Nick Howson is a Digital Editor at The Cricketer. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including team and individual sports, and has reported on major events such as the Ashes and the Rugby World Cup, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and sports business. Nick has been featured in The Cricketer.
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Nick Howson's coverage primarily focuses on cricket, with an emphasis on event coverage, evolving stories, and breaking news related to the sport. His articles feature a mix of player-related news, match analysis, and broader issues affecting the game.
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NICK HOWSON AT THE KIA OVAL: Jamie Porter and Sam Cook keep things tight on a balanced second day under the South London sun
Chris Green will join Lancashire ahead of schedule to help cover for the string of injuries to beset the men's team.
Somerset have signed Jordan Hermann to bolster their injury-hit batting reserves for the County Championship.
New Zealand have set England 211 to win the first international of the summer at Chester-le-Street.
England kicked off the international summer with a nervy one-wicket win against New Zealand in a thrilling first ODI at Chester-le-Street.
A sixth double century for the left-handed batter, amid an encouraging start to the season for Nottinghamshire, means he is primed to keep his place in the Test XI
By: Nick Howson
New Zealand completed a fine comeback to win the three-Test series against England courtesy of a victory by 160 runs at Trent Bridge.
England Men will face the Prime Minister's XI in a pink-ball warmup fixture ahead of the 150th anniversary Test against Australia at the MCG.
By: Nick Howson
Great Britain will be represented when cricket returns to the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028.
By: Nick Howson
The Men's T20 Blast quarter-finals face being moved to ensure they do not clash with England's potential World Cup semi-final.
