Neil Pickup - ARTICLES

Jerome Taylor’s hat-trick sealed a sensational 10-run victory for the West Indies against Australia in Group A of the Champions Trophy

There’s something about Septembers. The kids are back to school and our cricket bags are back collecting dust on top of our wardrobes.

The two minnows bade farewell to the Champions Trophy in a dead, one-sided and ultimately dull pool game in Jaipur.

Half-centuries from Ian Bell and Andrew Strauss guided England to an easy eight-wicket win in the fourth ODI in Nottingham.

It’s the best part of a week since the Fourth Test at the Oval exploded from a cricketing contest into a full-on international incident

Cricket was secondary come the end of play in a farcical day at the Oval, that concluded as England were declared winners via forfeit.

Bangladesh overcame a nervy start to their runchase to record a steady six-wicket win in the first ODI against Kenya in Nairobi

Sajid Mahmood and Monty Panesar shared seven wickets as England surged to a series-clinching win against Pakistan at Headingley.

A debut half-century from Farhad Reza helped Bangladesh to level the series in the second ODI against Zimbabwe in Harare.

Bangladesh’s recent improvement took a stumble backwards as Zimbabwe squeezed to a thrilling two-wicket win in the first ODI at Harare