Scyld Berry is the Chief Cricket Writer at The Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, team and individual sports, and the sports business. Scyld's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including ESPN India Ad Solutions, Yahoo News UK, The Sydney Morning Herald, and many others.
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Scyld Berry's coverage primarily focuses on cricket, with a national (United Kingdom) geographic focus. He frequently covers ongoing events and may be particularly interested in pitches related to English and Australian cricket, as well as topics like Ben Stokes and umpiring controversies.
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By: Scyld Berry
Northamptonshire Steelbacks won the T20 Blast for the third time, and no county has won it more often.
It has been a historic month for women's cricket with a record-breaking T20 World Cup and first Test at Lord's , so what is next for the game?
When England and Australia were at low ebb in the 1980s, the pre-eminent Test series were between West Indies, the world champions, and Pakistan, the only country that could give them a game.
Exuding authority but not ostentatiously. The cynosure of all eyes when England are in the field. Often in the slips at the heart of decision-making.
By: Scyld Berry
Alcohol, in England and Australia, is as much a part of cricket as it is of Christmas. Not so in India and Pakistan.
The quality of English grounds will be a hot topic this week, as Headingley hosts the series opener against Pakistan, set against the backdrop of no Ashes Test north of Nottingham next summer.
Patriots may be quick to assume that England's re-booted, or rather re-Rooted, Test team are back on course after the Brendon McCullum era, or
By: Scyld Berry
England beat Pakistan comprehensively by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley thanks to a strong collective effort with the bat and Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue's seam bowling.
England beat Pakistan comprehensively by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley thanks to a strong collective effort with the bat and Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue's seam bowling.
Nobody in Australia will be able to sleep a wink for the next year. England's Test team is coming together nicely – having threatened to fall apart
