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A gentle vying for position as life moves on in Arundel's slow lane
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Friday, 14 June 2019 10:46
Sussex 351 for 8 dec (Beer 97, Wiese 67) drew with Gloucestershire 444 for 6 dec (Roderick 158, Higgins 119*) Chris Jordan runs in from the Castle End and bowls to Benny Howell. The good-length ball is on off stump and Howell plays it safely to cover where Harry Finch trots in to field. Gentle applause comes from the supporters…
Kimber: The talent is there but West Indies need to rethink ODI batting
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Friday, 14 June 2019 13:24
The West Indies' first two was in the 17th over of the innings.Some of that is down to the fact that Chris Gayle is ancient, and they have replaced his hamstrings with biscuits. They are stiff, but they also crumble. But it's also about the way the West Indies play. Since Javed Miandad hit the ball over short cover's head…
India v Pakistan: will rain affect the World Cup's biggest rivalry?
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Friday, 14 June 2019 10:38
Old Trafford wore a soggy look at 10am on Friday. Overhead, it was grey. It wasn't cold, but there was a light shower on.Fifteen minutes later, it was pouring. The pitch had been secured by the hover cover, while the rest of the square was covered by sheets. More sheets covered the outfield in front of the B and D…
Marnus Labuschagne gives selectors another nudge as Glamorgan see out draw
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Friday, 14 June 2019 10:25
Derbyshire 598 for 5 dec (Godleman 227, Lace 143, Hosein 91*) drew with Glamorgan 394 (Wagg 100, Carey 62*) and 184 for 2 (Labuschagne 83, Selman 73*) On a St. Helen's pitch which produced 1176 runs for the loss of 17 wickets, there was little prospect of a positive outcome in the Specsavers County Championship game between Glamorgan and Derbyshire…
England quicks, Root century brush West Indies aside
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Friday, 14 June 2019 11:06
England 213 for 2 (Root 100*, Bairstow 45) beat West Indies 212 (Pooran 63, Wood 3-18, Archer 3-30) by eight wickets As it happenedThis was supposed to be a 350 meets 350 match. At least 300 versus 300. And, for those who dared hope, 400 from both teams. In the end, the combined total of both teams just about crossed…
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