Dom Harris
Dom Harris a cricket writer and sub-editor, based in Nottingham, England. He holds an MSc in Football Communications and Digital Marketing from the Global Institute of Sport in London and is also a regular contributor for The Cricket Paper, with a primary focus on his lifelong passion for county cricket.
Ashes
Dates confirmed for 2027 Ashes series double-header as Trent Bridge and Headingley selected to launch England’s bids for redemption
Dates for the concurrent men’s and women’s Ashes series in England next year have now been finalised.
Australia
Former Australia captain throws ‘circus’ jab at England Test set-up
Aaron Finch has likened the current state of English cricket to a ‘circus’, amid an ongoing leadership crisis and poor run of results.
Cricket News
The key questions as the Hundred enters landmark new era
England’s rollercoaster of an international summer will now go on hold for the next few weeks as the Hundred returns to take centre stage for its sixth and most transformative year.
Cricket News
Darren Lehmann and Marcus Stoinis endorse fellow countryman Justin Langer for England job
Darren Lehmann and Marcus Stoinis have both given their support for Justin Langer to take over as the next England Test head coach.
Cricket News
Australians in the mix for T20 glory in the MLC and Vitality Blast
This weekend will see the conclusion of England's T20 Blast and Major League Cricket in the United States, with a number of Australian overseas players still in contention across both competitions.
Cricket News
Ben Stokes set to make return in England’s One-Day Cup
Ben Stokes is poised to play for the first time since his dramatic retirement from international cricket during England’s third Test defeat to New Zealand.
Cricket News
‘By a country mile’: Nasser Hussain backs Andy Flower as standout candidate for England Test coach
Nasser Hussain believes Andy Flower would be an ideal choice to replace Brendon McCullum as the next England Test coach.
Cricket News
India’s A-listers return to halt England’s white-ball renaissance under Harry Brook in the ODI series
A wounded India will welcome back a number of big-name players to the fold for the ODI series against England, beginning at Edgbaston on July 14.