Ian Bell

Delhi Capitals assistant coach Ian Bell acknowledged the team's inconsistency has hampered their playoff chances, admitting they failed to seize crucial moments in tight games. Despite this, Bell emphasized the players' motivation to finish the season strongly.

Rajasthan Royals' 15-year-old batting sensation, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, is drawing significant fan attention with his aggressive style and impressive strike rate of 236.55. He has amassed 440 runs and smashed 40 sixes in 11 IPL games. Coaches emphasize letting him enjoy his batting while acknowledging the challenges of evolving against future opposition.

IPL 2026 begins March 28 with Royal Challengers Bengaluru facing Sunrisers Hyderabad. All teams have finalised coaching staffs featuring experienced names. Andy Flower leads RCB, Stephen Fleming heads CSK, while Mahela Jayawardene guides MI. Other teams also boast strong coaching setups, setting the stage for a competitive season.

Ian Bell chose to rub it in as England launched their preparation for the fourth Test match against India at Old Trafford after five days of rest and recreation.

West Indies were 127 for five off 23 overs in reply to England's 288 for six, a deficit of 161 runs, when rain stopped play in the first ODI on Saturday.

Ian Bell rediscovered his form with sparkling 167 as England piled up a mammoth first innings total of 569/7 to take control of the third Test.

Former England batsman Ian Bell on Saturday announced his decision to retire from professional cricket.

Former England cricketer Ian Bell has been appointed as an assistant coach for Melbourne Renegades in the upcoming Big Bash League season 13. Bell has 287 games with England across all formats and has previously worked with England Under-19s, Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred, and Chennai Braves in the Abu Dhabi T10 League. Bell's coaching experience comes from his distinguished career.

Former England batsman Ian Bell on Wednesday signed a one-year extension with county club Warwickshire to the end of the 2021 season.

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting feels that the year-end home series against India will not only be a keen contest but would also be a lot different.

Heavy rain and a huge puddle on the boundary prevented play in the fourth Test for almost 3 hours Friday, frustrating England's attempts to build a substantial lead over India.

Captain Eoin Morgan said that England will not take India for granted when the two clash in the last Triseries league match at WACA on Friday.

Former England batsman Ian Bell says playing cricket behind closed doors is "hard to imagine" and "not ideal" but players will have to get used to it for the foreseeable future.

"I can't imagine an Indian side without Rishabh Pant in it," says former England batsman Ian Bell and calls the swashbuckling wicketkeeper-batsman a "rare talent", who played with a lot of maturity against the Englishmen recently. Making a comeback into the Indian white-ball side, Pant was promoted to No. 4 and the 23-year-old did not disappoint. He scored half centuries in the two ODIs.

The Dubai Capitals triumphed over the Gulf Giants by five wickets in their ILT20 Season 3 campaign, with Dasun Shanaka's explosive 34 off 10 balls leading the charge. Coach Ian Bell praised the team's adaptability to diverse pitch conditions. Key contributions from Shai Hope and Sikandar Raza were crucial in setting the stage for victory.

Ian Bell and James Anderson, heroes of England's 14-run win over Australia in the first Ashes Test, made impressive gains in the latest ICC Test Rankings.

Graeme Swann considers his teammates Andrew Strauss, Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott 'ugliest' top-three in the world and he wouldn't pay to watch them.

Cricket Australia has failed to find the source of an offensive tweet on its official account during the team's second Ashes Test match against England at Lord's.

R Ashwin, who on Monday scored a century to become the first Indian player to score a hundred and take five wickets in an innings of a Test for a third time, earned effusive praise from former cricketers. Ashwin took five wickets for 43 in England's first innings on Sunday, the second day of the second Test, and followed it up with 106 on Monday. It was his fifth Test ton.

Alastair Cook said Tuesday the prospect of being the first England side to win a home Ashes series 4-0 was a spur as they prepared for the fifth and final Test against Australia at The Oval.