Annabel Scholey, the British actress most recently seen in the Disney+ hit “Rivals,” has joined the cast of the upcoming Netflix thriller series “The Lord’s Day,” now in production in the United Kingdom. Variety understands that Scholey, also known for the BBC series “The Split”, has a key role in the six-part series, based on
Hampshire captain Georgia Adams has called on the team to “clean the slate” as they prepare for T20 Blast finals day at the Oval on Friday. The Hawks topped the group table, winning eight of their 12 matches, losing twice and drawing two matches. They will face fourth-placed Durham (14:30 BST), with the winners facing
The Blaze’s left-arm seamer Grace Ballinger watches the Women’s T20 Blast Finals day taking place at The Oval on Friday. The summer of 2026 has already been colossal for English cricket. Fans across the country have been engulfed, often divided, by mid-match international withdrawals, women’s T20 World Cup and Test defeats, and currently, a competitive
Hampshire T20 Blast captain James Vince believes semi-final opponents Notts Outlaws will provide a “tough test” at Edgbaston on Saturday. The Hawks booked a spot on Finals day for a record 12th time after a 75-run victory over Essex in the Utilita Bowl on Wednesday night. Vince was his team’s top scorer with 125 off
England vs India, single test, Lord’s india 285 (Mandhana 83; Ecclestone 3-68) and 154-1 (Mandhana 69*; Ecclestone 1-46) England 170 (Jones 52; Gaudí 5-37) India leads by 269 Scorekeeper England face an uphill battle to avoid defeat in the one-off Test at Lord’s as India took control on the second day. Resuming the match at
Available for more than one year Alison Mitchell is joined by 2017 World Cup winner Alex Hartley, Indian cricket journalist Annesha Ghosh and Ashes-winning bowler Steven Finn to react to a historic day at Lord’s, where Sophie Ecclestone became England’s leading wicket-taker as the stadium hosts its first Test match. Listen to Ecclestone and Smriti