Paul Newman is a Cricket Correspondent at Mail Sport. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, while also delving into sports business and regional interests. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Daily Mail, and El Dorado Sun Newspaper.
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Paul Newman's articles mainly cover sports, specifically cricket. His focus includes event coverage and expert commentary related to cricket, the England cricket team, World Cup events, coaching, and player injuries.
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This week England's Test side will return to the field for the first time since their Bazball world came crashing down in the Ashes.
By: Paul Newman
The Sussex bowler, playing his first Test for 28 months, took three wickets in his opening over as the hosts fought back against New Zealand
The 'home of cricket' is also due to host Pakistan and a women's Test against India, but the quality of the strip has become a major concern
By: Paul Newman
Play was limited to only 9.4 overs on day three at Lord's to leave a large Saturday crowd frustrated and the players twiddling their thumbs
By: Paul Newman
The ground's surface has been heavily criticised for offering too much assistance to bowlers
By: Paul Newman
Bazball 3.0 is off to a winning start as New Zealand were comfortably seen off on day four at Lord's
By: Paul Newman
The ECB should ask Joe Root to return as interim leader to try to bring some calm leadership to what has, again, become a very unsteady ship
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The managing director of England men's cricket offered Stokes no assurances that he would captain his country again as he spoke at the Oval
By: Paul Newman
When Rob Key paired Ben Stokes with Brendon McCullum four years ago and urged supporters to "strap yourself in and enjoy the ride", he could not have envisaged it ending with such an almighty crash.
