All posts tagged "England"
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News
/ 9 years agoHales can make Test grade, claims Newell
By Tony Marshall NOTTINGHAMSHIRE batsman Alex Hales has been backed to win an England Test recall – if he stays in...
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Features
/ 9 years agoAfter England’s triumph, focus now on Essex
DISABILITY CRICKET THIS WEEK… RONNIE JACKSON All-rounder Age 18 Team: England Learning Disability Has this been one of the most successful...
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/ 9 years agoPringle column: To rotate or not is dilemma for Root’s England
What might work and might not work for England selection-wise ahead of the Ashes?
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/ 9 years ago40 years on and the 100th hundred ‘was no piece of cake’, says Geoffrey Boycott
By Guy Williams Forty years ago, last Friday, at Headingley – to be precise at 5.49 in the late afternoon –...
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/ 9 years agoTremlett: He reminded me a lot of Philander
Former England seamer says new boy Toby Roland-Jones can be an Ashes hit Down Under
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/ 9 years agoDukes ball will stand up to the Day/Night Test, insists chief Jajodia
Ball manufacturer's chief comfortable with own company's product, as Cricket Australia face calls to ditch Kookaburra's pink ball
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/ 9 years agoStoneman and Crane make England squad to play West Indies
Surrey batsman Mark Stoneman and Hampshire leg-spinner Mason Crane have been included in England's squad for the first Test against the...
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Cricket Paper
/ 9 years agoEngland lay down a mark as Stoneman earns call-up
Surrey star to open while Crane gives selectors a lift By Chris Stocks On top of his game: Mark Stoneman is...
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Ashes
/ 9 years agoSTONEMAN IN FOR JENNINGS AS HAMEED FINDS FORM
Chris Stocks analyses the England squad for Edgbaston and anticipates what it means for the winter’s Ashes In three months’ time...
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Ashes
/ 9 years agoClaire thrilled to be at forefront of Welsh talent for Storm in KSL
By Katie Falkingham THE opportunity to play alongside World Cup winners is one few experience, but that’s exactly what Claire Thomas...
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Features
/ 9 years agoLESSONS TO LEARN FAST FOR PROTEAS
Neil Manthorp looks back on a ‘forgettable’ summer for South Africa, but argues brighter times may be on the horizon The...
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/ 9 years agoHERE’S MY OPENING GAMBIT: MOVEON UP SKIPPER!
PETER HAYTER Room at the top: Joe Root has been a success opening for England before PICTURE: Getty Images As Mark...
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/ 9 years agoJIMMY EARNS THE RIGHT TO CHASE FINAL ACCOLADE
Peter Hayter suggests that the England bowler’s legacy may be defined by success Down Under rather than final Test haul Opening...
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/ 9 years agoA guiding light, he will be sorely missed by all
Derek Pringle looks back at the life and career of much-loved Essex and England legend, Doug Insole Doug Insole was one...
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/ 9 years agoShastri, back in the hot seat with a host of memories
Dileep Premachandran meets India’s new coach and discovers his second spell in the post won’t subdue Ravi Shastri Any fears that...
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/ 9 years agoTo prioritise Tests reduce ODIs and axe bilateral T20Is
The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN Would he shine in Tests? We don’t know because Kieron Pollard...
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ECB Premier Leagues
/ 9 years agoSavage is the super Saffer for Spireites
By Charlie Peat SWAPPING the sunny surroundings of Cape Town for Chesterfield may not seem like an appealing idea to many...
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Results
/ 9 years agoTop two beasts from the East get set to lock horns
CLUB FOCUS: SCOTLAND By Gary Heatly Delighted: Preston Mommsen SECOND placed Grange will take on leaders Arbroath on Saturday in the...
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/ 9 years agoHOWDY PARTNER! REMIND ME WHAT’S THE NAME?
MARTIN JOHNSON Sometime in the not too distant future, when Alastair Cook is pushing a trolley down the aisle in his...
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/ 9 years agoEngland U19s dazed and confused by India’s impressive young spinners
By Jack Miller WHILE all eyes were on England’s Under-19s as the television trucks rolled up at Canterbury on Tuesday, it...
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/ 9 years agoSelf-minded Boycott riled up his team-mates not just opposition bowlers
Peter Hayter explains why, despite his class, Geoffrey Boycott was never the most popular of batsman to play alongside
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/ 9 years agoIndia v Pakistan – Clash of the Titans would rock the subcontinent
(Photo: Getty Images) By Derek Pringle The Partition of British India 70 years ago, which created modern-day India and Pakistan, caused...
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/ 9 years agoMonty Panesar ready for County return after spell in Australia
(Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images) By Jamie Bowman As Ben Stokes and Toby Roland-Jones were helping England seize control of the...
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/ 9 years agoPlaying smart on the pitch and helping others on it; Bavuma is just what South Africa need
Neil Manthorp lauds the fighting spirit of the Proteas batsman who has set up a foundation in a township outside Cape...
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/ 9 years agoNixon column: Sunshine State is ideal venue for CPL bow
By Paul Nixon A week into my Caribbean adventure and, while I’m majorly struggling with jet-lag this time round, it’s as...

