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Nat Sciver-Brunt hopes World Cup helps cricket ‘explode in England’ this summer

Sciver-Brunt was instrumental in England’s triumphant 50-over campaign on home soil nine years ago.

The Independent UK · Apr 27

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt returns home from training camp for family reasons

England are in South Africa for an intra-squad training series

The Independent UK · Mar 19

When is The Hundred auction and which players are available?

The Hundred has been revamped this summer after investment from the Indian Premier League

The Independent UK · Mar 10

Nat Sciver-Brunt wants England to embrace Women’s T20 World Cup home advantage

England Women have won four of their five major global trophies on their own soil, including a memorable 50-over title success at Lord’s in 2017

The Independent UK · Mar 4

I really don’t care – Donald Trump shrugs off Iran’s presence at 2026 World Cup

Iran are due to play all their three group matches in the United States.

The Independent UK · Mar 4

Hurricanes hero makes history in Women's Premier League

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has become first centurion of the WPL, inspiring Mumbai Indians to a victory that keeps Grace Harris and Georgia Voll waiting.

AAP · Jan 26

Lanning's wait is over as her WPL side win at last

Meg Lanning's UP Warriorz are finally off the mark after gaining their first WPL victory in a seven-wicket defeat of front-runners Mumbai Indians.

AAP · Jan 15

Carey shines on WPL bow but eclipsed by epic de Klerk

The WPL in India has exploded into life with Nicola Carey making a fine debut, only to be overshadowed by South African hitter Nadine de Klerk.

AAP · Jan 9

Women’s cricket team of the year: from Jemimah Rodrigues to Alana King

The Spin’s annual selection marks a special World Cup win for India, and work to do for England

The Guardian - UK · Dec 24, 2025

England’s Ashes debacle and review was meant to change everything. Did it?

A change of approach is imminent, as Charlotte Edwards hinted at. The nagging worry is that it might already be too late

The Guardian - UK · Oct 30, 2025