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Cricket

The Debate: Sport in the Digital Age

Harry Richards takes a look at the challenge sports coverage faces to stay relevant in the digital age.

Oct 29, 2020 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, The Debate, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Cricket, Formula 1, league of legends, eSports, Footballl, tv coverage

Can Sport survive the financial burden of Coronavirus?

Can Sport survive the financial burden of Coronavirus? COVID-19 has had a profound effect on Sport. Print Sport Editor Nick Powell analyses the financial implications of seasons being cut short on the World of Sport. In late February, as Ireland postponed their Six Nations fixture with Italy, few could have imagined the long list of […]

Jun 2, 2020 By Nick Powell Filed Under: Sport, Football, Cricket, Rugby, Global Tagged With: football, sport, Cricket, Rugby, finance, money

A Life Without Amateur Sport

A Life Without Amateur Sport With Amateur Sport off the table for the forseeable future, Rob Hunt, James Bagby and Nick Powell look at what has been missing in a life without Amateur Sport You aren’t as fit as you think you are, Rob Hunt One thing has to be made clear: football isn’t a […]

May 26, 2020 By Nick Powell Filed Under: Sport, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Cricket, Rugby, summer, April, sports, May, amateur, Footballl, winning

Things You Might Have Missed – Round 3

Exeposé’s online sports editor Ed Alexander takes a look back at some of the lesser-known sporting stories from the last seven days

Nov 14, 2019 By Ed Alexander Filed Under: Sport, American Sport, Football, Cricket, Rugby, Global, Olympics, Sport Editorial Tagged With: football, Cricket, Rugby, athletics, sports, American Football

World Cup over the Ashes? Who cares!

Was it worth sacrificing the Ashes to win the World Cup? Rhodri Evans looks back on England’s spectacular cricketing summer. There is little doubt, looking back on this summer of cricket, that it has been the most exciting and enthralling since 2005, if not even 1981. The British public jumped on the cricketing bandwagon for […]

Oct 7, 2019 By Rhodri Evans Filed Under: Sport Tagged With: Cricket, England, World Cup, Ashes, Ben Stokes, 2019, jofra archer

The Long Game, Sport’s Fallen Prodigies: Cricket

In this first instalment of The Long Game, Michael Rudling looks at three cricket ‘prodigies’ whose outstanding natural ability and potential left fans expecting more.

May 18, 2019 By Michael Rudling Filed Under: Sport, Cricket Tagged With: Cricket, prodigies, potential, the long game, ramprakash, kambli, tendulkar, gooch

West Indies Shrug Off Average Tag In Second Test

With the conclusion of the second Test Match of three in the Caribbean between the West Indies and England, many questions have been raised over the quality of this England side. Especially when that same squad came into the series off the back of an away whitewash, 3-0, in Sri Lanka and a flattering but […]

Feb 15, 2019 By Rhodri Evans Filed Under: Sport, Cricket, Global Tagged With: Cricket, West Indies, England, Jason Holder

The Ashes: England left to rue missed opportunity in first test

So all as expected. Australia cruise to an easy ten-wicket victory over England at the Gabba. But it could have been different. For three days this Test match was a tight and tense affair with neither side able to land the decisive blow; England failed to press home their advantages when in the ascendency, though. […]

Dec 4, 2017 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, Cricket, Uncategorized Tagged With: sport, Cricket, England, Austrailia, smith, The Ashes, Gabba, Cook

Ashes Preview 2017/18: Can England really win Down Under?

With the England squad having landed in Australia and preparations underway, the build-up to this winter’s Ashes series can well and truly begin. With the warm-up games already underway, some random 14-year-old Australian will rip through England’s batting order to destroy any optimism before the series has even begun. In fact, if any optimism did […]

Nov 16, 2017 By Matthew Verri Filed Under: Sport, Cricket Tagged With: sport, Cricket, England, Australia, Ashes, Matt Verri

Legends, not myths: Sir Len Hutton

The Second World War stole the lives of many great men and less importantly, robbed numerous potential sporting legends of the best years of their career. As a man who volunteered for the army in 1939, Len Hutton could easily have fallen into either category. The Yorkshire opener spent the time between his twenty-third and […]

Apr 4, 2017 By Phil Hadley Filed Under: Sport, Myths not legends Tagged With: Cricket, England, Australia, Len Hutton, Wisden, The Ashes

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