India A build 200-run first-innings lead over England Lions
India A declared on 540/6, 200 runs ahead of England Lions, on day three of the first unofficial Test in Wayanad
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England Lions lead India A by 121 runs after day two of the first unofficial Test
It was a tough day in the field for England Lions, with India A closing on 219/1 in reply to England's 340 all out.
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Duckett and Hain push England Lions past 300 in first 'Test' against India A
Ben Duckett scored 80 and Sam Hain hit 61 as England reach 303/5 on day one of the first unofficial Test against India A in Wayanad.
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England Women Name Squads For India & Sri Lanka
Heather Knight’s side to play three ODIs and three IT20s in India, and three of each in Sri Lanka.
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Freya Davies Rewarded In New Batch Of England Contracts
Twenty-one players now contracted.
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Duckett and Overton spearhead England Lions limited-overs win against India A
Ben Duckett scored an unbeaten 64 and Jamie Overton picked up three wickets as England Lions won the final game of the limited-overs series against India A.
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Bangladesh Overcome Young Lions In First Youth ODI
Six-wicket win for hosts.
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Mullaney stars but England Lions lose fourth limited-overs game to India A by six wickets
Steven Mullaney scored 58 not out and took a wicket in an economical bowling spell, but couldn't keep England Lions from defeat against India A.
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ECB Media Advisory: England Women Press Day
Heather Knight's team available at Loughborough on February 7.
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Young Lions Lose First Match Of Bangladesh Tour
T20 match goes the way of the hosts.
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England Lions suffer 60-run loss to India A in third ODI
England Lions bowled India A out for 172, but were all out for 112 in reply in the low-scoring game
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ECB appoints three new officials including James Whitaker as Cricket Liaison Officer
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced James Whitaker has joined its nine-strong team of Cricket Liaison Officers for the forthcoming domestic season.
James will bring extensive knowledge of the first-class game to his new role. As well as enjoying a successful playing career with Leicestershire and being part of England’s Ashes winning squad in 1986-87, he served as an Engla
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