News By The Cricket Paper Team
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Features
/ 5 years agoT20 creator: The Hundred can boost wider game
By Richard Edwards Lights, camera, action: The Hundred has brought the crowds in WHEN it comes to market forces and their...
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Women
/ 5 years agoHundred blow as Smriti and Kaur exit
TWO India stars will miss the end of the women’s Hundred, inflicting a crushing blow to the inaugural tournament. Southern Brave...
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Women
/ 5 years agoDUNKLEY DIPS FEET INTO NEW WATERS
Richard Edwards talks exclusively to England Women’s latest starlet, Sophia Dunkley History maker: Sophia Dunkley became the first black player to...
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/ 5 years agoSlow play is leaving fans short-changed
By Dan Whiting ENGLAND and India were docked 40 per cent of their match fee and two World Test Championship points...
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/ 5 years agoHogan, 40 agrees one more year
GLAMORGAN’S Australian fast bowler Michael Hogan is keen to continue playing for as long as he can. But, at the age...
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/ 5 years agoCapt Matt so happy to Wade in
AUSTRALIAN oneday captain Matthew Wade says he leapt at the chance to join Worcestershire for the 2022 season. Ashes hope Wade,...
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/ 5 years agoTymal has his eyes on Blast prize
TYMAL Mills hopes to celebrate his new T20 contract at Sussex by winning this season’s Blast. Mills has put pen to...
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/ 5 years agoBerkshire end Welsh hopes of a first trophy
National Counties By Paul Bolton HOLDERS Berkshire produced a typically resilient and resourceful performance to reach the final of the National...
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/ 5 years agoWindies atone for Brathwaite ‘mistake’
By Neil Harvey WEST INDIES captain Kraigg Brathwaite admitted he made a big mistake in going for the second run which...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoDid Tigers taming actually happen? | Tristan Lavalette
IT’S NEVER a nice time to be utterly humiliated, but an embarrassed Australia at least mostly escaped the wrath of their...
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Featured
/ 5 years agoBroadcast snub could be sign of the times
THERE was a time when you did not expect to see every cricket match your country played away from home, writes...
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/ 5 years agoWarren: ‘David Capel End’ will stand proud
NORTHAMP- TONSHIRE have named the Wantage Road End of their ground as the David Capel End in memory of their former...
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/ 5 years agoFixtures
SUNDAY AUGUST 15 ROYAL LONDON ONE-DAY CUP Quarterfinal -Surrey v Gloucestershire (11am start, Kia Oval, London) THE HUNDRED WOMEN: Trent Rockets...
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/ 5 years agoPears pay tribute to legend D’Oliveira
WORCESTER- SHIRE are to hold a fund raising dinner on October 8 to help pay for a memorial to New Road...
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/ 5 years agoKiwi Phillips aiming to turn the screw with the ball too
By Malhar Hathi ASK Glenn Phillips – the second highest run scorer in the T20 Blast this season at 55.55 at...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoHaseeb Hameed dismissal was a sign of nerves | Derek Pringle
It would have been the pounding blood in his head that disoriented Haseeb Hameed most, even more than the shock of...
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/ 5 years agoALL-ROUND INPUT OF JADEJA IS INVALUABLE
RAVINDRA Jadeja is one of those enterprising and combative players every side wishes it had. On paper, they don’t always find...
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/ 5 years agoECB boss ‘confident’ Ashes will go ahead despite players’ fears
ENGLAND and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Tom Harrison insists that he is “confident” this winter’s Ashes tour of Australia will...
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/ 5 years agoCricket has to take its golden Games chance, says Harrison
TOM HARRISON says the ECB will play a lead role in paving the way for cricket’s inclusion in the 2028 Olympics...
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/ 5 years agoCricket in prayer for Black Caps ace Cairns
CHRIS Cairns, the former New Zealand all-rounder, is in intensive care in Australia following two heart operations after collapsing in Canberra....
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/ 5 years agoShakib on a high after Aussie rout
SHAKIB Al Hasan said Bangladesh needed “no motivation” on their way to a first ever series victory over Australia. The Bangladesh...
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/ 5 years agoTHE DAY WHEN LORD’S BECAME A SEA OF RED
James Wallace embraces a day when cricket showed support for the Ruth Strauss Foundation ‘Her untimely death has paved the way...
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/ 5 years agoEngland rely too heavily on captain Root, accepts coach Silverwood
By Chris Stocks Saviour: Joe Root ENGLAND coach Chris Silverwood admitted his team rely too heavily on Joe Root after the...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoNo disgusted colonels this time, only sympathy | Peter Hayter
Reaction to the news that England’s Ashes tour might be under threat from players ruling themselves out of selection if their...
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/ 5 years agoDragons firing up to win a place in history
By Richard Edwards GLAMORGAN have been transporting their supporters back in time during their run to the Royal London Cup semi-finals....

