Sporting pictures of the Week :- 13 December
Pakistan had waited over 10 years before being able to host test cricket again and then, inevitably, the rain came and they had to wait some more. Inside, Russell Arnold[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 7 December
The most Neil Wagner photo ever. We always knew the FIFA World Cup in Qatar would be a classy affair; here are the new FIFA offices. The design from the[…]
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Bob Willis
By Martin Hearnden Bob Willis died on Wednesday, another victim of the hideous prostate cancer. He was 70 years old and still a vital part of Sky TVs cricket coverage in[…]
New Zealand to stick with Raval in Australia
By Michael Pulman It all felt a bit pointless at lovely Seddon on the final day of England’s much talked about tour to New Zealand, and really, it amounted to[…]
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Adventures of a journalist covering the cricket
By Michael Pulman It’s a slow burn out there. England have clawed their way back in front, and New Zealand are out there batting again, desperately trying to salvage a[…]
English fightback but it’s Root who holds the cards
By Michael Pulman Joe didn’t look like a captain under pressure. Mr. Burns looked like the boss he needed to be out in the middle. Usually, when you hold all the[…]
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A Tale of Two Cities
By Aiden McLaughlin Many of you will know how precious time is when you have a young family. Priorities chance as do habits. I still watch a lot of sport[…]
Bravery in the face of nerves
By Michael Pulman One of the great things about Test cricket is how it punishes lack of judgement and rewards bravery. Tom Latham, in his brilliant 105-run contribution, had flirted[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 30 November
Jacques Kallis doing Movember. Not sure that’s how it works. Not to mention the hair plugs; more on hair plugs later.Not sure Bumble gets it either. Soon to be sacked[…]
Stats drive English decisions at lovely Seddon
By Michael Pulman Threats of rain were forecast on day one, but by first ball at 11:00am the sun was out albeit with the odd tendency to take respite behind[…]
