Cricket News

Our cricket coverage delivers clear, factual reporting on major international fixtures. This archive holds our earlier stories, including detailed reports from England Test matches. Read through our previous match updates and analysis to follow how the recent series unfolded across the summer.Reliable cricket news and match updates
Fans looking for straightforward cricket reporting can find our archived stories on this page. We focus on delivering factual updates without unnecessary hype or speculation. Our coverage spans major international fixtures, highlighting key performances and turning points in the game.
When you read our cricket news, you get precise details on batting totals, bowling figures and match results. We track the progress of the national side through their most important series. This section preserves our earlier reports, giving readers a clear record of past matches.
Whether it is a red-ball Test match or a shorter white-ball format, we document the action clearly. We avoid betting tips and odds, focusing entirely on the sport itself. This approach ensures our readers always receive reliable, unbiased information.
Following England cricket on dave.sport
Our archive features extensive reporting on England cricket, particularly their home Test matches. For example, you can read how England v Pakistan: Root survives a no-ball let-off as England close on a 3-0 sweep at Edgbaston. We document the crucial moments that define these long-format contests.
Readers can also look back at significant bowling milestones from recent series. Our report on England v Pakistan Edgbaston: Pakistan out for 133 as Robinson passes 100 Test wickets highlights the key statistics fans care about. We ensure all player records and match data are accurate and easy to digest.
Beyond the boundary, we cover major administrative decisions from the England and Wales Cricket Board. This includes stories like the Kevin Pietersen England return: shock white-ball mentor role ends decade-long ECB split. We provide the essential context behind these appointments and what they mean for the national setup.
How our team covers the sport
The dave.sport AI desk handles the rapid, fact-based news you need during a match. This automated system publishes line-ups, session updates, and final scorecards once they are confirmed. It allows us to provide timely information on the state of play without unnecessary delays.
For deeper analysis, journalist James Chettle writes our detailed match reports and player ratings. He breaks down the tactical shifts, fielding changes, and standout individual performances over a day’s play. Editors Jack Shaw and Matt Price oversee all published content to maintain our strict editorial standards.
This division of labour ensures our cricket coverage remains both fast and highly accurate. The AI desk provides the raw data, while our journalists add the necessary sporting context. You can trust our team to deliver clear, unbiased reporting throughout the season.
What to expect from our cricket archive
This specific category serves as a permanent home for our previous cricket articles. While our current daily reporting focuses heavily on football, rugby, darts and boxing, these archived stories remain available for reference. You can browse the links below to revisit these past fixtures.
Our older match reports still offer value for fans wanting to check past scores or series results. The archive stands as a reliable resource for British sports fans, featuring:

Detailed match reports from England Test series.
Key bowling milestones and batting statistics.
Updates on major administrative decisions from the ECB.

If our editorial focus shifts back to domestic or international cricket, new stories will appear in this section. Until then, the existing articles provide a snapshot of recent international tours. We keep the formatting clean and readable on all devices.
Accessing the latest updates across dave.sport
To see what we are publishing today across all sports, visit our latest news page. If you want to explore other disciplines, head over to the More Sport section. We keep our navigation simple so you can find the updates you want quickly.
Fans planning their viewing schedule can use our TV guide to find broadcast times for various events. You can also sign up for the dave.sport newsletter to receive major headlines directly in your inbox. We make it straightforward to stay connected with the sports you follow.Cricket FAQsDoes dave.sport provide live cricket scores?We do not offer a live scoring feature or ball-by-ball commentary on our website. Instead, our AI desk publishes confirmed session updates, final scorecards and match results once they are official. You can read our detailed reports shortly after the close of play.Who writes the match reports for England games?Our dedicated sports journalist James Chettle writes the comprehensive match reports and player ratings for major fixtures. He analyses the tactical decisions and individual performances, while Editors Jack Shaw and Matt Price review all articles to ensure they meet our strict editorial standards.How can I find out which sports are on television today?You can check our dedicated TV guide to see the broadcast schedules for various sporting events across the UK. We list the channel information and start times for major fixtures, helping you plan your viewing without needing to search multiple broadcaster websites.

Cricket news on Dave.Sport: fixtures, results, tables and tv times are on this page, with the latest stories newest first, most recently on 12 September 2026.

Latest Cricket news
England v Pakistan: Root survives a no-ball let-off as England close on a 3-0 sweep at Edgbaston, 12 Sep 2026 Razaullah’s nine sixes leave England needing 130 at Edgbaston, 11 Sep 2026 England v Pakistan Edgbaston: Pakistan out for 133 as Robinson passes 100 Test wickets, 9 Sep 2026Kevin Pietersen England return: shock white-ball mentor role ends decade-long ECB split, 8 Sep 2026Mohsin Naqvi defends Pakistan’s mass changes after 194-run Lord’s defeat, 3 Sep 2026
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