All posts tagged "sport"
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Features
/ 9 years agoIt’s a whole new ball game
City-based T20 tournament to get the go-ahead next week! By Chris Stocks ENGLAND SPECIAL! PLUNKETT TARGETS TEST SPOT On fire: Liam...
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Associate Nations
/ 9 years agoLegacy of Big Threeb power grab still threatening to stifle game’s growth
Tim Wigmore catalogues the continuing failures of international cricket to accept any meaningful reforms “Everyone has a plan ‘till they get...
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Associate Nations
/ 9 years agoHumidity made winning World Cup even better!
Disability cricket THIS WEEK… JORDAN WILLIAMS England Physical Disability, Denton St Lawrence Age: 24 How did you first get involved with...
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Features
/ 9 years agoIt’s a song and a dance after Adele ignites Gabba row…
Alison Mitchell looks at the carnage left at the Gabba following Adele’s recent concert, and the ensuing fallout The Gabba has...
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Features
/ 9 years agoKIDS, START BREWING UP YOUR STORIES
AS the ECB prepared to launch its All Stars Cricket programme, aimed at getting 50,000 5-8 year olds into the game...
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Club
/ 9 years agoPenzance enjoys all the Lashings of club cricket
Home from homes: Penzance, who include Brad Wadlan, inset, in their ranks will welcome Lashings to their St Clare ground in...
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News
/ 9 years agoHQ powers up with renewable energy
By Richard Edwards LORD’S has always been the epitome of English cricket’s green and pleasant land – but with the 2017...
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Featured
/ 9 years agoWE NEED FBI-STYLE POWERS TO STOP FIXERS
PAUL NIXON Corruption in cricket is still rife with Mohammad Irfan the latest from the Pakistan Super League to be provisionally...
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News
/ 9 years agoInnovative partnership is changing lives at Yorkshire’s Cricket College
Just under a month ago, one of Yorkshire’s finest, Joe Root, was named as the captain of England’s Test side and...
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Featured
/ 9 years agoAussies so happy to have Cummins back in fast lane
Adam Collins explains that there is no substitute for sheer pace as a young quick returns
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Features
/ 9 years agoAussies so happy to have Cummins back in fast lane
Adam Collins, in Ranchi for the third Test, explains that there is no substitute for sheer pace as a young quick...
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Features and Columns
/ 9 years agoDerek Pringle column – Bowling the Yanks over with a cricket metaphor
Once a byword for fairness and moral certitude, cricket was used to illustrate the exact opposite by Eddie Jones, England’s rugby...
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News
/ 9 years agoMicrophone gimmicks are sending out wrong signals
Joshua Peck suggests player and stump mics cause more controversy than they are worth Kevin Pietersen was recently fined 5,000 Australian...
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International News
/ 9 years agoFormer England bowler Sidebottom announces retirement
(Photo: Getty Images) By Harvey Burgess Former England bowler Ryan Sidebottom has announced that he will retire from cricket at the...
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Features and Columns
/ 9 years agoDerek Pringle column – Not many tweaks needed to keep Tests relevant
One of the slogans coming from England’s new captain and his deputy, is their mission to make people “fall in love...
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Features and Columns
/ 9 years agoDerek Pringle column – Capturing the soul of cricket and its legends
Has there been a game or sport more celebrated by art than cricket? From the 17th century country house artists painting...
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International News
/ 9 years agoTaibu plotting Zimbabwe revival… from Merseyside
Jamie Bowman locates a former Test captain who has chosen an unlikely base to start an overhaul of his country’s cricket...
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International News
/ 9 years agoHeyhoe Flint, the pioneer with a twinkle in her eye…
Alison Mitchell offers a personal memory of one of cricket’s most important and respected figures who died earlier this month Baroness...
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International News
/ 9 years agoThakur’s exit could pave the way for a better game
Tim Wigmore on how the Supreme Court’s decision to remove two of cricket’s most powerful men can herald a positive change...
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International News
/ 9 years agoEbony-Jewel Rainford-Brent
The cricketing career of Ebony-Jewel Rainford-Brent contains many notable achievements, such as the first black woman to play for the England...
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Features and Columns
/ 9 years agoPaul Nixon column – Never get too high on praise or low on criticism
The media will always have a role to play in cricket. Whether it’s good things being written about you and your...
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International News
/ 9 years agoWe always wanted to take cricket back home, says Najam Sethi
By Tahir Ibn Manzoor The Pakistan Cricket Board, especially former chairman Naseem Ashraf, must take credit for floating the idea of...
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International News
/ 9 years agoZimbabwe running scared but a dose of meritocracy would serve them so well
By Tim Wigmore Zimbabwe’s performances in their two Tests against New Zealand were actually less gruesome than many had envisaged, and...
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Features and Columns
/ 10 years agoPeter Hayter column – Cheating Amir will be judged in house of Lord’s
The people of Taunton have spoken. The people of Hove will get their chance in the coming days. But the first...
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International News
/ 10 years agoThere is more to Gayle than the bling and the bravado
Alison Mitchell meets the Universe Boss and discovers a man still trying to understand why he has been engulfed in controversy...

