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It’s been a week to remember for Ben. He was at the crease with Ben Duckett when England entered the record books...
Whether England's 74-run win over Pakistan was one of the greatest Test of all time is for future generations to decide. What is no longer up for discussion is that under Ben a New England is being built...
Ben is supporting an appeal to help the millions of people who have been displaced after flash floods left over one-third of Pakistan submerged.
Yet again, Ben has added to his bulky portfolio of match winning performances for England. This time, the stage for his 5 star batting was the T20 World Cup Final at the MCG.
Emirates Old Trafford – Ben has scored his first century as England Test captain. Ben’s 103 runs against South Africa in the second Test helped England to declare their first innings on 415-9.
Today, Ben will lead England for the first time in a Test series against South Africa. The opening Test at Lord’s will be the fifth time Ben has faced South Africa in Test matches on home soil.
Ben is set to retire from one-day internationals. Tomorrow’s match against South Africa (19 July) will be Ben’s last ODI. Fittingly, his final appearance will be on home turf at Durham’s Riverside Ground...
For the cricket romantic the game ought to be played with finesse and grace. Under Ben, England’s approach to Test matches swings a wrecking ball at the remains of this romantic ideal...
Under Ben’s leadership England go into the second Test at Trent Bridge one up against New Zealand. Ben’s Trent Bridge record, in four Test appearances, is 95 runs and he has also taken 14 wickets...