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Cricket

Ashes to Ashes

by Oliver Lamb

Ashes to Ashes Oliver Lamb discusses what went wrong for England in the latest Ashes “They’ve been pretty poor in their thinking, planning, selection… Everybody has to have a good look at themselves – the players, who haven’t performed… the selectors… we’ve been poor. Really, really poor!” That was the verdict of Geoffrey Boycott, English […]

Piers Morgan and Simone Biles: Why Biles’ bronze is her greatest achievement

by Nick Powell

Simone Biles in 2016

Nick Powell discusses the mental strain of being an athlete amidst media speculation.

Sport’s Greatest Underdog Stories

by Rhys Wallis

Rhys Wallis looks back at times in sporting history when the underdog came out on top.

Falling Apart at the Seams

by Rhys Wallis

Rhys Wallis reviews England’s Cricketing Tour in India and explores their options going forward

Testing times as England gear up to face India

by Sport

Huge challenges lie ahead for Joe Root’s England against a dominant India team. Billy Densham takes a look at the key talking points for the series.

Can Sport survive the financial burden of Coronavirus?

by Nick Powell

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 […]

Things You Might Have Missed – Round 5

by Ed Alexander

Ed Alexander casts his eyes over some of the more obscure sporting stories of the last fortnight

Things You Might Have Missed – Round 3

by Ed Alexander

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

Should England Fans be booing Steve Smith?

by Michael Rudling

By Michael Rudling It is the best passage of Ashes cricket in decades. The unmovable, unshakable Steve Smith ducks and weaves and whacks rocket after rocket from quick young debutant Jofra Archer. Archer cracks one into Smith’s arm; Smith smashes one through the covers. It is team sport reduced to a simple, one-on-one cage fight […]

The Long Game, Sport’s Fallen Prodigies: Cricket

by Michael Rudling

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.

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