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England wouldn't want to look back at their stats - like the number of overs they batted or their bowlers' economy rates - with any happiness

West Indies exploit proper home conditions to take emphatic 2-0 series lead

Why England were a pale shadow of their 2019 selves, and how Australia's power-over-technique template paid off

First Englishman to 100 T20I wickets reflects on career, the new leggie on the block and "legend" Andrew Flintoff's emotional presentation

As India gears up to host its first Women's Test since 2014, two teams prepare to plunge into a format they have little exposure to

Uncapped Hartley and Bashir earn call-ups ahead of double-booked Dawson and Jacks

Despite the loss, there is an excellent ODI side waiting to emerge; it just may take a bit longer for them to arrive than many assumed

Sam Curran and Liam Livingstone create selection dilemma in quest for perfect line-up

And who has taken the most wickets caught and bowled in Tests, and ODIs?

We look at some of the questions England will try to answer across ODI and T20I series against West Indies

And are Geoff and Mitch Marsh the only father and son to win World Cups?

The former offspinner talks about his career, coaching, and how his England team would have fared against the Bazball side

The major stats trends that emerged over the 48 matches in the 2023 ODI World Cup

And has anyone been Player of the Match in the semi-final and the final like Travis Head?

Australia are annoying teacher's pets again, India get gold stars for effort, England look for a place to hide their report cards

Find out who else makes the XI based on Smart Stats

England's miserable World Cup defence is finally over. Alan Gardner sat down with Andrew Miller and Vithushan Ehantharajah to pick through the pieces

Once the dust settles, they will be remembered not for the lows of this World Cup, but the highs of the preceding seven years

"We're not playing for what we wanted to be playing for, but a really vital match for us in the grand scheme of things," the captain Jos Buttler said

England head coach's time in Netherlands might have given him his first taste of mentoring a cricket team. Now he comes up against his old side with his future in this role under a cloud