All posts tagged "Australia"
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Ashes
/ 8 years agoEngland will take Mo chance
ENGLAND are expected to take a gamble on the fitness of Moeen Ali for the second Test despite opting not to...
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/ 8 years agoTrott made it hell all-round for England in Adelaide
Author Steve Neal recounts the startling Test debut of a man who would go on to achieve cricketing immortality The English...
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/ 8 years agoWould switch to four days have enlivened Tests?
The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN Aussie joy: but it could have been frustration if Test had...
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/ 8 years agoDrink was once central to Ashes culture, now it has a dark side
Derek Pringle explains why the current tales of excess have handed the moral high ground to the Australians Get ready for...
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News
/ 8 years agoDizzy’s spinning at the prospect of putting smiles on faces at Hove
By Richard Edwards G’day mate! Jason Gillespie is back in county cricket with Sussex PICTURES: Getty Images JASON Gillespie is champing...
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/ 8 years agoBATTERED BY BORDER RAID
Paul Edwards continues his look into the Ashes archive and this week it’s a massive home reverse for England which marked...
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/ 8 years agoAussies try to up fear factor with talk of ‘quickest’ track
By Adam Collins THIS is not the Adelaide you remember. The last time England were here, it was the first time...
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/ 8 years agoIfs and butts of Ben and Jonny are keeping us in the pink…
Adam Collins and GeoffLemon, our two Aussie journos, fly into Adelaide for the second Test trying to digest the startling events...
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/ 8 years agoENGLAND CAN PREY ON OUR WEAKNESSES
Sam Pilger speaks to Adam Voges, who hails the performances of two of his old Western Australian team-mates in the first...
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/ 8 years agoTHERE ARE PLENTY OF POSITIVES ENGLAND CAN TAKE
PAUL NIXON www.paulnixoncricket.com In good nick: James Vince looked as assured as any Ashes debutant I’ve seen PICTURE: Getty Images “Jonny...
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/ 8 years agoAS ENGLAND CRUMBLE, IT’S TIME FOR BOYCS’ RHUBARB
MARTIN JOHNSON You can always tell when an Ashes series is taking place in Australia by the number of cauliflower ears...
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Ashes
/ 8 years agoTWO FOR THREE! TROTT AND ENGLAND NEVER LOOKED BACK
Peter Hayter recalls one of England’s most emphatic Test wins when the tourists struck early and never looked back Early blow:...
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/ 8 years agoCook needs to rediscover form for England, and quick
Big things were expected of former England captain Alastair Cook going into the Ashes and he was tipped to be the...
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/ 8 years agoFive things we learned from the first Ashes Test
Promising start. All too familiar result. Here are five things we learned from England's first Test defeat at The Gabba
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Ashes
/ 8 years agoPLUM TRUMPS TRUMPER
Even Aussie legend was no match for brilliance of Rhodes and Foster ASHES TO ASHES Paul Edwards continues his look into...
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/ 8 years agoHOW AUSTRALIA LINED UP…
Reggie Duf Tests: 5 Runs: 304 Average: 30.4 Victor Trumper Tests: 5 Runs: 574 Average: 63.8 Clem Hill Tests: 5 Runs:...
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Ashes
/ 8 years agoGAMBLER BAYLISS COLLECTS EARLY ON VINCE
DEREK PRINGLE In the recent past the Gabba Test has set the tone for the rest of the Ashes, so a...
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News
/ 8 years agoSussex potential lures Jason back to county game
By Seth Francis JASON Gillespie is back in county cricket as new head coach of Sussex. Gillespie led Yorkshire to the...
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/ 8 years agoWood has still not given up on dream of late Ashes call
By Chris Stocks Living the dream: Mark Wood bowling for England PICTURES: Getty Images MARK Wood insists he will never give...
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/ 8 years agoHoughton sees a bright Zimbabwe future post-Mugabe
By Richard Edwards Record breaker: David Houghton THIS week saw the end of Robert Mugabe’s 37 years as Zimbabwe leader. Zimbabwe...
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Ashes
/ 8 years agoThat couple of minutes will make a difference!
ASHES IN BRIEF AFTER a 95-minute rain delay on day one of the Ashes, officials were always looking at ways to...
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/ 8 years agoWhy Trott does not deserve constant haunting from his Gabbatoir ghosts
Peter Hayter argues that England’s prolific former No.3 should not be defined by that failure in Brisbane Had he been anywhere...
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/ 8 years agoWhen Lillee put game’s legislators on their metal
Though not an Ashes series, Richard Edwards recalls Dennis Lillee’s aluminium bat that stirred trouble in England’s ranks ACTION REPL AY...
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/ 8 years agoJOHNSON WAS ON HIS OWN, WINDIES HAD FOUR THREATS
Derek Pringle takes a look at how batsmen faced up to the fearsome pace bowlers of the Eighties and Nineties The...

