The England opener’s aggressive innings inspired a colossal winning chase against India to take a 1-0 lead in the series and, ...

Ben Duckett's magnificent 149 leads England to chase down 371 and beat India by five wickets in a thrilling final day of the first Test at Headingley.

Ben Duckett would be infuriating to bowl at and is establishing himself as one of the best all-format batters in the world, writes Jonathan Agnew.

That is according to Ben Duckett, who said he had "goosebumps" watching Pope celebrate his ninth Test century after putting on 122 with him for the second wicket.

Michael Vaughan praised England star Ben Duckett as the best batter across formats at present. Duckett scored 62 and 149 in the two innings as England won by 5 wickets. Aakash Chopra noted Duckett ...

Some of England ’s greatest Test batters have been lining up to heap praise on Ben Duckett – but the left-hander puts his magical moment at Headingley down to banishing his ego. Duckett ...

Special things happen here. The most memorable are Stokes' win and the famous 1981 Ashes comeback victory, inspired by Ian Botham and Bob Willis' iconic performances. Another special performance came ...

But now that role appears to have been assumed by Ben Duckett, whose superb 149 underpinned England's largely routine chase of 371 - their second-highest in Tests - versus India at Headingley.

NASSER HUSSAIN: Ben Duckett would feature heavily in the conversation - alongside the likes of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rachin Ravindra - when considering the best multi-format batsman right now.

Ben Duckett reverse swept once, twice, three times. And eventually 12. A modern man, conquering the most traditional role in Test cricket – opening the batting – in the least traditional of ways.

Ben Duckett believes a change of mindset has inspired his successful return to Test cricket after a brilliant century laid the foundation for England's remarkable win in their series opener with ...

Ben Duckett would be infuriating to bowl at and is establishing himself as one of the best all-format batters in the world, writes Jonathan Agnew.