Liam Jones

@ciarcarlin @NicholasEvans_ 😂

Bet his dad Gimme Some of that Marge is buzzing

@NicholasEvans_ @CricketopiaCom To keen to get to a barn dance, dropped a dolly at mid wicket 😂

Which is the easiest dropped catch ever? In 1993, Gatting dropped possibly the simplest catch in the history of Test cricket at silly point – one so straightforward the umpire raised his finger before the ball got to Gatting. The horror on his face as he searched desperately for the ball sums up the tour for him in India.

@footballontnt @JGP_10 @ieu_price 😳

Rudiger vs. Mbappe in Real Madrid training 😳

Never even liked tennis anyway.

I covered #England under 10 managers, including some caretakers, very august names and figures among them. Not one of them achieved what #GarethSouthgate has, some with potentially exceptional sides in 98, 06 and 10. (Venables might have, but couldn't swallow his pride and do a Euro 96 'audition', though it was really the FA suits fault for insisting he did.) Worth remembering too, that England failed to qualify for a Euros and three World Cups in the 70s, 80s and 90s. Not only is Southgate's record of achievement quite brilliant, he did it with enlightenment, by developing and empowering young men, showcasing them as shining representatives of a diverse and - largely - tolerant nation, partly bolstering a nation's self-esteem in some dark years and ridding the national team of a world-weariness. There are those who called him woke. He certainly woke English football. The 'Dear England' letter was a masterstroke. There were mistakes, moments he missed, opportunities that slipped through his fingers. He will surely reflect on them more than anybody. They are not for today, nor does today belong to those who have been vilifying this most honourable, articulate and steadfast of men for perceived failures that really aren't. Today is for him to be assured that those who have any realistic sense of English football's history and standing, and who appreciate a return to being able to hold heads high, are humbly grateful for his eight years of inspired, yeoman service.

Our greatest sportsman ever…..Jimmy Anderson 🐐

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗛𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝘀𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗿𝘂𝗻 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗲𝘀! 🏏 Just watch this final over... Harry Brook take a bow! 👏 #WIvENG

@JGP_10 @ieu_price

@Parks19_6 Have you seen his catch tonight mate….he’s a freak

@cricbuzz @NicholasEvans_ @kithughes03 @ol_hughes1 @bridyer08 @Joner13 @mattios2006 Digger

This run out 👀

@Parks19_6 It was as bad as Owen Farrells on the weekend wasn’t it.

This England team ❤️🏏

Disagree. Without the declaration you could argue we would never have been in the position to win the test. We needed 3 wickets with Aus still 70 runs away and we dropped Carey, Cummins and Lyon. Think that probably had a bigger influence.

The series deserved a finale and was shaping up to surpass 05 for me. 4 amazing tests and this England team are just a joy to watch. F**king British weather 😂

£10 on YJB to score a ton in this test now 🙌🏼

@Parks19_6 Me either mate. Tune in 10:30 on Wednesday and see what happens I reckon 😂

I’ve seen the future and his name is Harry Cherrington Brook 🏏

@Parks19_6 Absolutely. Don’t think I’ve been dismissed this season by anyone who’s hit 45mph 😂

Mark Wood, that was superb. Fast bowling like that is just beautiful 🚀🚀