I know I’ve got a cracking job at the best of times but I’m being spoilt this week. I love going to Headingley and after a fabulous Test match I’m back today for what promises to be a cracking t20 Roses match.
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The 2014 English County Cricket Championship
Lancashire Bastman Paul Horton: We’re All Behind Glen Chapple
Where Are They Now? Nottinghamshire’s 1987 County Champions and NatWest Trophy Winners
Alan Lee’s County Verdict: Chelmsford
Peter Hayter: It’s Time To Loosen The Gag And Tell The Truth
Some years ago it was my task, on behalf of a group of reporters covering a county cricket match at the Oval, to approach one of the umpires after close of play to ask why he had felt it necessary to step in when one of the Surrey batsmen squared up to a couple of the Gloucestershire players that afternoon.
Royal London Launch One-Day Sponsorship
Graham Swann Behind The Scenes Of Natwest T20 Blast
Moeen Ali Hoping To Make It The Year To Fear The Beard
NEW ROAD has a special name for Moeen Ali. They’re calling him “The Beard That’s Feared”. It’s on the board at the Black Pear Refreshment stall at the back of the Basil D’Oliveira Stand and, much to the delight of the chap in the Worcestershire Club Shop under the new hotel, it’s on the T-shirts he was selling at a healthy rate during their first home match of the season against Kent.
Future Is Bright For England According To Sussex Coach Mark Robinson
Where Are They Now? Kent’s 1970 Champions
Yorkshire Can Put The Rest In A Spin Thanks To Dizzy
Keith Barker Could Be England’s Secret Weapon
Sam Northeast Ready To Step Up For Kent
Worcestershire Captain Daryl Mitchell Tips Moeen Ali For Test Side
Time For The Middle Order To Step Up, Says Middlesex’s Angus Fraser
Eoin Morgan Must Be Ready If Alistair Cook Continues To Fail
The last time England were hammered 5-0 by Australia, the England and Wales Cricket Board responded by commissioning a report from Ken Schofield, the former executive director of golf’s European Tour, into how and why it happened and he responded with a 19-point plan to overhaul English cricket intended to make sure it never happened again.