News Articles by Jeremy Blackmore

As a distinguished career finally winds down, Peter Siddle speaks to Cricbuzz about the reasons behind his longevity, why he was proved right after making changes to his game and diet 11 years ago, and playing on Kevin Pietersen's ego

Cricketers have traditionally joined the T20 franchise circuit after establishing themselves through their international careers - often in the longer form. Does Will Smeed's trajectory represent a new trend for young English talent, or is he an anomaly?

At the age of 54, Mickey Arthur has coached an unprecedented four international teams. He explains why the one that went wrong helped him reach his potential as a coach, and why English county cricket deserves more credit than it is currently receiving

England have been experiencing an unprecedented slew of injuries to their best fast bowlers. What are the unique challenges that have contributed to this injury plague?

The increasing professionalisation of domestic women's cricket in England is helping selectors pick young players on performance rather than potential, and the Ashes 2022 is as much a test for the visiting squad as it is for the renewed efforts back home

Twenty years after his research in England motivated Stuart Robertson to conceptualise the Twenty20 format, he looks back on the success of his invention

May 16 marks the ten-year anniversary of England's first ICC trophy win. Collingwood and Sidebottom reflect on that success

In the 20 years since English county cricket adopted a two-division system, England have grown into one of the world's most competitive teams. But the format still has its critics.

From struggling with finances to hosting six nations in the ongoing World Cup, the Somerset cricket club has undergone a remarkable transformation