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The Ashes winning captain believes that both Test and T20 cricket can play a part in the game's future but the authorities need to create a manageable schedule

In a year of major sporting events – the Commonwealth Games, the FIFA World Cup, cricket’s T20 World Cup, the Winter Olympics – conversations on greening such events are more essential than ever. While the Brisbane Olympics are a decade away, lessons from events like these need to be applied…

Cricket Australia unveiled its plan that features 10 priorities across four interrelated pillars

James Anderson will play his first Test match since his 40th birthday when England meet South Africa at Lord’s but he does not believe another fast bowler will be “stupid” enough to play until his age, given the rise of T20 cricket.

England seamer has said only Stuart Broad can match him and still be bowling in Tests at the age of 40 as franchise cricket is increasingly appealing for young quicks

Anderson will become the first England fast bowler to play Test cricket past the age of 40 since 1961 but he believes there won't be another to follow in his and Stuart Broad's steps

Speaking ahead of this week’s Lord’s Test against South Africa, Strauss acknowledged the established order was under threat

Sir Andrew Strauss has warned cricket’s authorities cannot afford to be “slow moving and have our heads in the sand” at a time of “unbelievable” change in the game.

Andrew Strauss has said ‘the cricket world is changing unbelievably quickly’ and the ECB needs be nimble and adaptable

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The equipment includes bikes, boxing gloves, cricket gear, martial arts mats and weights used at the Games, which came to an end last Monday.