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.
Cricket News
Joe Root “hacked off” at latest England off-field controversy
Joe Root cut a frustrated figure in his latest press conference as another off-field incident, this time involving Brydon Carse, overshadowed his successful return as England Test captain last week.
Cricket News
England to feature in ODI tri-series hosted by Pakistan
It has been announced that England will take part in a rare ODI tri-series later this year against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Cricket News
Are Bangladesh contenders for the World Test Championship Final?
Bangladesh's historic triumph in the first Test against Australia has boosted their chances of surprise qualification for the World Test Championship final.
Cricket News
The Hundred reaches crunch time as Lord’s finals beckon
The sixth edition of The Hundred has reached the play-off stage as three teams remain standing in both the men’s and women’s competition.
Cricket News
England reveal Ben Stokes replacement as squad for Pakistan series announced
England have announced a 16-man squad for the first two Test matches against Pakistan later this month, with Surrey’s Dan Lawrence among four recalled names.
Cricket News
List of highest totals in The Hundred: Sunrisers franchise set the run benchmark once again
Sunrisers Leeds recorded the highest team total in the history of The Hundred on Tuesday evening as they secured a high-scoring victory over London Spirit at Headingley.
CricBlog
The career timeline of new England Test coach Stephen Fleming
It was announced earlier this week that England have turned to another Kiwi in Stephen Fleming as their new men’s Test head coach to take the reins in the post-Bazball era.
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.