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The Cricket Paper to return to the newsstand on May 16!

29 April 2021 0 comments

Back soon and ready to read every Sunday for the 2021 county and international season

The Cricket Paper takes a break for winter

4 October 2020 0 comments

WE marvelled at what the 2019 cricket season brought us with its spectacular events…then along came the remarkable summer of […]

Under-fire Khan will battle on in Pakistan

27 September 2020 0 comments

By Richard Edwards PAKISTAN cricket is never dull – a fact that Wasim Khan knows only too well. The former […]

Has Trophy shown us a way forward?

20 September 2020 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Domestic kings: Essex celebrate winning the 2019 County championship THE future of the County Championship has been […]

‘SWEDE’ MARTIN IS A MIDDLESEX STAR

6 September 2020 0 comments

ADAM COLLINS @collinsadam BIG COMPARISON: MARTIN ANDERSSON BOWLING FOR MIDDLESEX BUT HIS BATTING HAS BEEN COMPARED BY STUART LAW TO […]

HICK: I’D LOVE TO COACH AT COUNTY LEVEL

6 September 2020 0 comments

Richard Edwards talks to England legend Graeme Hick on his rather unusual route to the top Unflappable: Graeme Hick playing […]

INTRODUCING THE NEW FAB BAGGIES

30 August 2020 0 comments

Adam Collins picks out three up-and-coming Australian talents to look out for during the T20 series, starting this week Poster […]

Treble tops Fuller now aiming for the bullseye

23 August 2020 0 comments

By Richard Edwards JAMES Fuller is a man with one County Championship medal already tucked securely away – and he […]

BAME PLAYERS COULD BE LOST TO THE GAME

23 August 2020 0 comments

RICHARD EDWARDS tells how this summer might change the recreational game for good – and bad Opportunity missed? The legacy […]

FOUR-DAY TESTS MAY JUST BE WORTH A GO

16 August 2020 0 comments

ADAM COLLINS @collinsadam Sometimes a small piece of information is required to highlight a bigger problem. It was the case […]

Wily Hogan showing no signs of calling it a day just yet

16 August 2020 0 comments

By Sam Dalling Keen to stay: Michael Hogan wants a new deal EVERGREEN Michael Hogan intends to play on into […]

the CRICKET paper subscriptions…

16 August 2020 0 comments

Postal subscription rates for The Cricket Paper are: £20 for ten issues, £40 for 20 issues, or £80 for 40 […]

CAMPAIGN VICTORY PUTS CRICKET ON FRONT FOOT!

9 August 2020 0 comments

ADAM COLLINS Victory for The Cricket Paper! At least a little bit. Indulge me one final time on this topic, […]

Lehmann’s not letting his heart surgery hold him back

9 August 2020 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Legend: Darren Lehmann is a Yorkshire hero THIS is a year that no-one will forget in a […]

CAMPHER COMMITS TO GREEN PARTY

2 August 2020 0 comments

ADAM COLLINS You can guess the social media barbs coming if young Curtis Campher morphs into a superstar for Ireland. […]

We’ve proved we are worthy, insists Grave

2 August 2020 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Optimist: Johnny Grave IT may have been misery in Manchester for the West Indies last week – […]

The Cricket Paper is back – and here’s what features in TCP #332

30 July 2020 0 comments

Check out what features in the first TCP of 2020 – on sale Sunday August 2nd!

The Cricket Paper returns August 2!

18 July 2020 0 comments

Our award-winning cricket coverage will be back next month for the Bob Willis Trophy and England’s series against Ireland

Discount Wisden Playfair Book Offer

24 February 2020 0 comments

The Cricket Paper is delighted to offer you this year’s WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACK 2021 (RRP £55) together with a FREE copy […]

the CRICKET paper Subscriptions…

29 September 2019 0 comments

Postal subscription rates for The Cricket Paper are: £20 for ten issues, £40 for 20 issues, or £80 for 40 […]

Cricket set to receive Samba seal of approval

29 September 2019 0 comments

By Richard Edwards IT has been a bit of a week for the underdogs of South American sport. First Uruguay […]

THE CRICKET PAPER BREAKS FOR THE WINTER

29 September 2019 0 comments

IT’S been a summer to remember with both the red and white ball – and The Cricket Paper have been […]

WE NEED A NEW BREED OF DRS UMPIRES

15 September 2019 0 comments

Adam Collins argues that the current DRS system is flawed because of human error, so specialists must be trained to […]

Gower bids his Sky farewell with some sympathy for Root

15 September 2019 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Over and out: David Gower in the Sky commentary box DAVID GOWER reluctantly bows out of the […]

BATES’ KEEPING UP APPEARANCES FOR THE MODERN-DAY GLOVEMAN

8 September 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Blackmore catches up with former Hampshire player Michael Bates who, in retirement, has written a book examining the role […]

Tag: The Cricket Paper

The Cricket Paper to return to the newsstand on May 16!

The Cricket Paper takes a break for winter

Under-fire Khan will battle on in Pakistan

Has Trophy shown us a way forward?

‘SWEDE’ MARTIN IS A MIDDLESEX STAR

HICK: I’D LOVE TO COACH AT COUNTY LEVEL

INTRODUCING THE NEW FAB BAGGIES

Treble tops Fuller now aiming for the bullseye

BAME PLAYERS COULD BE LOST TO THE GAME

FOUR-DAY TESTS MAY JUST BE WORTH A GO

Wily Hogan showing no signs of calling it a day just yet

the CRICKET paper subscriptions…

CAMPAIGN VICTORY PUTS CRICKET ON FRONT FOOT!

Lehmann’s not letting his heart surgery hold him back

CAMPHER COMMITS TO GREEN PARTY

We’ve proved we are worthy, insists Grave

The Cricket Paper is back – and here’s what features in TCP #332

The Cricket Paper returns August 2!

Discount Wisden Playfair Book Offer

the CRICKET paper Subscriptions…

Cricket set to receive Samba seal of approval

THE CRICKET PAPER BREAKS FOR THE WINTER

WE NEED A NEW BREED OF DRS UMPIRES

Gower bids his Sky farewell with some sympathy for Root

BATES’ KEEPING UP APPEARANCES FOR THE MODERN-DAY GLOVEMAN

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