All posts tagged "sport"

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  International News

  / 5 years ago

  Refugees are offered hope thanks to the Shatila camp

  WHEN an explosion rocked Beirut harbour in early August, it once again thrust the Lebannese capital back into the global headlines...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Latest News

  / 5 years ago

  Managing your cricket club during Covid-19

  Covid-19 has challenged cricket clubs in all kinds of ways from volumes of guidance to adapted gameplay. Grassroots sports technology firm...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 5 years ago

  MILESTONES WERE STILL MOMENTOUS, MINUS FANS

  In a summer like no other there were many moments to savour. James Wallace sifts through some positives to come out...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 5 years ago

  Under-fire Khan will battle on in Pakistan

  By Richard Edwards PAKISTAN cricket is never dull – a fact that Wasim Khan knows only too well. The former Warwickshire...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 5 years ago

  Bears cash in on Banks

  WARWICKSHIRE have released batsman Liam Banks. The 21-year-old had been associated with Warwickshire for the last eight years after coming through...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 5 years ago

  MARKETEERS HAVE MISSED A FINAL TRICK

  THE GRUMBLER A FAN’S VIEW BY RICHARD CLARKE @The_Grumbler One of the major moans of County Championship devotees is that the...

  By Richard Clarke
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  Latest News

  / 5 years ago

  What Makes Cricket Better Than Other Sports?

  Around the world, millions of people watch cricket every year. For a sport that’s seldom known outside of a few areas,...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 5 years ago

  MARSH IS MISJUDGED AND MISUNDERSTOOD

  TRISTAN LAVALETTE Striking figure: Mitchell Marsh PICTURES: PA Images Shane Watson aside, there hasn’t been a more polarising player than Marsh...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 5 years ago

  AFGHANS EYE THEIR MOMENT OF HISTORY

  Tristan Lavalette @trislavalette Career defining moment? Samlullah Shenwari and his Afghanistan team are looking forward to playing an historic Test against...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Vitality Blast

  / 5 years ago

  Clarke is overjoyed by his quick_ re ton

  JOE Clarke _ red an unbeaten century as Nottinghamshire Outlaws beat Durham to pick up their _ rst win of any...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 5 years ago

  BY GEORGE! YOU’LL MAKE MUM PROUD

  The Grumbler A FAN’S VIEW BY RICHARD CLARKE @The_Grumbler By his own admission, George McMenemy bowls “rustic right-arm over” and the...

  By Richard Clarke
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  Features

  / 5 years ago

  BAME PLAYERS COULD BE LOST TO THE GAME

  RICHARD EDWARDS tells how this summer might change the recreational game for good – and bad Opportunity missed? The legacy of...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 5 years ago

  IT ALMOST BECAME AN OVAL BALL

  Sussex bowler YOUNG GUN Jack Carson RUGBY might have been his first love growing up, but competing against adults with bat...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Test Matches

  / 5 years ago

  He had it all! Broad was the boy come good for Oakham master Hayes

  By Richard Edwards Star pupil: Stuart Broad STUART Broad’s mastery of a cricket balls extends well beyond the field of play...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 5 years ago

  Trophy start has handed Billy a new lease of life

  By Richard Edwards IT didn’t take Billy Godleman long to get back into the swing of things with the bat for...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Bob Willis Trophy

  / 5 years ago

  Ton-up Tim makes big impression on Farbrace

  By Paul Bolton WARWICKSHIRE got an instant return on their investment in Tim Bresnan as the former England all-rounder marked his...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 6 years ago

  CAMPHER COMMITS TO GREEN PARTY

  ADAM COLLINS You can guess the social media barbs coming if young Curtis Campher morphs into a superstar for Ireland. Playing...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 6 years ago

  IT SURELY WASN’T JUST ME GRINNING UNDER GRINNING UNDER MY MASK

  JAMES WALLACE takes his place among a sparse crowd at the Oval for one of the few Spectator Pilot games designed...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Test Matches

  / 6 years ago

  Kent keeper Rouse opts to hang up his gloves

  KENT’S wicketkeeper- batsman Adam Rouse has announced his retirement at the age of 28, citing his need for a “new challenge”....

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Test Matches

  / 6 years ago

  We’ve proved we are worthy, insists Grave

  By Richard Edwards Optimist: Johnny Grave IT may have been misery in Manchester for the West Indies last week – but...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 6 years ago

  A Dent to the old regime, but Bristol boys are still on a high

  By Richard Edwards THERE were some definite upsides to lockdown – despite the parlous state of the national summer sport over...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  County News/The Hundred

  / 6 years ago

  From dark days to England recognition – Brydon Carse interview

  The Durham quick on mental health, growth spurts and making the international grade.

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  County News/The Hundred

  / 6 years ago

  ‘I want to make myself indispensable’ – Matt Parkinson on England, Rashid and breaking the leg-spin mould

  By Sam Dalling “I’ve probably still got a long way to go. I don’t want to be just a luxury when...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Guest Blogs

  / 6 years ago

  Kevin Roberts resigns from Cricket Australia

  Kevin Roberts has resigned from his role as CEO of Cricket Australia following mass criticism over his handling of the coronavirus....

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  County News/The Hundred

  / 6 years ago

  ‘I know it’s nothing personal’ – Rob Newton interview

  Northamptonshire opener Rob Newton insists there’ll be no bad blood when he packs his bags later this summer – despite disagreeing...

  By The Cricket Paper Team