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Mark Ramprakash backs Andy Flower to replace Matthew Mott

4 August 2024 0 comments

Former England batter Mark Ramprakash has joined a chorus of past players urging England’s top brass to bring “deep thinker” Andy Flower back into the men’s white-ball set-up following the departure of Matthew Mott.

What makes a good captain?

4 August 2024 0 comments

Darren Stevens discusses the role of a captain – and feels Harry Brook has what it takes, but says England need to give him some time to get more experience.

The Definitive Mark Ramprakash

9 July 2023 0 comments

The former England, Middlesex and Surrey batter looks back on his run-laden career The lucky break 0 Under-11 trial with […]

Trevor may be back for ‘Hundred’

15 March 2019 0 comments

ENGLAND head coach Trevor Bayliss may not be lost to English cricket after his departure from the national set-up at […]

Ramprakash: I’m ready for multi-tasking

15 March 2019 0 comments

By Jon Couch MARK Ramprakash says he does not want to be “pigeonholed as a Test match batting coach” in […]

Hayter column: Remembering Mark Ramprakash’s Test career 20 years on from his best innings

15 March 2018 0 comments

Peter Hayter recalls the knock that was supposed to lock in Ramps as a Test batsman for England – but didn’t

WE ALL COULD BE DANCING TO A NEW TUNE

20 October 2017 0 comments

BALLET barres may not yet have been installed at Lord’s, but the MCC have joined the Royal Academy of Dance […]

I’d bring in Nasser to coach Test team

21 July 2017 0 comments

SOME suggestions for improving the performance of our Test team: Let Trevor Bayliss concentrate solely on coaching England’s white-ball teams. […]

Why Zafar needed to broaden his horizons

2 May 2017 0 comments

Alison Mitchell says Zafar Ansari’s decision to quit cricket was no big surprise to his peers To those who know […]

Outgrounds – Surrey

20 September 2016 0 comments

Tree-lined Guildford still able to deliver the festival fun for Surrey Dan Whiting’s journey through cricket’s more unlikely venues takes […]

Martin Johnson column – Let’s admit it, we’ve never had a leggie to stand on!

26 July 2016 0 comments

It wasn’t a huge surprise when Moeen Ali came waltzing down the pitch in the second innings at Lord’s. After […]

Martin Johnson column – ‘Sorry, you will have to write it in office. I can’t cope’

29 May 2016 0 comments

It’s not difficult to conjure up the scene in the Sri Lankan dressing room just before the start of the […]

My Life in Cricket – Alan Wells

26 April 2016 0 comments

I can still vividly remember Curtly Ambrose running in at me on my Test debut – and I distinctly remember […]

Where are they now? Surrey – County Champions 2002

16 February 2016 0 comments

By Neil Fissler Ali Brown admits that the tragic death of Ben Hollioake made him more determined than ever to […]

Dream Team – Rory Hamilton-Brown

2 June 2015 0 comments

Chris Nash – Sussex He was probably the most exciting opening batsman I ever played with. He’s incredibly consistent in […]

Tag: Mark Ramprakash

Mark Ramprakash backs Andy Flower to replace Matthew Mott

What makes a good captain?

The Definitive Mark Ramprakash

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Trevor may be back for ‘Hundred’

Ramprakash: I’m ready for multi-tasking

Hayter column: Remembering Mark Ramprakash’s Test career 20 years on from his best innings

WE ALL COULD BE DANCING TO A NEW TUNE

I’d bring in Nasser to coach Test team

Why Zafar needed to broaden his horizons

Outgrounds – Surrey

Martin Johnson column – Let’s admit it, we’ve never had a leggie to stand on!

Martin Johnson column – ‘Sorry, you will have to write it in office. I can’t cope’

My Life in Cricket – Alan Wells

Where are they now? Surrey – County Champions 2002

Dream Team – Rory Hamilton-Brown

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