Cricket Paper

/ 7 years ago

Jonny’s in the mood for a Kiwi showdown

By Chris Stocks JONNY BAIRSTOWis relishing this weekend’s ODI series decider against New Zealand, saying England will treat it as a...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Nixon looks to the future with new recruit Nabi

By Paul Sykes Impact: Mohammad Nabi COUNTY NEWS IN-BRIEF LEICESTERSHIRE’S head coach Paul Nixon expects Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi to make...

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News

/ 7 years ago

Seeing Monty as a spinner of Asian origin was inspiring

Prem Sisodiya Glamorgan spin bowler YOUNG GUN When it comes to mentors for a young Welsh spinner at Glamorgan, Prem Sisodiya...

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Featured

/ 7 years ago

How Andy Flower helped Dawid Malan turn into an Ashes batsman

In conversation with The Cricket Paper, Dawid Malan attributes his Ashes selection to the work of Andy Flower in his technique

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Ashes

/ 7 years ago

A SCRAP BETWEEN ASHES ALSO-RANS

Tim Wigmore questions the validity of the hyper-coverage given to two teams who are well off the world No.1 spot Winners:...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

How Bangladesh can cure travel sickness

Tim Wigmore investigates the wide disparity between the home and away performances of the emerging cricketing nation PLANET CRICKET At the...

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Featured

/ 8 years ago

Brace yourself for a promising career

Andy Stockhausen meets a successful graduate of Gloucestershire’s thriving youth academy Top talent: James Bracey has been in impressive form for...

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County Championships

/ 8 years ago

Levi century keeps Northants in hunt

Edwin Charles sees Northants keep pressure on as careless Glamorgan waste their chances On the up: Richard Levi made his first...

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County Championships

/ 8 years ago

Hurricane Tom all set for Big Bash stint

By Chris Stocks TOM CURRAN is set to join Hobart Hurricanes for this winter’s Big Bash ahead of England’s limited-overs series...

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Featured

/ 8 years ago

Sweet stats – Proof that Test batsmen can no longer dig in

(Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images) By Simon Sweetman Is there a pattern developing here? England v South Africa, three Tests all...

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Features

/ 8 years ago

Gone is the art of grinding out a long Test innings

The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN Mainstay: Dean Elgar was the only South African batsman to show...

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County Championships

/ 8 years ago

A star is born as Qadri, 16, strikes

Alun Rhys Chivers watches two teams struggle against the pink ball in the darkness June 26-29, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff Glamorgan 237...

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ODI

/ 8 years ago

Batty happy to silence the boo boys

By Luke Baker WORCESTERSHIRE deserve to be commended for many things – competing on a smaller budget than most, their admirable...

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News

/ 8 years ago

Maturing Twohig earns Sharp vote

SECOND XI By Andrew Coffey WITH senior players like Charlie Morris, Tom Fell and Jack Shantry in the squad, it speaks...

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Features and Columns

/ 8 years ago

Planet Cricket: Black Caps slipping up in the one-day stakes despite Williamson’s invaluable leadership

(Photo: Getty Images) By Tim Wigmore In the 2015 World Cup, New Zealand were intoxicating and unmissable. It was not merely...

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Featured

/ 8 years ago

Believe us, you aren’t seeing any smiles here!

Adam Collins and Geoff Lemon on a Champions Trophy that has been confounding the experts The Aussie journos try to keep...

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News

/ 8 years ago

We’ve solved the pink ball challenge says Dukes boss

By Richard Edwards Inspection: New Zealand’s Brendon McCullum studies a pink ball before the inaugural 2015 day/night Test against Australia COUNTIES...

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Champions Trophy

/ 8 years ago

Simply not good enough!

By Chris Stocks England 211 (Root 46, Hasan Ali 3-35) Pakistan 215-2 (Azhar Ali 76, Zaman 57) Pakistan won by 8...

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Featured

/ 8 years ago

SUCH A SHAME BUTWE’RE NO LONGER LIGHTWEIGHTS

PETER HAYTER There is no getting away from the fact that England’s failure to live up to other people’s idea of...

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Featured

/ 8 years ago

This timid loss means boys of ‘92 still my best

Derek Pringle explains how Pakistan’s gameplan confounded England and how Eoin Morgan’s side should have reacted PRINGLE’S VIEWPOINT Derek Pringle So,...

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