Chris Stocks is a Cricket Correspondent at The i Paper. He has covered the England men's cricket team extensively for over a decade, focusing on major events such as Ashes tours and world tournaments, while also exploring themes in competitive sports and sports business. Chris's work has been featured in The i Paper, MSN, and NewsBreak.
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Chris Stocks predominantly covers sports, with a strong focus on cricket. He often provides event coverage and analyzes evolving stories related to the England Cricket Team, Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup, and player performances.
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England fast bowler on injury, being dropped and the new coach
The key to this potential comeback is not the new Test coach, but the new captain
By: Chris Stocks
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In any other country, a bowler of such skill would have been treasured for years
The voice of BBC's Test Match Special explains why he felt like a fraud after the 1985 Ashes, his toughest opponent and why Nelson Mandela was the worst interview he'she's done
Administrators need to make an example of Brydon Carse, the latest England player to be caught up in a late-night scandal
The opener's glaring weakness has been exposed and picked apart at the highest level
England are on course to hammer Pakistan again, but the margin of victory does nothing more than to illustrate the global game's growing problem
Their ruthless victory over Pakistan shows they will manage just fine without Ben Stokes
The England captain keeps getting out the same way and needs to find a solution before a key series against South Africa this winter
