All posts tagged "West Indies"
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/ 6 years agoTIME IS RIGHT FOR AUSSIES TO LET IT RIP WITH FOUR QUICKS
Go-to man: James Pattinson is forever injured but seldom forgotten by the Australian selectors PICTURE: Getty Images When Michael Clarke’s side...
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Featured
/ 6 years agoWhen an embarrassment for West Indies cricket was rescued by a one-off return to one of the region’s iconic venues
First Viv shed a tear but then we got one last hurrah at the Rec
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England News
/ 6 years agoPringle column: Formula for all-rounders is holding England back
England need to start looking at blooding more specialist players if they are to become one of the great sides
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County News/The Hundred
/ 6 years agoThe stresses and strains of a fast bowler take their toll
By Richard Edwards Sidelined: Injury forced Olly Stone to come home early from the West Indies tour BOWLING is a stressful...
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Cricket Paper
/ 6 years agoIndia’s go-ahead despite tax row
Welcome host: India are still on course to host the 2021 Champions Trophy despite a tax row PICTURE: Getty Images By...
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/ 6 years agoDEFEAT IS ONLY THE START OF A RITUAL TORTURE
MARTIN JOHNSON Losing a game of cricket is never nice, but for the modern day Test captain it’s a lot more...
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Features
/ 6 years agoDon’t burden this current West Indies with the past
Isabelle Westbury cautions that misconceptions about the modern Caribbean game may be affecting our judgment of the progress made there Loud...
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England News
/ 6 years agoJoe Denly set for Test debut as England drop Keaton Jennings
Jennings scored 17 & 14 in England's 381-run dismantlement in Barbados
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England News
/ 6 years agoIan Bell: I had so much more energy after 12 years with England
We caught up with the Warwickshire batsman to discuss the forthcoming county season
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Featured
/ 6 years agoLIFE ON TOUR: AIR SCARES, MUD CRABS ANDQUOITS…
MARTIN JOHNSON If there’s one thing shrinking faster than the Amazonian rainforest or an Arctic glacier, it’s the overseas cricket tour....
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Features
/ 6 years agoT20 BOOM CAME TOO LATE FOR DASHER RICARDO
Tristan Lavalette locates a player who shone fiercely, but briefly, for the West Indies and who remains philosophical about his career...
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International News
/ 6 years agoThey’ll be no Grave danger for Windies
By Richard Edwards JOHNNY Grave,the CEO of West Indies cricket, is confident that Caribbean cricket is on the right track –...
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International News
/ 6 years agoWyatt staying cool as Ashes heat rises
By Joe Leavey Big hitter: Danni Wyatt enjoyed a successful stint with the Melbourne Renegades in the Women's Big Bash PICTURE:...
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Test Matches
/ 6 years agoWill Broad lose his way after taking short-cut?
Gamble or gambit: Will Stuart Broad’s new run-up keep him in contention for the Ashes PICTURE: Getty Images Derek Pringle takes...
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County News/The Hundred
/ 6 years agoNo place like home for Toby –even if it’s in the Windies!
By Richard Edwards Unfinished business: Toby Radford came so close to leading Glamorgan to promotion TOBY Radford was back on familiar...
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/ 6 years agoPrior: Jonny Bairstow can win those gloves back
Ben Foakes took over wicket-keeping duties on the tour of Sri Lanka this winter
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/ 6 years agoKusal Perera sees Proteas wilt in Kingsmead graveyard
Kingsmead has always been somewhat of a graveyard for the Proteas, and the place where touring teams fancied their chances the...
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/ 6 years agoStuart Law – the new man in at Middlesex
Law is building on preparations for his first season in charge at Lord's after leaving the West Indies
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/ 6 years agoHayter column: Arise Sir Jimmy Anderson! The letter should be on its way
Peter Hayter writes why it is time for England's leading Test wicket-taker to earn his rightful place like Sir Alastair Cook
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England News
/ 6 years agoJason Holder: We can upset ‘inconsistent’ England
Does a return to form await the West Indies on home soil?
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Features
/ 6 years agoArise Sir Jimmy! Even Cook must step aside
Peter Hayter says James Anderson is thoroughly deserving of his place among English peerage and indeed among the world’s cricketing elite...
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Features
/ 6 years agoPrior: jonny can win those gloves back
Chris Stocks finds that a former England keeping great has some sage advice for his successor That’s handy: Jonny Bairstow can...
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Features
/ 6 years agoChanging landscape of how we’ll be tuning in for our cricketing fix
Dan Whiting takes a look at the changes in cricket broadcasting and decides it’s still in good hands and he even...
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County News/The Hundred
/ 6 years agoRoot ‘gutted’ for injured Olly as Broad eyes a treble tops
By Jon Couch Back in the wars: Olly Stone has been ruled out of the West Indies tour with a back...
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County News/The Hundred
/ 6 years agoBell’s still standing in Bears’ old guard
By Richard Edwards Going it alone: Ian Bell formed a formidable batting partnership with Jonathan Trott PICTURE: Getty Images THERE will...
