Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook and current England bowler Mark Wood were full of praise for Joe Root as the England batter finished unbeaten on 99 at the end of day one of the third Test against India at Lord's.
BBC Sport pundit and former England Captain Sir Alastair Cook believes Zak Crawley 'looked confused' in his innings as he was dismissed for 18 off 43 deliveries on Day One of the third Test against India at Lord's.
After a number of catches are dropped in the first Test between England and India, Sir Alastair Cook explains why it's tricky to take a catch in the slip cordon at Headingley.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has named the commentary panel for the upcoming 10th Pakistan Super League, and former England captain Alastair Cook joined the high-profile commentary panel for the first time.
Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook says it will take honesty and two or three years of hard work for the women's side to catch up with Australia.
Harry Brook says he is not concerned by England's batting failures in the first ODI against Australia, but former England skipper Sir Alastair Cook disagrees.
By Moses Ochieng England’s star batsman Joe Root relished as England dominated the Sri Lankan bowlers on Day 1 of the second Test at Lord's, with Root scoring his 33rd Test century.
England took an insurmountable 2-0 lead in the Test series against Sri Lanka with a hard-fought 190-run victory at Lord’s. It was their fifth win in a row this summer and second under the incumbent captain, Ollie Pope.
Today at the Test's Carlos Brathwaite and Sir Alastair Cook reflect on an "impressive" day for West Indies at Trent Bridge. runs against England on day two of the Second Test match at Trent Bridge.
Watch as former England captain Sir Alastair Cook reflects on Ollie Pope's 'high-class' innings against The West Indies on the first day of their second Test match.
Cover drives coming off the blades of left-handers are a treat to watch. There’s a concoction of elegance and flair that enchants the eye as the ball beats the man at mid-off and cruises towards the fence.
Gus Atkinson, Tom Hartley and Shoaib Bashir have earned call-ups to the 16-member England squad for the five-Test tour of India. After the announcement, a clip of Bashir’s maiden over in the County Championship went viral over social media.