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/ 9 years agoTest structure not perfect but welcome
IT WAS great to see Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka play out an enthralling Test match in Colombo which Sri Lanka eventually...
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/ 9 years agoLET’S REVEL IN LEGEND OF BOTHAM, 40 YEARS ON
Peter Hayter looks back to the day at Trent Bridge in 1977 that England’s greatest all-rounder burst into public consciousness Finale:...
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/ 9 years agoEranga’s bowling is now legal
By Seth Francis SRI Lanka’s Shaminda Eranga can continue bowling after his action was cleared by the ICC. Eranga’s action was...
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/ 9 years agoWE MUST LEARN WHEN TO SOAK UP PRESSURE
Waiting for a chance: Mark Stoneman is a good player of the short ball and a good driver PICTURE: Getty Images...
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/ 9 years agoHOT HOWELL HAS DROPPED ENGLAND HINT
I FLY to the Caribbean next week in preparation for the CPL, where I will be coach of Jamaica Tallawahs, so...
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/ 9 years agoWere you doing bowling changes by number, Joe?
The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events With two more Tests to come, England suddenly look more like a rabble...
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/ 9 years agoIF BEEFY COULD BE A BLOCKER, YOUR LOT CAN, JOE…
Yes, he could defend, too! Ian Botham battles it out for England against Pakistan in 1987 PICTURE: Getty Images Now that...
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/ 9 years agoONE-DAY MINDSET IS CREATING PANIC WHEN GOING GETS TOUGH
Derek Pringle suggests that the play-without-fear credo does not work in a nuanced contest such as a Test match After a...
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/ 9 years agoPringle column: Being hit by a ball is often an unavoidable thing
By Derek Pringle For those doubting the destructive power of a cricket ball to damage, both physically and psychologically, look no...
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/ 9 years agoEngland look to banish memories of 2016 as Women’s World Cup draws big media audience
By Alison Mitchell England’s thrilling three-run victory over Australia in Bristol was worth far more than the two points on offer...
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/ 9 years agoManthorp column: Faf back to steer Proteas back on course
Welcome return of Faf du Plessis will bring South Africa to the party
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/ 9 years agoCAPTAIN MARVEL RETURNS TO STEER HIS SHIP
In safe hands: Faf du Plessis has earned a fine reputation as captain of South Africa’s Test side PICTURE: Getty Images...
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/ 9 years agoTOO MUCH TECHNO IS SPOILING LOVE FOR THE GAME
Keeping quiet: But there will be no Kagiso Rabada in the second Test after receiving a ban for his send-off for...
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/ 9 years agoBOWLERS NEED TO BE EXTRA SHARP IN THIS GAME
Out for the season: Luke Fletcher will not play again for Notts in 2017 after his head injury against Warwickshire PICTURE:...
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/ 9 years agoCricket will have to be quick on its feet to cash in on new media
By Richard Edwards Through the lens: We may be viewing cricket differently in the future THE way that cricket sells its...
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/ 9 years agoSORRY, FAF, IT’S NOT EASY TO TURN THE TABLES OVER HERE
Derek Pringle looks back at history to suggest that South Africa may find it difficult to overturn an early series deficit...
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/ 9 years agoShahzad makes for the exit at Sussex
By Seth Williams FORMER England bowler Ajmal Shahzad is looking for a new county after leaving Sussex with immediate effect. Shahzad,...
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/ 9 years agoDawson to seek advice from spin king Warne
By Seth Francis ONE of England’s chief tormentors from years gone by could be a key part of the Three Lions’...
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/ 9 years agoCOOK’S OPENING UP FOR A RUN SURGE
Chris Stocks speaks to Alastair Cook about life after the England captaincy and his thoughts on their misfiring top-order On top...
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/ 9 years agoNOW, NOW, WE MUST NOTOFFEND VIEWERS AT HOME…
MARTIN JOHNSON Of all the innovations that have enhanced the cricketing experience for television viewers in recent times – DRS, Spidercam,...
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/ 9 years agoKELLY’S THE HERO FOR SUPER TODS
Graceful: Kelly Smuts in action for the Warriors back home in South Africa We are delighted that The Cricket Paper, Haresfoot...
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/ 9 years agoBEING HIT BY A BALL CAN NOT OFTEN BE AVOIDED
Pace ace: Fast bowlers like Andy Roberts first made their mark on batsmen in the early 1970s PICTURE: Getty Images For...
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/ 9 years ago‘There’ll be no substitute for losing Younis and Misbah’
Saj Sadiq speaks to Yasir Shah on life after Misbah, life at Kent and how he is desperate to break back...
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/ 9 years agoZim look up to the Test after thrilling in one-dayers
SRI LANKA v ZIMBABWE By Matt Bishop THEY arrived in Sri Lanka ranked 11th in the world, having just been beaten...
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/ 9 years agoViewpoint: Top three must begin to deliver for Bayliss
(Photo: Getty Images) Derek Pringle on England’s bad habit of misfiring starts to their Test innings… It was Michael Atherton, the...

