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Top 5 Most Successful English Captains In Test Cricket
Ashes 2023 | 'England In A Very Strong Position, But...': Former Captain on Lord's Test After Day 2
'BazBall Seems Higher-Risk, But...': Former England Captain Opens Up After Edgbaston Loss
Two-Time Ashes Winning Captain to Part Ways With ECB Before Ashes 2023
Strauss introduced sweeping reforms that led to an unprecedented revival of English cricket, specifically in limited-overs cricket.
'Elbow Has Been Troublesome,' Andrew Strauss on Jofra Archer's Fitness
Archer last played a Test for Engalnd back in 2021.
Ben Stokes scales all-time England record after thumping win over NZ in first Test
Ben Stokes achieves an all-time English record following huge win over New Zealand.
Former ENG captain expects IPL to become world's biggest domestic sporting event
The legendary batter also shed his thoughts on the Women's Premier League.
Dawid Malan backs 'Strauss review' to improve English Domestic Cricket
Dawid Malan has supported Andrew Strauss' High-Performance Review, which has proposed a 15% reduction in the total number of matches being played in men's domestic cricket.
Counties express discontent over ECB's plans to rejig the County Structure
The discontent comes as a reaction to the recommendations made following the "High Performance Review"
Gareth Batty fears ECB's proposed domestic changes might affect England cricket adversely
The changes will come into effect from the 2024 County season, only after getting two-thirds majority in a ballot of the eighteen counties.
'We will not allow our Club to be rendered irrelevant'- Kent react to ECB's High Performance Review
Kent County Club issued a statement on Thursday following the publication of ECB's 'High Performance Review'
Somerset unhappy with ECB’s 'unacceptable' County schedule
Somerset Cricket Club expresses their concerns to ECB regarding County schedule.
Behind the Click: When Flintoff consoled a dejected Brett Lee
Certain photographs leave a lasting image in your mind, and this is one of them.
Sir Andrew Strauss retired 10 years ago
Strauss, who was made the skipper in 2009, was one of only three England captains to win the Ashes both at home and away.