Lawrence Booth is the editor of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack and a journalist for the Daily Mail. With a focus on cricket and sports, Lawrence provides insightful analysis and commentary on the world of cricket, as well as covering a range of other topics including finance, politics, and current affairs.
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LAWRENCE BOOTH IN HAMILTON: England are set to end their marathon year on a low after collapsing in dismal fashion on the second afternoon of the third Test against New Zealand.
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LAWRENCE BOOTH IN HAMILTON: The future of Ben Stokes as an international all-rounder came under fresh scrutiny after he hobbled off the field in Hamilton.
Starting the day 18-2, Jacob Bethell and Joe Root put on a century stand for the third wicket to offer hope that England could at least put up a decent fight chasing a near-impossible target.
TOP SPIN: Here we were, in the eye of a 'race storm' apparently designed to harvest clicks and stoke outrage rather than add gravitas to a subject that is both serious and distressing.
By: Lawrence Booth
LAWRENCE BOOTH: The year started with a hammering in India, before home wins over West Indies and Sri Lanka. Ben Stokes' side then lost in Pakistan before beating New Zealand.
LAWRENCE BOOTH: An Ashes series in Australia permits no passengers. Their captain, who will be 34, simply has to be in the driver's seat.
By: Lawrence Booth
LAWRENCE BOOTH IN HAMILTON: Ollie Pope could pay the price for an inconsistent year following the emergence of Jacob Bethell during England's 2-1 win in New Zealand.
TOP SPIN: Here we were, in the eye of a 'race storm' apparently designed to harvest clicks and stoke outrage rather than add gravitas to a subject that is both serious and distressing.
By: Lawrence Booth
With the political battle between the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP already heating up ahead of Delhi Assembly elections, former Delhi Chief Minister
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