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Captain Alastair Cook scored 64 as England got the win it needed to guarantee a place in cricket’s Champions Trophy semifinals, beating New Zealand by 10 runs.
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England beat Australia by 48 runs in the opening game for both teams in the International Cricket Council’s Champions Trophy tournament.
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Ravi Bopara and Tim Bresnan were returned to the England cricket squad for the one-day series against New Zealand and next month’s ICC Champions Trophy.
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Nottinghamshire batsman James Taylor is set to make his Test debut for England against South Africa as the hosts aim to rally from their innings defeat in the opening match.
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England named Ravi Bopara in a 13- man squad for the first cricket Test against South Africa, starting July 19 at the Oval in London. Jonny Bairstow was left out.
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Alex Hales hit the highest score by an Englishman in Twenty20 internationals as the hosts beat West Indies by seven wickets today.
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England beat India by six wickets in a rain-shortened one-day international cricket match in Cardiff, sending the visitors home at the end of their tour without a win against the hosts.
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Eoin Morgan keeps his place in England’s 12-man squad for the first of four cricket Tests against Pakistan in Nottingham, starting in four days.
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Ian Bell top-scored for England as it beat South Africa by six wickets in the fourth one-day international to take a 2-1 lead in the cricket series with one match to play.
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Jonathan Trott’s battling 86 helped England set Sri Lanka 230 to win their Cricket World Cup quarterfinal.
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