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Ashes
/ 9 years agoDIFFERENT ERAS, BUT VICTORY REMAINS SO SWEET
Comparisons between eras are often futile but I’m going to do it anyway, highlighting the differences and, where they occur, the...
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Ashes
/ 9 years agoStone the crows! Now it’s my time to make my Ashes Mark
Western Australia XI v England By Chris Stocks in Perth November 4-5, WACA JUST seven years after watching Alastair Cook win...
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Ashes
/ 9 years agoVAUGHAN’S ADVICE FOR SURVIVING GABBATOIR
Peter Hayter discovers that a former England captain offers hope for Brisbane but warns it’s going to be hostile Michael Vaughan,...
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/ 9 years agoHove remains the Wright home for Luke
By George Jones HE’S been at Sussex for 14 years already but Luke Wright believes his best years are still to...
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/ 9 years agoLion Jack is back –and has a few points to prove
By Jeremy Blackmore Jack of all trades: Spin king Jack Leach is back in the England Lions fold after a successful...
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/ 9 years agoMiddlesex had no hope of improving over-rate
MARTIN Carr’s claim that Middlesex’s points penalty was unjust totally ignores the findings of the ECB’s Tim O’Gorman – specifically that...
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/ 9 years agoMysteries of D/L method
I REALLY can’t understand the workings of the Duckworth/Lewis system. In the second Women’s ODI against Australia, a rain break caused...
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/ 9 years agoOh no, the game is shrinking further!
THERE are two things that have always concerned me about the rise of T20 cricket. To begin with, I have never...
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/ 9 years agoWho was warlike first?
WHAT an over reaction and waste of column inches devoted to David Warner’s comments about going to war with England. After...
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Women's Ashes
/ 9 years agoLancashire’s Second XI and England U19 are next aims
YOUNG GUN ED FLUCK Lancashire, Cheshire and Alderley Edge batsman Aged only 17 entering this past summer, Ed Fluck’s main objective...
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Women's Ashes
/ 9 years agoENGLAND IN PLAY AFTER SWEEPING THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS
Adam Collins looks at how the World Cup winners are leading the way when it comes to getting the sweep out...
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Featured
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/ 9 years agoMonty gets his skates on in pursuit of county call
@By Joshua Peck MONTY PANESAR is upping his fitness in an aim to return to county cricket – by participating in...
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Featured
/ 9 years agoIRONY OF CANDICE TRYING TO LAND AN EARLY KO
At a time when you wonder which will come first – the police making up their minds whether or not to...
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Features
/ 9 years agoHOW CRICKET HELPS EASE RWANDA’S PAIN
Charles Reynolds in Kigali discovers how ethnic and gender divides are being tackled at Rwanda’s spectacular new cricket ground Sweet charity:...
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/ 9 years agoSixes success has Hong Kong on alert for big names again
By Peter Miller All-round hero: Sohail Khan THE Hong Kong Sixes tournament, one of the more unique events on the cricketing...
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Features
/ 9 years agoIndian openers in record spree
INTERNATIONAL ROUND-UP By George Jones INDIA recorded their highest opening partnership in T20I cricket as Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan led...
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Features
/ 9 years agoIT’LL BE HUGE HOSTING PAKISTAN BUT JUSTWAIT ’TIL IT’S ENGLAND!
With Ireland set to make their debut at Test level in May at home to Pakistan, Saj Sadiq speaks to their...
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Features
/ 9 years agoSA T20 flop may mean ECB have missed the bus
The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN Packing them in: but can IPL scenes be repeated in ECB’s...
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/ 9 years agoEngland age-group games ‘not be-all and end-all’
THE performance of the England U17s in the World Cup in India last weekend has not only shone the spotlight on...
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/ 9 years agoEssex the next step for ambitious Coles
By Paul Eddison MATT COLES, by his own admission, is a “big guy” But he is confident that will not stop...
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/ 9 years agoProcter’s ‘hunger’ impresses Northants
By Joshua Peck Switch: Luke Procter BATSMAN Luke Procter has made his loan move to Northants permanent, signing a three-year deal...
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Ashes
/ 9 years agoI DIDN’T WALK OUT ON ENGLAND LAST TIME!
Sam Pilger finds Graeme Swann ready to talk about the 2013/4 disaster and why the tourists can win the Ashes now...


