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Mark Wood retires from England after knee injury ends Ashes comeback
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— Sep 22, 2026
England fast bowler Mark Wood has retired from international cricket after a 11-year England career highlighted by two World Cup titles and 253 wickets, with medical advice ruling out Tests and ODIs due to ongoing knee and other injuries. The 36-year-old last played in late 2025 in the Perth Ashes series, famed for his pace and resilience that defined England's pace attack.
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Dana Whitfield
The knee issues sound too limiting for Tests or ODIs now. Fair enough to step away after 11 solid years.
Abdullah Fazal ruled out of West Indies Tests
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— Jul 24, 2026
Pakistan batter Abdullah Fazal has been ruled out of the West Indies two-Test series and the England tour due to a lower-back injury sustained in training at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, with rehabilitation and a replacement to be announced. His absence challenges Pakistan's top order after a promising start to his Test career, as the two-Test West Indies series opens in Tarouba and leads into the England tour.
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England Lead as Pakistan Collapse at Lord's
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— Aug 24, 2026
England dominated the opening Test against Pakistan, winning by an innings and 103 runs with Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue taking eight wickets each and Harry Brook top-scoring with 91. As they target a first Test series win in two years at Lord's, ongoing disciplinary breaches and a noticeable drop in Pakistan fan support threaten to shift attention away from cricket.
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Starc Breaks WTC Record, Australia Level Series
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— Aug 22, 2026
Mitchell Starc delivered a devastating burst in Mackay, taking five wickets in his first four overs and removing Bangladesh’s openers on the first ball as Australia sought to bounce back in the second Test. He also became the first player in 149 years of Test cricket to take a wicket with the first ball of a match on four separate occasions, underscoring a dominant start amid Australia’s momentum after Darwin.
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