Tag: England vs West Indies

In the second match between England and West Indies, England once again dominated. England won by 142 runs on the basis of excellent batting and sharp bowling. Amy Jones’ unbeaten 70 and Lauren Bell’s four wickets helped England women’s team register their second stunning 142-run win on the West Indies tour to clinch the three-match

ENG vs WI: Campbelle, Knight back in West Indies squad for ODIs against EnglandVeteran players Shemaine Campbelle and Kycia Knight returned to West Indies’ squad for the three-match women’s ODI series against England in Antigua from December 4 to 9.The Cricket West Indies (CWI) Selection Panel on Thursday named a 14-member squad for the first

ECB W vs WI W: ECB announces schedule for England women’s tour of West IndiesEngland and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced the schedule for England women’s team tour of the West Indies on Monday which will kick off from December 4 onwards.“The teams will travel to Antigua and Barbados to play three ODIs and five

The first Test between England and West Indies played in Antigua ended in a draw. Despite this, bad news has come out for the Caribbean team. Two decisive points of the World Test Championship (WTC) have been deducted due to slow over-rate during the hosts’ first Test. In addition, players have been fined 40 percent of

The first Test between West Indies and England being played at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua is inching towards a draw. By the end of the fourth day’s play, the English team scored 217 runs for the loss of 1 wicket and took a 153-run lead over the hosts. For the visiting team, Jack

West Indies have taken a lead of 62 runs till the end of the third day’s play of the first Test between West Indies and England. In response to England’s 311 runs in the first innings, West Indies have scored 373/9 in the first innings.However, the scoring rate has been quite slow. In 90.1 overs,

In the first Test against West Indies being played in Antigua, England could only score 311 runs in their first innings. In reply, the Caribbean team has scored 202 runs for the loss of four wickets at the end of the second day’s play and are currently trailing by 109 runs on the basis of

In the 7th match of the ICC Women’s World Cup, West Indies defeated England by 7 runs in a thrilling match on Wednesday. England had a target of 226 runs, in response to which the team was all out on the score of 218 runs with 14 balls left in the play.Opener Tammy Beaumonte (46)

Joe Root is currently the highest Test run-scorer among active cricketers. He is close to completing his 10,000 runs in this format. He can achieve this feat during the three-match Test series against West Indies starting on Tuesday (March 08).He could become only the second English batsman to score 10,000 or more Test runs. Root

In the Ashes series, Joe Root failed to make an extraordinary mark. However, he scored 3 half-centuries but went in vain as England lost the series.Therefore, the English team had to face a 0-4 defeat in the 5 match Test series. Root has not started positively with the bat on the Windies tour as well.

Day 3rd of England vs West Indies West Indies Cricket Board President XI went thoroughly equally balanced. England is relying on its spinners to maintain its advantage, while Robinson and Wood’s health remains a concern.England’s bowling innings against the CWI President’s XI began with England’s opening bowler Ollie Robinson starting the bowling. Chris Woakes, England’s

Jonny Bairstow scored a not out century on the second day of England’s Test warm-up game in Antigua against a Cricket West Indies President’s XI.In the warm-up match, almost every key England player has shown signs of positive form. Bairstow continued where he left off in Sydney, when he hit England’s sole century in a

This is a troubling epoch for England Cricket. They have faced back to back blows from India then from Australia. The Ashes was an absolute disaster for England and they are hoping to bring back some confidence in the upcoming series against the West Indies.Currently, they are playing four day practice test match WCBPXI (West

England captain Joe Root said on Wednesday that he was grateful to still be captain following a humiliating Ashes series loss.  After a humiliating defeat, the English team is going through a challenging phase. Some players have been dropped and this might open the door for potential performers. Root felt lucky to retain his position when the

England’s all-time leading wicket-taker has been overlooked for the West Indies tour.James Anderson, after a average performance in the Ashes, has been dropped from the touring squad. The news has left James Anderson in disdain. He is hoping that this break won’t become a long one and consequently the end of his career. Since turning 35,