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  • Cricket Comment: England ought to pick Tredwell and Bopara instead of Finn and Ballance

    February 18, 2015

    THERE weren’t a huge amount of positives to take from World Cup defeat to Australia last Saturday. Hopefully the main one will be the realisation that the tactics at the death were wrong and there was too much short bowling. England undoubtedly have some good bowlers but, as I wrote last week, that bowling attack [...]

  • Cricket Comment: Underdog status in England’s favour

    February 11, 2015

    Our new columnist on the chances of England upsetting the odds and lifting their first World Cup.   England are unlikely to win the World Cup but you just never know. They are certainly going in the right direction and the chances of success are a lot higher than they were a couple of months [...]

  • Warner dedicates ton to Hughes as Australia resume Test cricket

    December 9, 2014

    OPENER David Warner dedicated his innings to late team-mate Phillip Hughes after hitting a century against India as Australia made an emotional return to Test cricket yesterday. Warner scored 145 as Australia amassed 354-6 in a first Test delayed and then switched from Brisbane to Adelaide following the death of batsman Hughes during a domestic [...]

  • No England presence as cricket gathers to mourn tragic Hughes

    December 1, 2014

    THE England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will not be officially represented when the sporting world falls silent at the funeral service of Australia Test batsman Phillip Hughes in his hometown of Macksville tomorrow. England are currently in the midst of a seven-match one-day international series in Sri Lanka and any members of the travelling [...]

  • Sky Sports wins rights to biggest events in cricket

    October 13, 2014

    Sky Sports has beaten off competition from other broadcasting rivals after winning the rights to show some of international cricket’s biggest events over the next eight years. The International Cricket Council (ICC) said yesterday it has sold the rights to 18 cricket tournaments to Star Group, which is also part of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire [...]

  • Ex-cricket chief rubbishes Pietersen’s claims

    October 12, 2014

    FORMER cricket chief David Collier has rubbished assertions from maverick Kevin Pietersen that ex-coach Andy Flower was the root cause of a bullying culture within the England camp. The South African-born batsman has accused Flower of building a regime in which he governed by fear, while also allowing bullying to prosper during his five-year reign [...]

  • Cricket Comment: Belief is now so important for a fragile England

    September 10, 2014

    THAT narrow T20 win against India at Edgbaston on Sunday will have given England players, management and supporters just a little bit more confidence, which was something that was sadly lacking previously. India are particularly strong in limited overs cricket and I do think England salvaged some respect and credibility from what looked like being [...]

  • Cricket Comment: Ditch Cook, but it won’t cure one-day misery

    September 3, 2014

    WEDNESDAY was a sad day. In probably the most one-sided one-day international between top teams that I’ve ever seen, England were not just beaten but annihilated by India by nine wickets. It was embarrassing. A fresh low point in an already dreadful series has led to more pressure on Alastair Cook who, once again, faces [...]

  • Cricket Comment: Tormented Cook suddenly faces another must-win match

    August 28, 2014

    AFTER the high of a Test series win, it’s been another week to forget for England captain Alastair Cook. Stinging public criticism from a former team-mate was followed by a thumping one-day defeat against India, and suddenly tomorrow’s next match has taken on must-win status. Graeme Swann may well have had a point when he [...]

  • Cricket Comment: India shake-up is no surprise as one-day series England’s to lose

    August 20, 2014

    IN ALL sport winning is a habit and, though the personnel will be slightly different, the emphatic manner in which England won the Test series means it will be extremely hard for India to reverse that trend in the one-day series, which starts on Monday. England must be cock-a-hoop at the 3-1 Test series victory, [...]

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