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England are returning to India for the Cricket World Cup - the scene of their most surprising defeat in ODI cricket, which came against Ireland in Bangalore in March 2011

James Anderson has played Test matches on his home ground of Old Trafford before and boasts an impressive record, but he has never taken a five-wicket haul and will be looking to reach that elusive milestone in this week's Ashes Test

It is the fifth annual Red for Ruth day, which sees Lord's cricket ground turn red to raise money for the Ruth Strauss Foundation which was launched by ex-England captain Sir Andrew Strauss following the tragic death of his wife

England's Ashes captain Ben Stokes has insisted cricket "needs to celebrate diversity" in a statement in the light of the ICEC report into discrimination in cricket

England legend Sir Andrew Strauss has hailed the 'Bazball' approach that Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have pioneered, admitting that he wishes his side had attempted to play in a similar fashion

Ruth Strauss died in December 2018, a year after receiving the shock diagnosis of lung cancer and Andrew Strauss has set up a charity in her honour, which will be on show at Lord's during the Ashes

The Aussies love putting the Poms in their place from the first ball of an Ashes series, but it hasn't always been one-way traffic - the Baggy Greens came unstuck at Edgbaston in 1997 and, for two sessions at least, at Lord's 18 years ago

Australia legend Shane Warne brutally sledged England opener Andrew Strauss during the 2005 Ashes, calling him 'Darryl' after his bunny Darryl Cullinan and even branding him "f***ing s***"

Flower has a gap in his schedule between the IPL and The Hundred which allows him to give the Aussies the benefit of his knowledge

Chairs and Chief Executives are regularly consulted and have huge influence on domestic cricket decisions but they are rarely former players

Former England captain Sir Andrew Strauss addressed the issue of dressing room behaviour in the sport in his Marylebone Cricket Club Cowdrey lecture on Thursday