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/ 7 years agoLiam holding the key for England success
By Richard Edwards On fire: Liam Plunkett was in top form for England during the recent 5-0 drubbing of Australia PICTURE:...
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/ 7 years agoWright: I am only focused on Bears
By Richard Paine Leaving: Chris Wright WARWICKSHIRE seamer Chris Wright has insisted that it’s business as usual for the rest of...
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Featured
/ 7 years agoGREATEST GAME HAS WINNERS AND LOSERS
MARTIN JOHNSON (The commemoration game, that is) You’d have thought, would you not, that if you were famous enough to have...
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ICC Rankings
/ 7 years agoTHIS INDIAN SUMMER WILL PROVIDE REAL CHALLENGE
The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN At last! Some real cricket again. After the infuriating two-Test series...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 7 years agoDulash has become new Sheriff in town
By Andy Baber WITH almost 300 runs in his last three innings, it’s safe to say Sheriff Hutton Bridge batsman Dulash...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 7 years agoWestbury in World walk out Cup row
By Richard Dore THEY mooted the idea of rescheduling the Wimbledon men’s final and the T20 Blast saw fixtures rearranged but...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 7 years agoHebbar’s holding his own over at Penrith
By Max Chesterton ASHWIN Hebbar has made quite a splash since joining Northern Premier League outfit Penrith. The 22-year-old Indian allrounder...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 7 years agoRed cards at the ready for umpires
By Chris Bolton YELLOW and red cards can now be dished out in the Southern Premier League after chairman Steve Vear...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 7 years agoHeriot’s heroes opening up
By Gary Heatly HERIOT’S captain Keith Morton hailed the record breaking partnership of 305 runs between Hayes van der Berg and...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 7 years agoCricket comes as he joins up first for Hart with old pals
By Charlie Peat Sweden can wait: Former England keeper Joe Hart turned out for Shrewsbury last weekend YOU might think Joe...
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Features
/ 7 years agoLEWIS: ENGLAND CAN CONQUER THE WORLD
Richard Edwards talks to former England star Chris Lewis about his World Cup memories – and his hopes for the future…...
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Features
/ 7 years agodisability cricket
We’ve got to be street fighters like our rivals THIS WEEK…England Physical Disability (captain) ENGLAND’S Physical Disability side took on Pakistan...
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Features
/ 7 years agoEven the fast men should lose fear of getting carted
Garfield Robinson detects a necessary change of strategy that would have shocked the great West Indies quicks of the past If...
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/ 7 years agoWANT INNOVATION? JUST CALL UP A WICKETKEEPER
Isabelle We s tbury Changed the role of the keeper: Adam Gilchrist redefined cricket with his high-class batting on top of...
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Features
/ 7 years agoBoys of ‘66 who could have starred at cricket
Richard Edwards looks at the cricketing prospects of two of England’s footballing heroes from 52 years ago World Cup winners: Bobby...
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Cricket Paper
/ 7 years agoBig runs are just around the corner says Billings
By Luke Baker BEING trounced in the One-Day Cup final, averaging fewer than 14 in the IPL, dropped by England and...
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Cricket Paper
/ 7 years agoTwo Bens aiming to turn the tide for Steelbacks
By Richard Dore Out to attack: Ben Duckett has been in fine form with the bat. Inset: Ben Stokes in action...
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Cricket Paper
/ 7 years agoTon-up Denly follows it up with hat-trick!
By Charlie Talbot-Smith Three-mendous! Joe Denly celebrates his hat-trick for Kent SOUTH GROUP ROUND-UP JOE DENLY accomplished something that had never...
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Cricket Paper
/ 7 years agoGalloping Guptill roaring on Rapids
By Andy Baber NORTH GROUP ROUND-UP Finesse: Martin Guptill guides the ball down to third man for Rapids AFTER guiding Worcestershire...
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News
/ 7 years agoRevitalised Klinger still loving life in the fast lane
By Charlie Talbot-Smith HE MIGHT have just turned 38, but Michael Klinger insists his sixth summer at Gloucestershire is not going...
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Cricket Paper
/ 7 years agoHiggins on cue as Kent fail to do the running
By Charlie Bennett VITALITY BLAST: In vain: Heino Kuhn’s 44 wasn’t enough for Kent GLOUCESTERSHIRE finished bottom of the South Group...
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/ 7 years agoSubscriptions…
Postal subscription rates for The Cricket Paper are £20 for ten issues, £40 for 20 issues, or £80 for 40 issues,...
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/ 7 years agoArcher is ‘once in lifetime cricketer’
By Dan Barnes Huge praise: Jofra Archer, has earned plaudits from Laurie Evans PICTURES: Getty Images IT’S nigh on impossible not...
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Features
/ 7 years agoMulti-talented!but was the ‘cream’ of but old denis of the crop!
With a nation going football crazy, Derek Pringle looks at the stars who excelled in both our summer and winter sports...
