Devansh Cox is the chief cricket writer for Dawn, Pakistan's leading English-language daily, where he covers the national team, the Pakistan Super League, and the socio-political undercurrents of the sport. With a family heritage tracing back to the British Raj and strong ties to the UK, Cox brings a unique cross-cultural lens to his reporting, often examining the experiences of South Asian cricketers in English county circuits. A Karachi native, he is known for his technical analysis of fast bowling and his deep access to team insiders. His work has been cited by the ICC and the BBC, and he is a regular guest on Test Match Special’s Pakistan coverage.

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Damien Wright leaves West Indies role to return to Tasmania as bowling coach

In an exciting development for Australian domestic cricket, Damien Wright leaves West Indies role to return to Tasmania as bowling coach, bringing his immense wealth of experience back to his home state. This key appointment marks a significant reunion for Tasmanian cricket, as the former Sheffield Shield-winning bowler steps back into the high-performance setup to guide the next generation of Tigers pacemen.

Vikram Singh · Jun 22, 2026
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Spencer Johnson: Walking away 3-0 in T20Is makes us very happy

Following a brilliant redemption spell in the third T20I against Bangladesh, Australian fast bowler Spencer Johnson: Walking away 3-0 in T20Is makes us very happy. After bouncing back from a tough outing to secure a record-breaking economical spell, the left-arm seamer reflected on Australia's successful adaptation to challenging subcontinental conditions and the emergence of exciting new talent.

Rohan Mehta · Jun 21, 2026
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Siddle, Pretorius, Short lead Unicorns to comfortable win

In an emphatic display of clinical cricket, Siddle, Pretorius, Short lead Unicorns to comfortable win as the San Francisco Unicorns chased down a target of 153 to secure their first victory of the Major League Cricket season against the Texas Super Kings.

Rohan Mehta · Jun 21, 2026
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Tongue: England have missed Stokes in The Oval Test

As England faces a challenging battle at The Oval, fast bowler Josh Tongue has become the first player to openly admit that Tongue: England have missed Stokes in The Oval Test after the captain's forced absence due to a disciplinary incident.

Rohan Mehta · Jun 21, 2026
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Hose, D’Oliveira show required grit in Worcestershire response on Day Two

A pivotal fourth-wicket stand, where Hose, D'Oliveira show required grit in Worcestershire response, has left their Rothesay County Championship Division Two encounter against Gloucestershire delicately balanced at the close of play on day two at Visit Worcestershire New Road. The resilient partnership played a critical role in stabilising the home side's innings after early setbacks.

Vikram Singh · Jun 20, 2026