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England has secured a 2-0 series lead against Pakistan as interim coach Marcus Trescothick praises a four-man pace attack. The group is delivering in home conditions, with Ollie Robinson's control and Archer, Tongue, and Atkinson offering varied pace. The squad is aiming to complete a 3-0 whitewash in the third Test at Edgbaston.
England’s search for a new red-ball coach is nearing a resolution as Stephen Fleming emerges as the frontrunner, with interviews underway following Brendon McCullum’s departure. A decisive appointment could shape the team’s direction ahead of next year’s fixtures.
The England men's cricket set-up is reviewing the feasibility of a dual-head-coach model, with Brendon McCullum continuing to run the white-ball sides while a new red-ball coach may oversee the Test team. Simon Langer has expressed interest but has not engaged; talks are at an exploratory stage. A decision will shape England's preparation for the 2027 Ashes.
England has named a 16-man squad for the first two Tests against Pakistan, with Joe Root returning as captain. Jordan Cox is moved to No. 3, while Dan Lawrence is slated at No. 6. Bethell misses the series through knee injury, and Ollie Pope provides batting cover. Stephen Fleming is not yet in post, with Trescothick acting as interim coach.
England has abolished the midnight curfew for both Test and white-ball squads as a new leadership era under Joe Root and Stephen Fleming begins. The move aims to foster adult responsibility and a cohesive culture ahead of a three-Test series against Pakistan at Headingley.
England has built a 195-run lead at Headingley as Jordan Cox leads a productive day with 73, Brook and Lawrence adding half-centuries, while Usman claims wickets for Pakistan. Sam Curran faces a groin injury and will miss the third Test.