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Posts from ‘June, 2010’

Features:

Bangladesh are slowly improving, that much was clear from their two test series against England. There is now very little justification in calls to remove them from Test cricket, but there is still some way for them to go before they can compete on a level. Here's how can they do it.

How Bangladesh can crack test cricket

News & Notes:

June 5, 2010

Lancashire install cash Point

England’s second much-more-of-a-Test-than-it-used-to-be against Bangladesh has also been the first look most of us have had at the new Old Trafford conference centre, The Point. I ask, Pointedly, what do we make of it all?

June 3, 2010

Giles Clarke & the meaning of lunch

Lalit Modi has set out his side of the story of THAT lunch with the counties, accusing Giles Clarke of being motivated by personal dislike of the IPL Chairman. But the importance of lunch to county cricket’s decision making process should not be underestimated. We reveal the hidden culture that Lalit may or may not be familiar with.

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The GCW Twitterverse

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2nd February 2012, 1:07pm

RT @Green23: Tell me why the WI are over for a week? Why aren't Ireland playing England in 2 T/20's. #pomsscaredmaybe
23rd September 2011, 7:13pm

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13th September 2011, 7:43pm

RT @2ndYellow: One more plug for my latest post - "Football finances: a question of trust" -> http://t.co/hstYTQr
5th September 2011, 8:20pm

RT @2ndYellow: Latest post on the Arsenal crisis, including an historical parallel from 80 years ago -> http://t.co/bbQ7Fov #afc #foo ...
29th August 2011, 7:28pm