Current coach of Hampshire and former seamer of that team Tim Tremlett’s son Chris Temlett is 6feet 7inches tall, a strapping test bowler. His grand father Maurice also was a player of Somerset and England in the 1940’s and 50’s.…

Getting his debut in test and ODI in 2008 against New Zealand Tim Ambrose is now the wicket keeper of English camp. This right handed lower middle order batsman of Sussex has made a positive impression especially with his hard…

“I thought I may as well try bowling because I can’t just stand around in the field all day”- said Stuart Broad. He wanted to become a batsman like his father Chris Broad, but suddenly he transformed himself as a…

The reason behind England defeated Pakistan in 2003 world cup was a fire flowing and match winning spell of a bowler having 10-2-29-4 figure- he is none other than James Anderson, the man of the match of the game. He…

In both test and one day cricket, African originated Kevin Pietersen is the core pillar of England cricket team having 3496 runs in test and 2667 runs in IDI with an average of 49 in each. Due to the Quota…

The skipper of England in Under-19 world cup in 2004 and owned 2 hundreds Alastair Cook is a stylish left handed opener with simple approach. He exceeded 2000 runs in test as the lest aged regular opener for team England…

On 21st may 2004, England’s left handed opening batsman Andrew Strauss scoring a 100 against Newzealand is the fourth English batsman in history who made a century on his test debut. Strauss captain of Middlesex, knows very well that what…

A finest fielder at cover and backward point Paul Collingwood a natural athlete is now doing the job as ODI captain of England. Cool headed responsible batting and controlled medium fast bowling have made him a reputed all rounder in…

After Mike Gatting (1986-87) Michael Vaughan is the first ‘Ashes’ winning skipper in the history of English cricket. He is also known for the most successful captain of England. Six feet two inches tall this batsman has a very classical…