All posts tagged "Australia"

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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  Arthur’s mantra for Pakistan is fitness and firepower …

  Saj Sadiq speaks to Mickey Arthur, the head coach of Pakistan, before the Champions Trophy How much did you know about...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  England’s feelgood factor tempered by Lord’s collapse

  Chris Stocks reports on varying fortunes for England in the ODI series While Eoin Morgan cuts a dejected figure at Lord’s...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 8 years ago

  WHY THE PROTEAS ARERIGHT TO COUNT ON KAGISO

  NEIL MANTHORP The big-hitters grab the headlines and attention but it’s equally a fact that the team with the highest wicket-takers...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  THIS BITESIZE TREAT HAS THE INGREDIENTS TO SURPRISE

  Alison Mitchell tells us just what the Champions Trophy has done for cricket and what to expect from this year’s tournament...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  Crane lifted by his freak wicket

  By Charlie Peat One-off: Mason Crane doesn’t believe he will be able to repeat the ball that put social media in...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  EOIN’S PUT US AHEAD OF WORLD CUP SCHEDULE

  Chris Stocks gets the view from the top on England’s turnaround in ODI form under Eoin Morgan As he enters the...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 8 years ago

  YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO TAKE EYE OFF THE BALL

  PAUL NIXON As the Champions Trophy continues today with New Zealand’s clash against Australia, the next round of County Championship matches...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  Rest will keep the fire stoked

  Chris Stocks highlights the importance of protecting star player Ben Stokes from the risk of burnout After returning to England’s team...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Neil Manthorp column – Players must embrace what is a special tour

  South Africa‘s first post-isolation tour of England remains, 23 years later, a career if not lifetime highlight of every player who...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Martin Johnson column – Pace… it’s what we all want to see in the game

  As I looked up to see one of the world’s deadliest fast bowlers about to enter his delivery stride, I remembered...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  From Botham’s beef to the Pollock pearls, TV was a joy

  Peter Hayter spends a day on his sofa enthusing at the expertise of Sky’s coverage at Headingley SKY TV‘s monopoly of...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  It’s Seventh Heaven for Eoin’s men

  Proteas thrashing shows we can win Champions Trophy, says star Moeen By Chris Stocks MOEEN ALI insists England’s belief they can...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  Warner fires Ashes warning

  Taking a shot: Australia’s David Warner has fanned the flames ahead of England’s clash with the old enemy in the Champions...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  ICC Champions Trophy

  / 8 years ago

  ENGLAND’S BATSMEN CLICKING INTO GEAR

  Derek Pringle believes England’s batting looks in more-than-reasonable order heading into the Champions Trophy… There will be those fixated on strike-rates...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  REST WILL KEEP THE FIRE STOKED

  Chris Stocks highlights the importance of protecting star player Ben Stokes from the risk of burnout After returning to England’s team...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  From Botham’s beef to the Pollock pearls, TV was a joy

  Peter Hayter spends a day on his sofa enthusing at the expertise of Sky’s coverage at Headingley SKY TV’s monopoly of...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 8 years ago

  ENGLAND MISSING A PLAYER OF TRESCO’S TALENTS

  DEREK PRINGLE More than any other cricketer in the modern era still able to ply their trade in the middle, England...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  Emerald Isle must build for its future…

  THIS month brought Ireland the most exciting few weeks of bilateral cricket in their history. Yet Ireland were well-beaten in all...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  Fighting talk…but it all points towards the Ashes

  They may not be favourites for the Champions Trophy, but Adam Collins believes wounds can be opened by Australia In 2004,...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Derek Pringle column – Why IPL may soon become England’s problem

  One board believes that its fortunes in white-ball cricket lie with embedding players in the Indian Premier league, the other that...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  De Villiers: We have to show England our respect

  AB de Villiers says England have won the respect of the cricketing world after coming back from “rock bottom” at the...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Peter Hayter column – A claim of top Billings is often perilous

  When Sam Billings told them and us last week that the rest of the world of cricket is “petrified” of England‘s...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  Aussie pay dispute coming to a head

  Adam Collins looks at both sides of the argument in the ongoing pay row which is dividing cricket in Australia Industrial...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  FABULOUS FOUR WHO ENGLAND IGNORED…

  Peter Hayter is unsure why Glen Chapple, Darren Stevens, David Sales and Peter Trego did not get more England chances Peter...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  Scots’ Sole ready to take on Sri Lankans

  By Gary Heatly Fighting fit: Chris Sole, right, will not let a hand injury stop him lining up for Scotland as...

  By The Cricket Paper Team