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Law warns: Don’t write off Windies

28 July 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards STUART LAW is backing his West Indies side to challenge England this summer – despite their biggest […]

So many players stepped up when we needed them

28 July 2017 0 comments

DISABILITY CRICKET THIS WEEK… CHRIS EDWARDS gfdgsdfgsdfgsd Age: 24 Team: England Learning Disability captain and opening batsman England Learning Disability […]

Brilliant Kaur puts India in driving seat for Lord’s

21 July 2017 0 comments

By Joshua Peck July 20, County Ground, Derby Australia Women India Women 281-4 (Kaur 171*, Raj 36) Innings break Toss: […]

Stone looks to get on roll after injury

14 July 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Old days: Olly Stone in action for his previous club, Northamptonshire PICTURE: Getty Images IT WAS June […]

MOEEN IS REALISING HOW GOOD HE IS AT LAST

14 July 2017 0 comments

Peter Hayter looks at how England have approached the task of getting the best out of talented all-rounder Moeen Ali… […]

The CRICKET paper Subscriptions…

30 June 2017 0 comments

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

Afghanistan have already come a long way, now there’s a new challenge

30 June 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Meeting: Peter Frawley THE granting of Test status to Afghanistan has been hailed as a modern-day sporting […]

These matchwinners can match my World Cup winners – Edwards

28 June 2017 0 comments

(Photo: Getty Images) By Richard Edwards Only three England captains have known what it feels like to lift the World […]

Fletcher in awe of ‘best ever’ attack

23 June 2017 0 comments

Matt Davies shares the pain as Leicestershire are shredded by a rampant Notts team performance Double helpings again, Samit? Patel […]

Rashid is the best out there says Simmons

16 June 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards He’s top boy! Rashid Khan of Afghanistan celebrates RASHID Khan has been hailed as the world’s best […]

We’ve solved the pink ball challenge says Dukes boss

16 June 2017 0 comments

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

COMPETITION: Win a brand new Kookaburra bat!

9 June 2017 2 comments

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Hard work is what makes Kane a star

9 June 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Gifted: New Zealand laud Kane Williamson THERE are four certainties in the modern age – life, death, […]

Windies demanding security assurances

9 June 2017 0 comments

EXCLUSIVE By Richard Edwards Police presence: More officers were part of the heightened security operation at the Oval during England’s […]

Even with the gloves off, Daryn will still be a star

9 June 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards DARYN SMIT might not be the first name to spring to mind when discussing the world’s genuine […]

MODERN- DAY WOOLLEY JUST GETTING BETTER WITH AGE

9 June 2017 0 comments

Darren Stevens, of Kent, is the inaugural winner of The Cricket Paper’s new ‘All-Rounder of the Month’ award, which recognises […]

Neil Manthorp column – Why the Proteas are right to count on Kagiso

7 June 2017 1 comment

The big-hitters grab the headlines and attention but it’s equally a fact that the team with the highest wicket-takers – […]

Andrew Strauss: Eoin Morgan has put us ahead of World Cup schedule

7 June 2017 0 comments

Chris Stocks gets the view from the top on England’s turnaround in ODI form under Eoin Morgan As he enters […]

Martin Johnson column – Cricket’s chicanery put into context by final dive

7 June 2017 0 comments

There are one or two more important issues to prioritise, such as global warming, or whether British Airways should consider […]

Planet Cricket – An unwanted sibling outshines World Cup

5 June 2017 0 comments

Tim Wigmore says Champions Trophy’s slick format puts the bloated World Cup to shame The scene was a farce. It […]

Brian Lara: Joe Root’s flair puts him up with very best

5 June 2017 0 comments

Katie Falkingham discovers that West Indies batting icon Brian Lara is a huge fan of England’s Joe Root Unsurprisingly, Joe […]

Peter Hayter column – When DRS becomes another tactic, not a failsafe

5 June 2017 0 comments

South Africa, chasing 331 to win the second Royal London ODI against England at the Ageas Bowl and square the […]

Watch live and stop moaning

2 June 2017 0 comments

HEARTILY agree with Peter Hayter’s feature on Sky TV’s excellent coverage of the first one day against South Africa. A […]

Frequent flyer Malan ready for take-off

2 June 2017 0 comments

By Richard Edwards Net profit: Dawid Malan gets in some practice JUNE may only just have arrived but no-one could […]

Neil Manthorp column – Players must embrace what is a special tour

30 May 2017 0 comments

South Africa’s first post-isolation tour of England remains, 23 years later, a career if not lifetime highlight of every player […]

Tag: The Cricket Paper

Law warns: Don’t write off Windies

So many players stepped up when we needed them

Brilliant Kaur puts India in driving seat for Lord’s

Stone looks to get on roll after injury

MOEEN IS REALISING HOW GOOD HE IS AT LAST

The CRICKET paper Subscriptions…

Afghanistan have already come a long way, now there’s a new challenge

These matchwinners can match my World Cup winners – Edwards

Fletcher in awe of ‘best ever’ attack

Rashid is the best out there says Simmons

We’ve solved the pink ball challenge says Dukes boss

COMPETITION: Win a brand new Kookaburra bat!

Hard work is what makes Kane a star

Windies demanding security assurances

Even with the gloves off, Daryn will still be a star

MODERN- DAY WOOLLEY JUST GETTING BETTER WITH AGE

Neil Manthorp column – Why the Proteas are right to count on Kagiso

Andrew Strauss: Eoin Morgan has put us ahead of World Cup schedule

Martin Johnson column – Cricket’s chicanery put into context by final dive

Planet Cricket – An unwanted sibling outshines World Cup

Brian Lara: Joe Root’s flair puts him up with very best

Peter Hayter column – When DRS becomes another tactic, not a failsafe

Watch live and stop moaning

Frequent flyer Malan ready for take-off

Neil Manthorp column – Players must embrace what is a special tour

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