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Columnists
/ 1 month agoDerek Pringle: Single-minded Jordan Cox shows his value to evolving England
Jordan Cox’s composed 73 against Pakistan underlined his adaptability and growing value to England, with Derek Pringle assessing where the versatile...
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Features
/ 1 month agoStreet cricket in Stockton giving children a chance to shine
Chance to Shine’s Street cricket clubs are bringing cricket to young people in areas where it otherwise might not be accessible
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Columnists
/ 1 month agoLauren Winfield-Hill: Lord’s let-down amid Phoebe Litchfield controversy in The Hundred final
Lauren Winfield-Hill reflects on SunRisers Leeds’ disappointing Hundred final defeat, Phoebe Litchfield’s controversial dismissal and Alice Capsey’s England wicketkeeping chance.
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Featured
/ 1 month agoDaniel Norcross: Speaking a different language
Daniel Norcross on the added challenge facing commentators during the height of cricket season and how The Hundred is self-sabotaging its...
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Features
/ 1 month agoInside The Mind: Mark Alleyne
The most successful white-ball captain in the history of county cricket speaks to Jo Harman-McGowan about the glory years at Gloucestershire,...
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Columnists
/ 1 month agoMark Butcher: Muddled England struggle to fill the Ben Stokes void
Mark Butcher questions England’s muddled squad for the Pakistan Test series, with the former international unconvinced Dan Lawrence can help fill...
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Columnists
/ 1 month agoDerek Pringle: Joe Root’s authenticity can repair fractured England
Derek Pringle believes Joe Root’s authenticity will be crucial as he returns to the England captaincy, with his ability to manage...
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Featured
/ 1 month agoMAGICIANS OF THE SHIRES
TWO CRICKET men, with bowling at their core, sadly passed away last week. One was Henry Pryor, the inventor of the...
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Features
/ 1 month agoSACA REMITLY CUP – WORMSLEY HOSTS THE NEXT GENERATION
By Tawhid Qureshi It’s the time of year when cricket tournaments, professional or otherwise, are heading to a conclusion throughout the...
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Columnists
/ 1 month agoLauren Winfield-Hill: SunRisers shining brightly as they aim for the title
Lauren Winfield-Hill reflects on SunRisers Leeds' run to the Hundred final, the performances of England spin prospect Hannah Baker, and vying...
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Columnists
/ 1 month agoKatya Witney: A little bit of needle goes a long way
Katya Witney looks back at Trent Boult’s exchange with Jonny Bairstow in this year’s The Hundred and considers what moments of...
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Features
/ 1 month agoWaqar Younis lifts the lid on touring England
Pakistan great Waqar Younis shares his memories of career-defining England tours, mastering his craft in the longer format and insight into...
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Features
/ 1 month agoEngland vs Pakistan: When the ‘cornered tigers’ became unpredictable
How an unforgettable Sunday at Lord's in 1992 gave birth to the mythology of 'unpredictable Pakistan'
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Columnists
/ 2 months agoMark Butcher: Stephen Fleming is a sound choice but ‘stopgap’ England captain Joe Root faces an uphill battle
Mark Butcher welcomes Stephen Fleming’s appointment as England Test coach but questions the decision to hand Joe Root the captaincy.
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Columnists
/ 2 months agoRichard Clarke: Joe Denly is one of a dying breed
With his arms folded, a matter-of-fact manner and sporting a physique much younger than his four decades, Joe Denly did not...
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Columnists
/ 2 months agoLauren Winfield-Hill: Women coaching men – the next big barrier
Lauren Winfield-Hill argues cricket must do more to normalise women coaching in men’s teams and believes The Hundred can help break...
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Features
/ 2 months agoECB to get more women into cricket coaching
Evan Gallagher reports on the body’s efforts to create a more structured route into coaching
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Features
/ 2 months agoPakistan’s bad hair day and the saga of ’06 series against England
Ahead of Pakistan’s latest tour of England, Jo Harman-McGowan revisits the infamous series of 20 years ago when ball-tampering allegations led...
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Annie Chave
/ 2 months agoAnnie Chave: The great divide threatening county cricket’s future
The One-Day Cup is offering England’s next generation a vital platform, but Annie Chave fears the competition is becoming caught between...
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Columnists
/ 2 months agoKatya Witney: Women’s Blast gets lost in the mayhem
Less than a week before the start of The Hundred, women’s T20 Blast Finals Day played out at The Oval. If...
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Columnists
/ 2 months agoLauren Winfield-Hill: The Hundred tinkering could benefit England’s next generation
Lauren Winfield-Hill argues The Hundred must find a better balance between attracting overseas stars and giving England’s domestic talent a chance...
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Features
/ 2 months agoKP Snacks Fund to support ECB Cricket Cities programme
KP Snacks has announced the launch of The KP Snacks Everyone In Fund that will support the ECB’s Cricket Cities Programme...
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England News
/ 2 months agoWill Jacks: “I know if I do get another chance, it’s going to be easier than the Ashes”
Phil Walker chats to Will Jacks about establishing his new role in England's white-ball sides, Harry Brook's captaincy and ambitions for...
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Columnists
/ 2 months agoMark Butcher: Sir Garfield Sobers in a league of his own
Mark Butcher pays tribute to Sir Garfield Sobers’ unmatched brilliance and questions the ICC’s controversial new format for the 50-over World...
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Features
/ 2 months agoOld Imperials CC set for landmark tour to Mongolia
Evan Gallagher speaks to players from Old Imperials CC ahead of an exciting venture East

