Having taken more wickets on two of England’s Test grounds (103 at Lord’s and 67 at Edgbaston) than at the rest of the venues he has played on put together (138) hardly weakens the former Middlesex man’s argument. And while spearheading the county champions’ bowling attack does not necessarily translate to England recognition, as Essex’s
Walking inside LeoLabs’ new space radar nestled in the Maui hills felt like entering a computer. Wires dangled overhead, servers whined, and the temperature climbed in the metal box as the air conditioning leaked out when we entered. “You don’t want to be in there when the whole thing’s running,” said Matthew Adelman, LeoLabs’ senior
Opener Emilio Gay will have further treatment on a shoulder injury this week and England are hopeful he will be fit for the first Test against Pakistan that starts on 19 August. The 27-year-old retired hurt with a shoulder problem while playing for Durham in their One-Day Cup game against Middlesex on Friday. The left-hander
