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Derek Pringle
/ 5 years agoIT’S NOTHING LIKE THE CARNAGE OF KARACHI!
DEREK PRINGLE @derekpringle Devastation: The aftermath of the riot in Karachi in 1969 which forced the abandonment of the Test between...
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/ 5 years agoRAMIZ NEXT ABOARD THE PAKISTAN TRAIN
TRISTAN LAVALETTE @trislavalette YOU can always bet on Pakistan being entertaining – on-andoff field. Ahead of a crux T20 World Cup...
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/ 5 years agoAN ACTION TO MAKE PURISTS SCREAM
PETER HAYTER @phaytercricket In the aftermath of defeat by India in the fourth Test at The Oval, England captain Joe Root...
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Derek Pringle
/ 5 years agoRISHABH’S FORM IS SIMPLY PANT-S!
DEREK PRINGLE Rishabh Pant is one of the most exciting batting talents in Indian cricket and was instrumental in his team’s...
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/ 5 years agoTHE MILKY BAR KID HAD ME FOOLED!
PETER HAYTER @phaytercricket An apology: along with no other newspapers or media outlets this column recently suggested that England had little...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoDale Steyn had traits of a true legend | Derek Pringle
Given better luck with injuries Dale Steyn could have been a rival for James Anderson for most wickets by a fast...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoICC must step in to support Afghanistan | Tristan Lavalette
I’ve been fortunate to spend some time around the Afghanistan cricket team over the years. The first time was in Perth...
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Derek Pringle
/ 5 years agoBEEFY WILL DEMAND RESULTS
DEREK PRINGLE Icon: Sir Ian Botham almost single-handedly won the 1981 Ashes – when Prime Minister Boris Johnson was just 17...
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/ 5 years ago‘LUCKY COUNTRY’ IN A RIGHT OLD MESS!
TRISTAN LAVALETTE Battling on: Australia’s David Warner bats at the Sydney Cricket Ground but such a sight is under threat this...
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/ 5 years agoPONGOING IS JUST NOT TEST CRICKET
PETER HAYTER @phaytercricket The debt England cricket owes to Sir Andrew Strauss is huge. As a Test batsman the Middlesex man...
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Adam Collins
/ 5 years agoNew Zealand star Suzie Bates is on the comeback trail | Adam Collins
On the face of it, Suzie Bates collecting 70 runs from 110 balls against a relatively inexperienced England ‘A’ team shouldn’t...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoJoe Root has all the attributes of a great | Derek Pringle
Joe Root had more support from England’s top-order batsmen against India at Headingley, but he continues to play the game on...
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Derek Pringle
/ 5 years agoFour bowlers can do the job for England | Derek Pringle
It is ten years since England became the No 1 Test team in world cricket, after trouncing MS Dhoni’s India four-nil....
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/ 5 years agoCRICKET BIDS FOR AN OLYMPIC BOW IN LA
TRISTAN LAVALETTE @trislavalette Of course, the ICC waited until the world was in the midst of Olympic fever to launch its...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoVirat Kohli is a friend for life | Peter Hayter
Donald Trump is not renowned for his love of cricket, but the great manipulator has always known how to play a...
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/ 5 years agoJimmy Anderson should have know it is a big boy’s game | Derek Pringle
DEREK PRINGLE I’M surprised that James Anderson, given his vast experience, doesn’t know that revenge is a dish best served cold....
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Adam Collins
/ 5 years agoFinding proof that it is possible to live in harmony | Adam Collins
The 2021 domestic schedule in England looked a fraught mess from the moment it was released, but it has only been...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoAll roads lead Down Under for Saqib Mahmood | Derek Pringle
England’s mounting injury problems almos saw Saqib Mahmood picked for the Lord’s Test against India, but James Anderson passed a late...
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/ 5 years agoRavi Bopara’s red-ball veto is a waste | The Grumbler
These days, Press releases rarely reveal actual news. Nine times out of ten, Twitter has forewarned us of anything truly interesting...
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/ 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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/ 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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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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Columnists
/ 5 years agoDemons choose random victims | Peter Hayter
HOW long after the news of Ben Stokes’ decision to take a break from cricket did it take for the name...
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/ 5 years agoThe Hundred at hit? Time will tell | Dan Whiting
FORMER Australian captain Ian Chappell sensationally dismissed The Hundred this week in a column on ESPN Cricinfo. Now a respected journalist...
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/ 5 years agoOllie Robinson is the gem who could thrive in Archer’s absence | Derek Pringle
LIKE so many redemption stories, New Zealand’s journey to becoming world Test champions was borne of calamity: the team’s dismissal for...

