Tag: TCP

End of the road for Joe Leach

11 August 2024 0 comments

Timing is everything and Worcestershire’s Joe Leach feels it is right that this will be his last summer as a […]

Payne back and pain-free

11 August 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling DAVID PAYNE is smiling. He has been doing so a lot recently and for very good reason. […]

Disability cricket shines at Lord’s with hopefully more to come

28 July 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling It was not, to many minds, the most prestigious day of the Lord’s summer. In fact, there […]

Critchley’s learning curve helps Eagles

7 July 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling In the wickets: Matt Critchley celebrates another scalp PICTURE: Alamy IT TOOK A FEW SUMMERS, but Matt […]

Clock Cricket bringing joy to people living with dementia

30 June 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling The hall attached to St Cuthbert’s Church is peaceful enough to hear the clock tick towards 2pm. […]

Cool De Klerk lighting up The Blaze

2 June 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling The first Nadine de Klerk’s teammates at The Blaze saw of her this summer, she was napping […]

Umeed at peace in second stint

19 May 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling Andy Umeed laughs warmly. Then, in his smooth, Scottish accent, says, “I mean, you say ‘shake the […]

Seales keen to come back for more

19 May 2024 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Jayden Seales is hoping to reignite his international career with the West Indies this summer. But not […]

Ready, willing and Abell

12 May 2024 0 comments

Richard Edwards on the Somerset captain’s return to the ranks County Captaincy can take its toll. So it’s little wonder […]

Putting the Steel in Surrey

28 April 2024 0 comments

By Sam Dalling It isn’t that Cameron Steel is uncomfortable with the topic. He just hadn’t anticipated that his days […]

Snater’s storming start sees Eagles flying high

28 April 2024 0 comments

By Tawhid Qureshi Shane Snater is in magnanimous mood. The 28-year-old has been central to Essex’s strong start to the […]

Kashif shows the way

14 April 2024 0 comments

The first of eight South Asian Cricket Academy graduates to get a county contract, Kashif Ali has started the season […]

Off we go once more!

24 March 2024 0 comments

It is a pleasure to welcome you back to The Cricket Paper’s coverage of our summer sport and we’re delighted […]

Shrewsbury stay as TCP kings, while Repton reel ’em in

17 September 2023 0 comments

By Andy Barnard Winners are grinners: Repton won the 100 Ball Cup ON A WARM and humid day at Loughborough […]

What’s in The Cricket Paper this Sunday: 27/08/23

26 August 2023 0 comments

We’ll have all the up-to-the-minute news from The Hundred Eliminators, with a preview of the Finals on Sunday, in The Cricket Paper […]

Kaur: I have no regrets

20 August 2023 0 comments

By Tawhid Qureshi “I don’t regret anything, I just said what I felt and saw and witnessed.” Indian captain Harmanpreet […]

LINTOTT: HUNDRED SNUB HIT ME HARD

30 July 2023 0 comments

By Tawhid Qureshi The whims that dictate franchise draft picks are as unpredictable as the English summer weather. It’s something […]

Changing world, a changing Dukes?

16 July 2023 0 comments

There’s been plenty of focus on the Dukes ball in recent summers, and although there was swing and seam at […]

Rashid: England’s young spinners have a big future

2 July 2023 0 comments

By Saj Sadiq Adil Rashid’s 19-match Test career came to an end in January 2019 and while many will suggest […]

Jafer’s tips from the top

25 June 2023 0 comments

By Sam Dalling Jafer Chohan brims with endearing confidence. He is only 20, has made just a handful of professional […]

Bas-ball comes to Durham

25 June 2023 0 comments

By Ciaran McCarthy Five-and-a-half years ago, an 18-year-old Bas de Leede played what could have been the solitary first-class match […]

Mondli keeps smiling despite vicious assault

25 June 2023 0 comments

By Sam Dalling “Sometimes I still think about it,” admits Mondli Khumalo. And there is a lot for him to […]

Somerset’s unlikely go-to man

18 June 2023 0 comments

Responsibility. On paper it sounds simple enough, but it can weigh heavy. Yet it can also bring freedom. Take Ben […]

Lyon gets ready to roar again

4 June 2023 0 comments

Sam Dalling speaks exclusively to Australia’s premier spinner ahead of the WTC final at The Oval Nathan Nathan Lyon is […]

Hill’s showing he’s no one-trick pony

28 May 2023 0 comments

By Ciaran McCarthy Had you asked George Hill his role a couple of seasons ago, he might not have even […]

Tag: TCP

End of the road for Joe Leach

Payne back and pain-free

Disability cricket shines at Lord’s with hopefully more to come

Critchley’s learning curve helps Eagles

Clock Cricket bringing joy to people living with dementia

Cool De Klerk lighting up The Blaze

Umeed at peace in second stint

Seales keen to come back for more

Ready, willing and Abell

Putting the Steel in Surrey

Snater’s storming start sees Eagles flying high

Kashif shows the way

Off we go once more!

Shrewsbury stay as TCP kings, while Repton reel ’em in

What’s in The Cricket Paper this Sunday: 27/08/23

Kaur: I have no regrets

LINTOTT: HUNDRED SNUB HIT ME HARD

Changing world, a changing Dukes?

Rashid: England’s young spinners have a big future

Jafer’s tips from the top

Bas-ball comes to Durham

Mondli keeps smiling despite vicious assault

Somerset’s unlikely go-to man

Lyon gets ready to roar again

Hill’s showing he’s no one-trick pony

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