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Beer campaign mocks Aussies
THE brewers Marston's are launching a marketing campaign poking fun at Australians ahead of this summer's Ashes series. ‘England has history, Australia has previous' is a slogan example.
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Posted by Charlie Randall01/07/2009 12:40:19
Middlesex to play Warne's IPL side
MIDDLESEX Panthers, with their reign as Twenty20 Cup champions nearly over, have arranged a match against last year's Indian Premier League champions Rajasthan Royals for charity at Lord's on July 6.
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Posted by Charlie Randall10/06/2009 19:18:06
England justify 12/1 Ladbrokes odds
THE pre-tournament odds supplied by Ladbrokes put England at 12/1 against winning the ICC World Twenty20, surprisingly long odds for a host nation. Yet after England's defeat by Holland at Lord's this pessimism looked entirely justified.
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Posted by Charlie Randall07/06/2009 12:30:16
PCA pledge more support for Lewis
THE chief executive of the Professional Cricketers Association says the organisation will stand by and support former England all-rounder Chris Lewis after his 13-year jail sentence for smuggling cocaine into Britain.
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Posted by Charlie Randall03/06/2009 18:32:13
Pakistan deaths in veterans twenty
A former first class player died during a veterans Twenty20 match in Karachi, a second such death in Pakistan this year in the faster format.
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Posted by Charlie Randall20/05/2009 12:42:32
Lancashire offer one-pound seats
ALL seats on the first day of a county match at Old Trafford on June 6 will cost only a pound. This will be the Lancashire contribution to the day's 'Super Saturday' of sport in Manchester.
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Posted by Charlie Randall11/05/2009 19:00:58
ECB seek help from Tatler editor
THE managing editor of Tatler magazine, Ahlya Fateh, has been appointed by the England and Wales Cricket Board to help shape the image of the England women's team.
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Posted by Charlie Randall11/05/2009 18:53:44
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Leicester makes Under-19 impact
ENGLAND Under-19 start their two-Test home series against Bangladesh at Scarborough on Monday July 6 with three Leicestershire players in their squad of 14.
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Posted by Charlie Randall02/07/2009 10:09:47
Arthur: Flintoff should attack
By Mark Harrison
MICKEY ARTHUR, the man who coached South Africa to a Test series win in Australia earlier this year, says that England should use Andrew Flintoff as a more attacking bowler against Australia this summer.
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Posted by Charlie Randall30/06/2009 09:18:07
Ireland eye new ICC prize pot
By James Fitzgerald
THE International Cricket Council’s first class tournament, the ICC Intercontinental Cup 2009-10, gets underway next month with heavy-hitters such as Ireland chasing prize money for the first time.
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Posted by Charlie Randall27/06/2009 09:47:22
Aussies return to UK for Pakistan
PAKISTAN are to play Tests and one-day games against Australia and England in England next year, a welcome chance for the public to see more top-notch international cricket.
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Posted by Charlie Randall26/06/2009 18:13:35
Kenya sacked as Under-19 hosts
THE ICC Under-19 World Cup next year has been taken away from Kenya and will be hosted by New Zealand as a result of slow progress in upgrading grounds and facilities, the ICC announced after a meeting at Lord's today.
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Posted by Charlie Randall26/06/2009 18:10:47
ICC Twenty: Referee's sinecure
NOT a single code of conduct misdemeanour was reported during the recent ICC Twenty20 tournament in England. It was a sporting occasion that made the referee job a sinecure, but the reason was probably that players did not have time to misbehave in this galloping format of cricket.
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Posted by Charlie Randall23/06/2009 10:37:39
Yes, vive la difference at the Oval
THE BRIT OVAL
Australia 163-5, England 165-2
England won by 8 wickets
ENGLAND women, the ICC Twenty20 tournament favourites, came through a tense semi-final against Australia in a good advertisement for the female craft. Women's cricket has a character all of its own.
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Posted by Charlie Randall19/06/2009 16:26:26
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Last Bell rings
The last man came to the crease at a match in Wellington in 2008 when Karori were 27 for nine against North City Trojans, and he finished with 100 not out. William Bell, usually an opener, arrived late after work and struck his first ball for six and 27 off the over to launch a stand of 148, which set up a 51-run victory.
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