in the first 2 Tests. Interestingly, apart from Joe Root, only 2 other English batters feature in the list of top 10 scorers in the Test series so far.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="In Depth: Kohli's love affair with British press continues despite England's humiliating loss at Lord's" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kohli-s-love-affair-with-the-british-press-continues-despite-england-s-humiliating-loss-at-lord-s-1629210162673" target="_blank">In Depth: Kohli's love affair with British press continues despite England's humiliating loss at Lord's</a>

Indian cricketer Mayank&nbsp;Aggarwal&nbsp;has been ruled out of the first Test against England after he suffered a hit on the back of his head during the net sessions, informed BCCI through its Twitter. The 30-year-old took was playing to the ball of Mohammad Siraj, when he took his eyes off the ball and got injured. He&nbsp;underwent the concussion test. While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation, said BCCI secretary Jay Shah. The India vs England 5 match Test series is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Mayank Agarwal ruled out of first Test against England 

While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation

Mayank Agarwal ruled out of first Test against England Agarwal&nbsp;suffered hit on back of head during net session Agarwal&nbsp;has shown signs of concussion, is currently stable

While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation

Indian cricketer Mayank&nbsp;Aggarwal&nbsp;has been ruled out of the first Test against England after he suffered a hit on the back of his head during the net sessions. The 30-year-old who was playing to Mohammad Siraj's&nbsp;in the nets, injured himself when he took his eyes off the ball. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw to join Indian squad in England, says BCCI" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/suryakumar-yadav-prithvi-shaw-to-join-indian-squad-in-england-says-bcci-1627305458525">Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw to join Indian squad in England, says BCCI</a>
He&nbsp;underwent the concussion test. While he has shown signs of concussion, the opening batsman is currently stable and will remain under close medical observation, said BCCI secretary Jay Shah. The 5-match Test series vs England&nbsp;is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.&nbsp; &nbsp;

England have announced a 17-member squad for the first two Tests against India. While Ben Stokes, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;and Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;have made a comeback in the Test squad, Chris Woakes&nbsp;and Jofra&nbsp;Archer have missed out.
Jofra Archer, recuperating from elbow surgery, and Chris Woakes, suffering from bruised heel, are still not match-fit to be included.
Pacer Ollie Robinson, who was earlier suspended for his seven-year-old racist tweets has also been included in the squad.&nbsp;
The first Test starts in Nottingham on August 4 while the second match will be played at the Lord's from August 12-16.
&nbsp;

England vs India: Stokes back in the Test squad, Archer and Woakes miss out

England announces a 17-member squad for the first two Tests against India. Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Chris Woakes miss out due to injury

The first Test starts in Nottingham on August 4 while the second match will be played at the Lord's from August 12.&nbsp;

England have announced a 17-member squad for the first two Tests against India. While Ben Stokes, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;and Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;have made a comeback in the Test squad, Chris Woakes&nbsp;and Jofra&nbsp;Archer have missed out.
Jofra Archer, recuperating from elbow surgery, and Chris Woakes, suffering from bruised heel, are still not match-fit to be included.
Pacer Ollie Robinson, who was earlier suspended for his seven-year-old racist tweets has also been included in the squad.&nbsp;
The other players who have been included in the Joe Root-led side are&nbsp; James Anderson, Dom Bess, Stuart Broad, Rory Burns, Zak Crawley, Sam Curran, Haseeb Hameed, Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Dom Sibley, Mark Wood
The first Test starts in Nottingham on August 4 while the second match will be played at the Lord's from August 12-16.
&nbsp;

England cricket was rocked by Covid-19 on Tuesday as ECB confirmed&nbsp;that 7 members, including 3 players and 4 management team members of the&nbsp;Men's&nbsp;ODI party have tested positive.
The entire squad has been forced to isolate but the ODI and T20 series against Pakistan will go ahead with Ben Stokes set to lead a new squad. ECB&nbsp;added that incoming squad and support team members will follow PCR tests and bridging protocols to ensure safe entry to camp.
England recently completed a 6-match limited-overs&nbsp;series vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka and are set to take on Pakistan from July 8. They will then shift focus to Tests and will face&nbsp;India in a 5-match series.
Also read:&nbsp;Warm-up game confirmed for Team India ahead of England Test series

Covid-19 rocks England cricket, 7 members test positive

Out of the 7 England&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;team members to have tested positive for Covid-19,&nbsp;3 are cricketers &amp; 4 members are from the management. England recently completed a 6-match limited-overs&nbsp;series vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka

England cricket was rocked by Covid-19 on Tuesday as ECB confirmed&nbsp;that 7 members, including 3 players and 4 management team members of the&nbsp;Men's&nbsp;ODI party have tested positive.
The entire squad has been forced to isolate but the ODI and T20 series against Pakistan will go ahead with Ben Stokes set to lead a new squad. ECB&nbsp;added that incoming squad and support team members will follow PCR tests and bridging protocols to ensure safe entry to camp.
England recently completed a 6-match limited-overs&nbsp;series vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka and are set to take on Pakistan from July 8. They will then shift focus to Tests and will face&nbsp;India in a 5-match series.

<ul>
<li>Entire England ODI squad forced to isolate, will miss series vs Pakistan</li>
<li>Ben Stokes will return to England duties and captain the squad</li>
<li>England recently completed a 6-match limited-overs&nbsp;series vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka</li>
</ul>

England cricket was rocked by Covid-19 on Tuesday as ECB confirmed&nbsp;that 7 members, including 3 players and 4 management team members of the&nbsp;Men's&nbsp;ODI party have tested positive.
The entire squad has been forced to isolate but the ODI and T20 series against Pakistan will go ahead with Ben Stokes set to lead a new squad. ECB&nbsp;added that incoming squad and support team members will follow PCR tests and bridging protocols to ensure safe entry to camp.
England recently completed a 6-match limited-overs&nbsp;series vs Sri&nbsp;Lanka and are set to take on Pakistan from July 8. They will then shift focus to Tests and will face&nbsp;India in a 5-match series.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Warm-up game confirmed for Team India ahead of England Test series" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/warm-up-game-confirmed-for-team-india-ahead-of-england-test-series-1625217038601" target="_blank">Warm-up game confirmed for Team India ahead of England Test series</a>

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;On June 30, ECB&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;the English pacer for 8 matches with 5 of those suspended for 2 years. For the remaining 3, ECB&nbsp;suspended him from the 2nd Test against New Zealand and later he opted out of the 2 T20 matches, which have been taken into consideration.Further he has also ahs&nbsp;to pay a pine of 3200 pounds.&nbsp;Robinson who made his debut in the first NZ Test faced flak after his very old tweets that were allegedly racist and sexist resurfaced on social media.&nbsp;

ECB clears Robinson for playing cricket after his 8 match suspension ends

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;
On June 30, ECB&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;the English pacer for 8 matches with 5 of those suspended for 2 years. For the remaining 3, ECB&nbsp;suspended him from the 2nd Test against New Zealand and later he opted out of the 2 T20 matches, which have been taken into consideration.
Further he has also has&nbsp;to pay a fine of 3200 pounds.&nbsp;
Robinson who made his debut in the first NZ Test faced flak after his very old tweets that were allegedly racist and sexist in nature.&nbsp;

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;
On June 30, ECB&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;the English pacer for 8 matches with 5 of those suspended for 2 years. For the remaining 3, ECB&nbsp;suspended him from the 2nd Test against New Zealand and later he opted out of the 2 T20 matches, which have been taken into consideration.
Further he has also has&nbsp;to pay a fine of 3200 pounds.&nbsp;
Robinson who made his debut in the first NZ Test faced flak after his very old tweets that were allegedly racist and sexist in nature.&nbsp; Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! Trent Boult's victory song for New Zealand's historic WTC win " href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-trent-boult-s-victory-song-for-new-zealand-s-historic-wtc-win-1625326377490" target="_blank">Watch! Trent Boult's victory song for New Zealand's historic WTC win </a>

After fast bowler&nbsp;Ollie Robinson was suspended&nbsp;for his historical racist and sexist tweets, England captain Eoin&nbsp;Morgan and wicketkeeper-batsman Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have found themselves in the line of fire. The duo is under investigation by the England and Wales Cricket Board as their alleged tweets mocking Indians by the word "sir" surfaced on social media.
According to a report in the Telegraph, screenshots have also been shared of a message by Buttler in which he says 'I always reply sir no1 else like me like you like me' and, separately, Morgan includes Buttler in a message which says, 'Sir you're my favourite batsman.'
Although there are questions over the precise context of the tweets, they were written at a time when Buttler and Morgan were established England players and have caused offence on social media.

Morgan & Buttler under investigation for alleged racist remarks against Indians

After fast bowler&nbsp;Ollie Robinson was suspended&nbsp;for his historical racist and sexist tweets,&nbsp;Eoin&nbsp;Morgan and&nbsp;Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;are under investigation as their alleged tweets mocking Indians by the word "sir" surfaced on social media.

After fast bowler&nbsp;Ollie Robinson was suspended&nbsp;for his historical racist and sexist tweets, England captain Eoin&nbsp;Morgan and wicketkeeper-batsman Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have found themselves in the line of fire. The duo is under investigation by the England and Wales Cricket Board as their alleged tweets mocking Indians by the word "sir" surfaced on social media.
According to a report in the Telegraph, screenshots have also been shared of a message by Buttler in which he says 'I always reply sir no1 else like me like you like me' and, separately, Morgan includes Buttler in a message which says, 'Sir you're my favourite batsman.'
Although there are questions over the precise context of the tweets, they were written at a time when Buttler and Morgan were established England players and have caused offence on social media.

Ollie Robinson who made his debut for England vs New Zealand in the 1st Test in Lord's was handed a suspension by their cricket board. ECB has launched a full-fledged&nbsp;investigation into a series of social media posts which were made in 2012-13 by Robinson and were of sexist and racist nature. The Sussex all-rounder after the end of Day 1 of the Test match apologised for his behaviour and explained that he was going through a difficult time back when he posted those tweets. After an impressive debut Test where he took 7 wickets and scored a crucial 42, Robinson will miss the 2nd Test vs New Zealand.&nbsp;

England hand Robinson a suspension for old racist & sexist social media posts 

The Sussex all-rounder after the end of Day 1 of the Test match apologised for his behaviour and explained that he was going through a difficult time back when he posted those tweets

Ollie Robinson who made his debut for England vs New Zealand in the 1st Test in Lord's was handed a suspension by their cricket board. ECB has launched a full-fledged&nbsp;investigation into a series of social media posts which were made in 2012-13 by Robinson and were of sexist and racist nature. The Sussex all-rounder after the end of Day 1 of the Test match apologised for his behaviour and explained that he was going through a difficult time back when he posted those tweets. After an impressive debut Test where he took 7 wickets and scored a crucial 42, Robinson will miss the 2nd Test vs New Zealand.&nbsp;

Team India flew out to the United Kingdom on June 2 after completing an 8-day hard quarantine period in Mumbai. Virat Kohli's men are in&nbsp;for a marathon tour as after taking on New Zealand in the World Test Championship final from June 18, India will lock horns with hosts England in a 5-match Test series.&nbsp;
Before the departure, skipper Kohli said that though they will get lesser time to adjust to the English conditions than New Zealand, but they are not bothered about that. Kohli&nbsp;added that they are not playing in England for the first time and the hunger to do well will work.
The Indian contingent will reach Southampton on June 3, where they will spend time in managed isolation and will undergo regular tests.&nbsp;

Virat not bothered by lack of preparation as Team India leaves for England

As Team India flew out for a marathon England tour on Wednesday, skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli said that he is not bothered by his team's lack of&nbsp;preparation.

Team India flew out to the United Kingdom on June 2 after completing an 8-day hard quarantine period in Mumbai. Virat Kohli's men are in&nbsp;for a marathon tour as after taking on New Zealand in the World Test Championship final from June 18, India will lock horns with hosts England in a 5-match Test series.&nbsp;
Before the departure, skipper Kohli said that though they will get lesser time to adjust to the English conditions than New Zealand, but they are not bothered about that. Kohli&nbsp;added that they are not playing in England for the first time and the hunger to do well will work.
The Indian contingent will reach Southampton on June 3, where they will spend time in managed isolation and will undergo regular tests.&nbsp;

The England Cricket Board&nbsp;confirmed on Wednesday that fast bowler Jofra&nbsp;Archer will miss 4 weeks of cricket following surgery on his right elbow. He&nbsp;will now begin an intensive rehabilitation period working with the ECB and Sussex medical teams.
It was already confirmed that Archer would miss the 2-match Test series vs New Zealand&nbsp;but he will now also not be a part of the 3-match Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka starting June 23. A three-match one-day international against Sri Lanka starts June 29 and another three-match ODI series, against Pakistan, begins July 8.
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Jofra Archer to miss four weeks of cricket due to elbow surgery

The England Cricket Board&nbsp;confirmed on Wednesday that fast bowler Jofra&nbsp;Archer will miss 4 weeks of cricket following surgery on his right elbow.

The England Cricket Board&nbsp;confirmed on Wednesday that fast bowler Jofra&nbsp;Archer will miss 4 weeks of cricket following surgery on his right elbow. He&nbsp;will now begin an intensive rehabilitation period working with the ECB and Sussex medical teams.
It was already confirmed that Archer would miss the 2-match Test series vs New Zealand&nbsp;but he will now also not be a part of the 3-match Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka starting June 23. A three-match one-day international against Sri Lanka starts June 29 and another three-match ODI series, against Pakistan, begins July 8.
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As part of&nbsp;UK government&rsquo;s second round of trials to welcome back fans inside sports arenas, England's 2nd Test vs New Zealand will see the return of 18000 fans.&nbsp;
It was feared that the Edgbaston&nbsp;Test, which starts on June 10, would see spectator numbers limited to 25% of ground capacity because of Covid-19 restrictions, but it has been announced that 70% capacity will be admitted. To gain entry to the ground in Birmingham, each ticket holder will need to present a negative lateral flow test, taken within the preceeding 24 hours. The first 3 days of the match were effectively sold out.
However, the first Test at Lord&rsquo;s, which starts on June 2, will be played in line with current regulations, meaning a capacity of around 25% or 7,000 people.

England vs New Zealand: Edgbaston to welcome 18,000 fans

As part of&nbsp;UK government&rsquo;s second round of trials to welcome back fans inside sports arenas, England's 2nd Test vs New Zealand will see the return of 18000 fans.&nbsp;

As part of&nbsp;UK government&rsquo;s second round of trials to welcome back fans inside sports arenas, England's 2nd Test vs New Zealand will see the return of 18000 fans.&nbsp;
It was feared that the Edgbaston&nbsp;Test, which starts on June 10, would see spectator numbers limited to 25% of ground capacity because of Covid-19 restrictions, but it has been announced that 70% capacity will be admitted. To gain entry to the ground in Birmingham, each ticket holder will need to present a negative lateral flow test, taken within the preceeding 24 hours. The first 3 days of the match were effectively sold out.
However, the first Test at Lord&rsquo;s, which starts on June 2, will be played in line with current regulations, meaning a capacity of around 25% or 7,000 people.

England wicketkeeper-batsman&nbsp;Ben Foakes was on Wednesday ruled out of the upcoming two-match Test series against New Zealand after a freak dressing-room accident.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, the 28-year-old sustained the injury after slipping in his socks while walking in the dressing room following Surrey's County Championship match against Middlesex at the Oval. He is out&nbsp;with a torn hamstring.
Foakes&nbsp;may be out for 3 months, which has also put his participation in the Test series vs India and the Ashes tour in doubt.&nbsp;Uncapped Sam Billings has been named as his&nbsp;replacement, with the selectors also giving opener Haseeb Hameed his maiden England call-up.

Ben Foakes ruled out of New Zealand Tests after dressing-room accident

England wicketkeeper-batsman&nbsp;Ben Foakes was on Wednesday ruled out of the upcoming two-match Test series against New Zealand after a freak dressing-room accident.

England wicketkeeper-batsman&nbsp;Ben Foakes was on Wednesday ruled out of the upcoming two-match Test series against New Zealand after a freak dressing-room accident.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, the 28-year-old sustained the injury after slipping in his socks while walking in the dressing room following Surrey's County Championship match against Middlesex at the Oval. He is out&nbsp;with a torn hamstring.
Foakes&nbsp;may be out for 3 months, which has also put his participation in the Test series vs India and the Ashes tour in doubt.&nbsp;Uncapped Sam Billings has been named as his&nbsp;replacement, with the selectors also giving opener Haseeb Hameed his maiden England call-up.

BCCI&nbsp;in a bid to complete the remaining 31 matches of the Indian Premier League 2021 has requested the English cricket board to reschedule the 5-match Test series. While no one from BCCI&nbsp;has confirmed this, Former English captain Mike Atherton&nbsp;has confirmed that the English board was approached to push the dates of the Test series forward by a week. According to the original schedule, Team India has no commitments after the World Test Championship final for a month. BCCI&nbsp;wants the 5-match Test series to end in August itself as they are expecting a clean 1-month window in September to host IPL&nbsp;in either England or the UAE.&nbsp;&nbsp;

BCCI wants England series dates changed to accommodate IPL 

BCCI&nbsp;wants the 5-match Test series to end in August itself as they are expecting a clean 1-month window in September to host IPL&nbsp;in either England or the UAE

BCCI&nbsp;in a bid to complete the remaining 31 matches of the Indian Premier League 2021 has requested the English cricket board to reschedule the 5-match Test series. While no one from BCCI&nbsp;has confirmed this, Former English captain Mike Atherton&nbsp;has confirmed that the English board was approached to push the dates of the Test series forward by a week. According to the original schedule, Team India has no commitments after the World Test Championship final for a month. BCCI&nbsp;wants the 5-match Test series to end in August itself as they are expecting a clean 1-month window in September to host IPL&nbsp;in either England or the UAE.&nbsp;&nbsp;

England fast bowler Jofra&nbsp;Archer is all set to return to first-class action as he was named in&nbsp;Sussex's 13-man squad for their County Championship match against Kent, starting May 13.
After the Test series in India,&nbsp;Archer was set to play for the Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals in the IPL but was ruled out of IPL&nbsp;with a finger injury.
He underwent surgery on his right hand following a freak accident at his home in January.&nbsp;a glass fragment from a tendon on his right hand was removed after an attempt to clean his fish tank went wrong&nbsp;at home.

Archer set to return to first-class action after missing IPL 2021

England fast bowler Jofra&nbsp;Archer is all set to return to first-class action as he was named in&nbsp;Sussex's 13-man squad for their County Championship match against Kent, starting May 13.

England fast bowler Jofra&nbsp;Archer is all set to return to first-class action as he was named in&nbsp;Sussex's 13-man squad for their County Championship match against Kent, starting May 13.
After the Test series in India,&nbsp;Archer was set to play for the Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals in the IPL but was ruled out of IPL&nbsp;with a finger injury.
He underwent surgery on his right hand following a freak accident at his home in January.&nbsp;a glass fragment from a tendon on his right hand was removed after an attempt to clean his fish tank went wrong&nbsp;at home.

With cricket bearing the brunt of Covid-19 since March 2020, the England and Wales Cricket Board has recorded losses worth 16.1 million pounds, translating to nearly ₹143 crores&nbsp;during that period.
Chief financial officer at the ECB, Scott Smith, said that this has been a challenging year, but by being able to stage international cricket and by taking decisive action early in the pandemic, they have been able to support the network and avoid a far worse financial scenario.
He added that the impact was largely due to the postponement of ECB&rsquo;s new competition, The Hundred, until 2021 and the additional costs of creating bio-secure environments to host international cricket in a pandemic environment.

Eng cricket suffers loss worth ₹143 crore due to Covid-19

With cricket bearing the brunt of Covid-19 since March 2020, the England and Wales Cricket Board has recorded losses of nearly ₹143 crores&nbsp;during that period.

With cricket bearing the brunt of Covid-19 since March 2020, the England and Wales Cricket Board has recorded losses worth 16.1 million pounds, translating to nearly ₹143 crores&nbsp;during that period.
Chief financial officer at the ECB, Scott Smith, said that this has been a challenging year, but by being able to stage international cricket and by taking decisive action early in the pandemic, they have been able to support the network and avoid a far worse financial scenario.
He added that the impact was largely due to the postponement of ECB&rsquo;s new competition, The Hundred, until 2021 and the additional costs of creating bio-secure environments to host international cricket in a pandemic environment.

After IPL&nbsp;had to be suspended midway due to Covid-19 breach, BCCI&nbsp;is that burnt&nbsp;child who dreads the fire. The Indian board has told it's players to consider themselves out of the England tour if they test positive upon landing in Mumbai.
According to a report in the Indian Express,&nbsp;Indian team physio Yogesh Parmar has advised the players to try and keep themselves isolated until they reach Mumbai.&nbsp;The players, support staff and their family members going to England will undergo RT-PCR Tests on the first day after checking in at their hotel.&nbsp;
The Indian team is scheduled to fly out on June 2 to play the World Test Championship final against New Zealand, followed by a 5-Test series against England.

Consider yourself out of Eng tour if tested positive: BCCI to players

After IPL&nbsp;had to be suspended midway due to Covid-19 breach, BCCI&nbsp;is that burnt&nbsp;child who dreads the fire. The Indian board has told it's players to consider themselves out of the England tour if they test positive upon landing in Mumbai.

After IPL&nbsp;had to be suspended midway due to Covid-19 breach, BCCI&nbsp;is that burnt&nbsp;child who dreads the fire. The Indian board has told it's players to consider themselves out of the England tour if they test positive upon landing in Mumbai.
According to a report in the Indian Express,&nbsp;Indian team physio Yogesh Parmar has advised the players to try and keep themselves isolated until they reach Mumbai.&nbsp;The players, support staff and their family members going to England will undergo RT-PCR Tests on the first day after checking in at their hotel.&nbsp;
The Indian team is scheduled to fly out on June 2 to play the World Test Championship final against New Zealand, followed by a 5-Test series against England.

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