Michael Vaughan is a Brand Ambassador at various media outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of arts and entertainment with society, focusing on themes such as accessibility, civil rights, and diversity & inclusion. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications like Yahoo News UK, The Australian Financial Review, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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Preserving a Canadian Equestrian Legacy When Thunderbird Show Park entered a new chapter in 2026, the transition represented far more than a change in ownership.
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Stephen Fleming is a good appointment as England's Test coach but he should be in position for the start of the Pakistan series, rather than taking over fully for the South Africa tour in December.
Normally England captaincies follow a pattern. When you get the job, you are nowhere near ready for it, because you cannot fully understand all the
Normally England captaincies follow a pattern. When you get the job, you are nowhere near ready for it, because you cannot fully understand all the little responsibilities that come with it until you have done it. You take a year or two to get a handle on it, then do it for a couple more years, by which point you are knackered, so you finish up.
The only thing missing for England this week was a big hundred or two. Otherwise, Joe Root could not have asked for a better return to the captaincy . Everything just looked and felt right.
Every side in the world will fear this England bowling attack if they keep doing what they've done over these first two Test matches.
Every side in the world will fear this England bowling attack if they keep doing what they have done over these first two Test matches. Yes, Pakistan are a poor side, but England have shown all the attributes that an elite attack needs.
By: Michael Vaughan
The strap-line that we constantly hear from the England and Wales Cricket Board chairman is that he wants cricket to be “the most inclusive sport” in the country.
