Chris Stocks is a Cricket Correspondent at The i Paper. He has covered the England men's cricket team extensively for over a decade, focusing on major events such as the Ashes tours and world tournaments, while also exploring themes in competitive sports and sports business. Chris's work has been featured in The i Paper and MSN.
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Chris Stocks predominantly covers sports, with a strong focus on cricket. He often provides event coverage and analyzes evolving stories related to the England Cricket Team, Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup, and player performances.
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A playing budget due to be slashed, a club beset by debt and only saved by emergency loans - yet Sussex could easily end up winning the County Championship this year
By: Chris Stocks
His dismal form in county cricket has contenders queuing up for the coveted Test spot
By: Chris Stocks
The England captain says things 'might just look a little bit different now' after his side were thrashed in Australia over the winter, the series they had targeted for the last three years
By: Chris Stocks
At least one England player will make their debut at Lord's, the side's first Test match since the Ashes debacle in Australia
By: Chris Stocks
A finger injury to Bethell means England are having to consider who might replace him at No 3 in the batting order
By: Chris Stocks
The England coach should have been humbled by the thrashing he was handed in Australia but little seems to have changed
England's first Test against New Zealand is set to end inside three days on a pitch labelled 'sub-standard' by Nasser Hussain
Only rain ensured the first Test of the summer was not a two-day Test as inconsistent bounce made batting nearly impossible for both sides in a game that lasted just 166 overs
By: Chris Stocks
The ECB needs to send a message over farcical pitch for England's win over New Zealand
England captain considers international retirement over ECB's ultimatum in wake of incident at west London nightclub in early hours of Monday morning
