Matt Roller is a sports journalist who writes for ESPN India Ad Solutions, ESPN Classic, and ESPN Sports Media Ltd. His articles cover a wide range of topics in the world of sports, including cricket, player auctions, league expansions, and player recalls. His work has also been featured in The News International and ESPN.
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Matt Roller's work predominantly focuses on cricket, particularly English cricket and related events like the IPL, T20, and World Cup. He also covers investment analysis in sports.
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By: Matt Roller
Batter's record takes a hit on turning deck in Multan but still averages over 100 in country
Both players are with England's Test team in Pakistan, with Cox due to fly home after the first day of the series decider in Rawalpindi ahead of the white-ball squad's departure for Antigua on Monday. Rehan, who has been named in
An England middle order with nearly 25,000 Test runs between them managed only 25 in Rawalpindi.
Batter finishes grim tour with 55 runs in five innings, and no sense that he's answered doubts about role
By: Matt Roller
Poor batting, uninspired leadership and lack of bowling make for forgettable return to scene of greatest win
By: Matt Roller
Captain vows to stick by defeated batting core for next month's New Zealand tour, including out-of-sorts Ollie Pope
By: Matt Roller
Captain vows to stick by defeated batting core for next month's New Zealand tour, including out-of-sorts Ollie Pope
Stokes backed for return to form in New Zealand with short turnaround between tours
By: Matt Roller
Entertaining style of play has been undermined by frequent missed opportunities
By: Matt Roller
Jafer Chohan flew to the Caribbean on Monday as England's latest wildcard selection in their white-ball squads.
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