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You might not like the Hundred, but private investment in it will save the county game
With the Saudis showing interest, there is potential for the English game to 'future-proof' itself with the biggest windfall in its history
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The Hundred to expand to 10 teams and open up for private investment
Exclusive: In favoured option buyers from India and US are reported to be already interested in the current eight franchises
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Australia unmoved as India flexes its cricketing and political muscles for World Cup final
Plus: Where the showpiece match will be won and lost on the pitch
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Rob Key taking blame for England’s Cricket World Cup meltdown was a Sir Alex Ferguson move
Players and coach were responsible, but team director was not about to criticise side in public when many are due to return for India tour
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England World Cup ratings: Livingstone and Curran struggle, one too many for Moeen
Side must turn to the likes of Harry Brook and Gus Atkinson as they prioritise a rebuild ahead of future ODIs
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Rob Key: Blame me for England's World Cup failure – we focused too much on Test cricket
In an honest assessment of their shortcomings, team director also admitted England were exposed by inadequate planning and decision-making
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England's ODI team cull will begin after World Cup
Match against Pakistan is likely to be the last ODI for Messrs Stokes, Root, Ali, Bairstow, Malan, Wood, Woakes and possibly even Rashid
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It is time for England to retire Joe Root from one-day internationals
England’s Test team needs him fresh and his impish nature fully restored – sometimes England have to say no to him
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Air pollution at Cricket World Cup in India sparks player health fears
English players’ union to lobby global body to press for safeguards amid rising concern about smog and extreme heat
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Defeat by Netherlands could cost Matthew Mott the England job
Head coach retains backing of ECB but compounding World Cup fiasco by losing to dangerous Dutch side could destroy best-laid plans
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England’s World Cup misery must provide a lesson for the Bazballers’ Test preparation
England Test team has traditionally struggled in India, the ODI side's humbling this past month should give red-ball side pause for thought
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Inside England’s World Cup disaster – a death by a thousand cuts
Selection issues, leadership problems and even the wrong kind of shirt – world champions' defence was a Keystone Cops-style farce
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Time for England's new generation to take over, says Moeen Ali
Ali says that the least this departing generation can do is beat the Netherlands and Pakistan in order to qualify for the Champions Trophy
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