.jpeg?im=Resize,height=373 "'Full Time Coach': Ben Stokes Advocates For Andrew Flintoff Before World Cup 2023")
'Full Time Coach': Ben Stokes Advocates For Andrew Flintoff Before World Cup 2023
'This Will Change Your Life..,' Andrew Flintoff's Emotional Message For Debutants
Ashes 2023 | Moeen Ali Joins Broad, Flintoff and Botham In A Special List
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Natwest Series 2002 Final | Relive Sourav Ganguly's Iconic Celebration at Lord's Balcony
On this day in 2002, Sourav Ganguly's iconic shirt-waving celebration at Lord's marked India's defiant cricketing spirit.
English legend hospitalised following car accident
The ace allrounder represented England in 227 international matches.
Paul Stirling wins Walter Lawrence Trophy for T20 Blast ton
Ireland opener Paul Stirling wins Walter Lawrence Trophy for his T20 Blast special this year for the Birmingham Bears.
A whisper that raged a southpaw
Let us turn the clock back to 15 years ago, in 2007 on the same date. India was taking on England in the first ever T20 World Cup in South Africa. The match was taking place at Durban and India was batting first.
#OTD in 2007: Yuvraj Singh smoked 6 sixes off Stuart Broad's over
On this day, fifteen years ago, Yuvraj Singh smoked six sixes off England pacer Stuart Broad's over in the T20 World Cup at Durban.
Legends League Cricket 2022: MT vs BK Match Preview, Key Players, Cricket Exchange Fantasy Tips
The legendary all-rounder Irfan Pathan will be leading Bhilwara Kings in the Legends League Cricket T20 2022.
OTD, Andrew Flintoff's all-round brilliance helped ENG seal past SL
On this day, eighteen years ago, Andrew Flintoff wreaked havoc to help England win by 49 runs against Sri Lanka.
Behind the Click: When Flintoff consoled a dejected Brett Lee
Certain photographs leave a lasting image in your mind, and this is one of them.
#OTD: England registered a nail-biting victory over Australia
England held their nerve to prevail by three wickets over Australia in the fourth Ashes Test fixture at Nottingham. In this pursuit, they took a lead of 2-1 in the series.
.jpg?im=Resize,height=373 "''It’s one of the worst things I have ever heard.''- Andrew Flintoff on 'BazBall'")
''It’s one of the worst things I have ever heard.''- Andrew Flintoff on 'BazBall'
Andrew Flintoff opened up on the new buzz word in the cricket folklore- ''BazBall''
Stuart Broad nominated for BBC Sports Personality Of The Year award
England fast bowler Stuart Broad has been nominated for one of the most prestigious awards in the Sports fraternity, the British Broadcast Corporation (BBC) Sports Personality of the Year (SPOTY). With this nomination, the 34-year-old has become the third cricketer in a row to be nominated for the highest sporting honour for a sportsman in the United Kingdom. Before Broad, Ben Stokes was nominated for his World Cup-winning moment last year and also won the award. Earlier in 2018, James Anderson, Broad’s longtime new-ball partner was nominated for the award in the year 2018 when he became the first British cricketer to get to the level of 500 Test wickets. Broad, who reached the milestone of his 500 Test wickets in his man of the series-winning performance against West Indies early this summer, has been nominated alongside the likes of record-equalling seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton. In that series against Windies, Broad took 16 wickets in just two games. Further in the next three games against Pakistan, he took 13 wickets to end the summer with 29 wickets from just five games. By the end of the summer, Broad had reached seventh place in the all-time list of Test wicket-takers, with 514 at 27.65 in 143 Tests. The Nottingham born announced this news on his Twitter handle early this morning today with the caption, “Such a huge honour to be nominated for BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2020. Thanks, @gregjames& @thebodycoach for announcing. Right- back to the cricket nets! Cricket bat and ball Thank You! #SPOTY.” Apart from Ben Stokes, a total of four cricketers have won this award which includes the likes of English legends, Jim Laker and Ian Botham. Apart from them, the much liked Andrew Flintoff also won it in 2005, for his Ashes showing, in an era when Australia dominated the cricket world. David Steele is the only cricketer to have won the award for his county performances as the Northamptonshire player is the only one who has taken more than 500 first-class wickets and also scored more than 20,000 runs in the format. In total, the spectacled man played a total of 500 first-class games. Although his England stint was only 8 matches long.