This week's highlights (May 16-22, 2016)

Andrew Strauss hopes his Super Series concept will help in the fight to save Test cricket as it comes under increasing pressure from Twenty20.

Thieves snatched a life-saving defibrillator from a cricket club – which had been bought following tireless fundraising by members.

The device cost Long Eaton Cricket Club more than £1,100 with members fundraising for months to get the cash.

The Young Master. It was a phrase included casually this week, in passing, to describe Joe Root in a piece by Scyld Berry, the Telegraph cricket writer – also from Sheffield, as it happens, although no-one would accuse him of parochialism.

England's Sarah Taylor is taking an indefinite break from cricket for personal reasons.

The wicketkeeper-batter, 26, has been a key part of the England set-up since making her international debut in 2006.

The West Indies have confirmed all 10 matches of the upcoming one-day international tri-series with Australia and South Africa will be day-night fixtures, meaning games will be played in a much friendlier time slot for Australian viewers.