Ryan Higgins wants to play cricket, any cricket. And as rugby players are now allowed to train despite being furloughed, Ryan’s asking why cricket players can’t do the same….
England’s got talent!
Danni Warren and David Thorley are doing their bit to ensure regional women’s cricket has a bright future and continues to pave a clear pathway for the best talent to thrive.
Two start dates mooted for cricket’s return
The CC believes cricket could start as early as August 1, with a back-up plan scheduled for August 27.
Trescothick continues to inspire
Huge strides are being taken when it comes to tackling those with mental health problems in sport, and as Mind’s Hayley Jarvis explains, Marcus Trescothick must take a huge amount of credit for opening the door…
Bedfordshire are ready and waiting
Bedfordshire have been busy recruiting, not least new coach Eddie Ballard who is keen to draw on his recent experience in India and try and help the side take their game to another level.
County cricket and COVID-19: the next steps, according to Rod Bransgrove
Hampshire chairman and pharmaceutical company owner Rod Bransgrove on the immediate future of county cricket and finding a vaccine for COVID-19.
“I think a vaccine is still a year away.”
> Rod Bransgrove
We’re catching up: we’ve got Australia in our sights
The coronavirus may have stopped cricket in its tracks, but Charlotte Edwards is confident that the women’s game – which has already taken huge strides – is destined for big things at domestic and international levels.
Fears, furloughs and financial ramifications
Our man has enjoyed the return of professional sport, but raises teammates’ concerns about their own return, and ponders what’s next for the domestic game of cricket this summer, and beyond…
“It could be an absolute run-fest” says Lewis Gregory
Saliva has been banned on the cricket ball as cricket looks to futureproof itself against the coronavirus, but Keith Barker and Lewis Gregory are unsure of the consequences.