Posts tagged with ‘Michael Clarke’
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April 11, 2011
Bangladesh v Australia: ODIs are boring again
It was nice while it lasted. For a couple of short weeks, one day internationals were exciting again. The World Cup had us interested, India was rapt, Ireland was thrilled, England was…not as surprised as they would have liked to have been. Then came Australia’s ongoing tour of Bangladesh, and all that hard work has been undone.
May 21, 2010
Lazy Ashes reporting starts early
There’s an Ashes series looming on the horizon. Which is why the media are in a frenzy, turning out whatever tripe they can get their hands on. This time, they’ve started early.
July 20, 2009
Ashes 2nd Test, day 5: Flintoff ends Lord’s record
Played 18, drawn 9, lost 9. This is England’s record against Australia at Lord’s from 1938 until this morning. Their last Ashes victory there, in 1934, was the only time England achieved the feat in the whole of the 20th Century.
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RT @edsmithwriter: It's the product, stupid. My column on saving Test cricket (with thanks to James Carville and Stringer Bell) http://t ...
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
RT @cheeseslicesuk: @goodcricktwickt Can we have a RT please? www.cheeseslices.co.uk is a new sports website with an emphasis on cricket ...
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
