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Brendon McCullum accepts Test coach sacking following poor England results
Brendon McCullum has addressed his dismissal as England’s Test coach following a series of poor results. He will now focus his efforts on his role as head coach of the men's white-ball teams.
Brendon McCullum sacked as England Test coach as Bazball era ends
The England and Wales Cricket Board has ended Brendon McCullum’s tenure as Test coach following a series of international defeats. While he remains the white-ball coach, the search for a successor to lead the team against Pakistan is underway.
Brendon McCullum removed as England Test coach but keeps white-ball role
Brendon McCullum has been removed as England’s Test head coach, marking the end of the Bazball era as the ECB shifts focus toward the 2027 Ashes. McCullum will remain in his role as head coach of the national white-ball teams.
Heather Knight announces retirement from international cricket
After an illustrious 16-year career, Heather Knight concludes her time in international cricket at Lord’s, marking a transformative era for the women's game.
England beat Fiji in Nations Championship after Pollock hat-trick
England secured a 73-8 Nations Championship victory against Fiji, ending their losing streak despite a hamstring injury to replacement Alex Mitchell.
Sophie Ecclestone breaks England wicket record as Lord’s hosts first Test
Lord's hosted its inaugural women's Test match in a landmark event, featuring Sophie Ecclestone breaking England's international wicket-taking record.
Scottie Scheffler misses cut at Scottish Open to end 78-event streak
Scottie Scheffler's streak of 78 consecutive made cuts ended at the Genesis Scottish Open after he finished at level par. He now prepares to defend his title at The 154th Open.
Steve Borthwick avoids questions on his job security ahead of Fiji test
Under pressure after a loss to South Africa, Steve Borthwick prepares England for a critical fixture against Fiji while declining to comment on his future.
Tammy Beaumont to retire as England hosts historic first women’s Test
England faces India in the first-ever women's Test match held at Lord's, which will serve as the final international appearance for batter Tammy Beaumont.
Era-defining' growth of women's cricket now outstripping men's game
Women's cricket is transforming into an era-defining force, fueled by record-breaking tournament crowds and the rise of professional franchise leagues.
Bahraini families return to Sitra homes repaired after Iranian attacks
Displaced residents are returning to their properties in Sitra after engineering teams completed safety-certified repairs to homes damaged by recent attacks.
Usain Bolt joins celebrity crowd in Wimbledon Royal Box
Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt made his first appearance in Wimbledon's Royal Box on day five, joining a star-studded lineup of celebrities and officials.
England coach Brian McDermott adds new names to one‑cap club
New England head coach Brian McDermott has included ten uncapped players in his 38-man training squad for the World Cup. This selection reshapes the national setup and highlights the history and membership of the England one-cap club.
Khamenei funeral procession draws thousands of mourners in Iraq
Crowds filled the streets of Najaf for the funeral procession of the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The event took place amid regional tensions and reflects the deep political and spiritual alliance between Iran and Iraq.
Egypt protest after World Cup exit, claim Messi favoured
The Egyptian Football Association officially denounced refereeing decisions following a 3-2 defeat, claiming the match officials were unjust.
Bahri Logistics orders two offshore support vessels from Grandweld
Bahri Logistics is modernizing its energy infrastructure by ordering two custom-built offshore support vessels from Grandweld Shipyard. The project aims to improve operational capacity, safety, and emergency response capabilities at the Ras Tanura port.
Nat Sciver-Brunt hopes World Cup career is not over after England heartbreak
Following a tearful exit in the T20 World Cup final at Lord's, captain Nat Sciver-Brunt insists she is not ready to end her international cricket career.
Serena and Venus Williams withdraw from Wimbledon doubles due to knee injury
Serena Williams has officially ended her Wimbledon campaign, withdrawing from the doubles tournament alongside her sister Venus following a knee injury.
USMNT face Belgium in World Cup last 16 without banned Folarin Balogun
The USMNT faces a tactical challenge in their World Cup clash against Belgium following the dismissal of striker Folarin Balogun. Coaching staff must now determine a new attacking focal point to maintain their tournament momentum.
Cadan Murley in line for England start against South Africa
Cadan Murley is poised for a starting role for England against South Africa as the team looks to use his pace and power to challenge the Springbok defense.