David Charlesworth is a Sports Journalist at PA. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and team sports, with a particular focus on sports business and broadcasting. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Evening Standard, Daily Mail, and Irish Examiner, among many others.
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David Charlesworth's coverage primarily consists of event coverage and evolving stories related to cricket, with a focus on the England and West Indies cricket teams. Given this, he may be interested in receiving pitches that offer insights or interviews related to ongoing T20 series matches, player performances, team strategies, and behind-the-scenes developments within these teams.
Pitches could also include analysis from experts or former players who can provide commentary on match outcomes, individual player performances, or broader trends within the sport of cricket. Additionally, offering access to exclusive interviews with cricket players involved in these events might align well with David's coverage focus.
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By: David Charlesworth
An unbroken last-wicket stand of 89 guided Pakistan to a one-wicket win.
England have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory again to leave their tri-series final hopes hanging by a thread as Shadab Khan's heroics rescued a stunning one-wicket win for Pakistan.
By: David Charlesworth
Rashid needs 26 more dismissals to become England's all-time leading one-day wicket-taker.
By: David Charlesworth
David Charlesworth Liam Dawson insisted he is not drawing any conclusions from usurping Adil Rashid as England's frontline spinner in Pakistan.
Read this exciting story from Birmingham Mail October 26, 2026 issue. ENGLAND snatched defeat from the jaws of victory again to leave their tri-series final hopes hanging by a thread as Shadab Khan’s heroics rescued a stunning one-wicket win for Pakistan.
By: David Charlesworth
LIAM DAWSON insisted he is not drawing any conclusions from usurping Adil Rashid as England’s frontline spinner in Pakistan.
For more than a decade, Rashid has been one of the first names on England's team-sheet in the white-ball formats and he needs 26 more dismissals to become their all-time leading one-day wicket-taker.
By: David Charlesworth
McCullum feels he and Fleming “work very well together”. Brendon McCullum is convinced his close bond with “older brother” Stephen Fleming means they can succeed as dual England coaches where others have failed.
By: David Charlesworth
BRENDON McCULLUM is convinced his close bond with “older brother” Stephen Fleming means they can succeed as dual England coaches where others have failed.
BRENDON McCullum is convinced his close bond with ‘older brother' Stephen Fleming means they can succeed as dual England coaches where others have failed.
