All posts tagged "England"

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  / 11 years ago

  Aaron Finch Can Blast Yorkshire To T20 Glory

  The general consensus is that 2014 is a big year for t20 cricket in England and Wales. Despite inventing the format...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Paul Nixon: Alex Hales’ Power Will Give England A Kick-Start

  Today is a very big day for English cricket and that’s why the selectors have been so safe with the squad...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 11 years ago

  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...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  James Vince: I’m Ready If England Want Me

  ASHLEY Giles suggested this week that it was too soon to consider James Vince as a potential Test batsman – but...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Club Cricket

  / 11 years ago

  International Over 60 Teams Announced As Hertfordshire Get Off Mark

  Central – Hertfordshire broke their duck finally against a self destructing Norfolk who contributed 22 wides and a last over of...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Royal London Launch One-Day Sponsorship

  ROYAL LONDON, the UK’s leading life and pensions company, launched its sponsorship of one-day cricket yesterday at Covent Garden with a...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 11 years ago

  Just Don’t Lose Any Moor Skippers, Peter!

  AS Oscar Wilde’s Lady Bracknell said in The Importance Of Being Earnest: “To lose one parent may be regarded as a...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  I’ll Just Score More Runs Insists Prolific James Taylor

  FEW can present quite such a compelling case for inclusion in Peter Moores’ new-look England fold than James Taylor and the...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Graham Swann Behind The Scenes Of Natwest T20 Blast

  FRIDAY nights will mean one thing this summer - Natwest T20 Blast cricket!

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  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...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 11 years ago

  Lurking Presence Of Kevin Pietersen Will Be Test For Alastair Cook

  THE happiest image of a good week for county cricket was that of Alastair Cook celebrating his century against Derbyshire at...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Future Is Bright For England According To Sussex Coach Mark Robinson

  DESPITE an impressive 584 first-class wickets taken with brisk fast-medium, it was Mark Robinson’s unfortunate fate to be famed most for...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Where Are They Now? Kent’s 1970 Champions

  KENT celebrated their centenary in 1970 and it appeared that there would be little to celebrate by July 1 when they...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Yorkshire Can Put The Rest In A Spin Thanks To Dizzy

  IT'S THAT time of year again where I make myself look silly by giving my predictions for the summer ahead. It’s...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  It’s Time For Ian Bell To Step Into The Limelight

  FOR a glimpse of what England hope their post-KP future in the Test arena might look like, it is worth casting...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 11 years ago

  Keith Barker Could Be England’s Secret Weapon

  To say the Ashes didn’t quite go to plan would be an understatement to rival the suggestion that Jesse Ryder may...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  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...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Will MacPherson’s Diary from Down Under – Dispatch 5

  So it’s over. Australia won the Urn back after three glorious series of English dominance. In the end it took just...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 11 years ago

  Will MacPherson’s Diary from Down Under – Dispatch 4

  Well the second Test didn’t go to plan did it? England’s meagre resistance lasted just short of an hour on Monday...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Will MacPherson’s Diary from Down Under – Dispatch 3

  The curse of the Gabbatoir struck again as England’s winless streak there extended to 27 years as they were out-classed, out-thought...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Will MacPherson’s Diary from Down Under

  Just as the England team discovered in Hobart, I’ve made the uncomfortable realisation that Down Under the skies aren’t always blue...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  / 11 years ago

  Diary from Down Under – Dispatch 1

  I’ve been in Melbourne since last Tuesday and the city’s passion for the game is visible everywhere. There are Ovals on...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 12 years ago

  Stuart Broad’s pulverising is all thanks to Glenn McGrath

  The mood of Aussie supporters who conferred the status of the Pantomime Villain Pom on Stuart Broad may not be improved...

  By The Cricket Paper Team