Rob Key has told his former Kent team-mate Sam Billings to "set his sights very high" to become a regular in the England ODI side.Michael Atherton feels the selectors are right to keep faith with senior white-ball players for the ODI series against Ireland.Jofra Archer should take a step back from social media and focus on becoming a great fast bowler, says Michael Holding.Michael Atherton says Stuart Broad can get to 600 Test wickets after the England seamer moved one wicket shy of 500.Michael Holding says Sir Everton Weekes was a true gentleman, whose humility and humour lit up so many lives.Nasser Hussain says Stuart Broad proved in Manchester why he should always play for England if fit and available.Nasser Hussain analyses how England can start posting big first-innings scores and their current conversion problems...Michael Atherton says Jofra Archer was "foolish" to break bio-secure protocols and "threw England's plans into disarray".Nasser Hussain believes Alex Hales deserves another chance with England after "serving his time" in the wilderness.England's batting was a bigger issue than Ben Stokes' decisions as they lost the first Test to West Indies, says Nasser Hussain.One of cricket's greatest rivalries is about to resume - but how much do you know about previous England-West Indies clashes?West Indies have been blessed with some ferocious fast bowlers over the years - but how much do you know about them?David Lloyd looks back on his time as a player, coach and broadcaster and shares some of his great anecdotes and impressions.Not everyone can have a career as lengthy as Sir Alastair Cook, so how much do you know about England's one-cap wonders?Nasser Hussain says England and West Indies are unlikely to be too negatively affected by having no fans at their Test series.Michael Atherton believes England will prioritise Test matches with the post-coronavirus fixture list set to be congested.Take on part one of Benedict Bermange's taxing quiz to mark 30 years of cricket on Sky as he tests you on England and more.Nasser Hussain on England's heart-breaking loss to India in the 2002 NatWest Final on the One That Got Away podcast.Shane Warne has picked an XI from the best England players he faced, with our very own Nasser Hussain making the cut.England's plan to operate with different squads this summer may create opportunities for young players, says Mike Atherton.
Supplemented by her regular appearances at the IPL, and presenting/commentary work in the U.K. for BBC TMS and Sky Sports, Isa became the first female commentator to work on Sky's Test Cricket coverage in 2018. Ebony-Jewel Cora-Lee Camellia Rosamond Rainford-Brent FRSA (born 31 December 1983 in Lambeth, London) is a retired English cricketer, who was the first black woman to play for the England team. Sky TV commentators Grant Nisbett and Justin Marshall are a regular duo in test match rugby. Isa has since made a successful transition into multi-sports, when she anchored the Rio Olympics for ESPN. Her men's global tournament came in 2015, when she presented the ESPN US, Caribbean TV and global digital coverage of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in Australia and was one of four female commentators to work on the IPL, introducing women for the first time. Michael Atherton, Nasser …
Ebony’s communication flair has led her to speak at Mansion House in front of the Lord Mayor of London and at the Yankee Stadium on behalf of Beyond Sport. All the latest expert cricket opinion and analysis from Sky Sports. 2019 saw Isa at the forefront of cricket coverage for the Mens Cricket World Cup in England followed by the Ashes. As a World Cup winner in the One-Day and T20 format and a three time Ashes winner, Isa became the ICC Ranked No.1 bowler in 2008. During her playing career, she was also captain of the Surrey women's team. Featuring the views of David Lloyd, Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain, Andrew Strauss, Ian Botham and Shane Warne. In radio broadcasting, Isa was also one of the first women to summarise on men’s international fixtures for BBC’s Test Match Special. 2019 saw Isa at the forefront of cricket coverage for the Mens Cricket World Cup in England followed by the Ashes.