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Fletcher hints that Thorpe's exile could be over
Graham Thorpe may resume his Test career at Edgbaston next week, after Duncan Fletcher, England’s coach, admitted that his name was back in the frame
Carlisle leads the way for Zimbabwe
Stuart Carlisle celebrated his 31st birthday with the best century of his first-class career, a dogged marathon of 139 runsJohn Ward10-May-2003Stuart
Barbados slam 502 off Trinidad
IT WAS like taking candy from a baby02-Mar-2003IT WAS like taking candy from a baby.For the second successive day, Trinidad and Tobago were a mere imi
West Indies 'B' team to be named
After taking steps to ensure this year’s West Indies `B’ team would be picked at a much more opportune time than in the past two seasons, the selectio
D-Day + 3: Yock says 'Yes', India says 'Yes', players still say 'No'
Ben Yock doesn’t see himself as a hero or martyr after his decision to quit the New Zealand Cricket Players’ Association and sign with CanterburyLynn
Irani released, Trescothick optimistic
Essex captain Ronnie Irani has been released from England’s squad for the final Test against India at The AMP OvalStephen Lamb04-Sep-2002Essex captain
Rain ruins first New Zealand-Ireland match
Rain forced the abandonment of New Zealand women’s first game of their three-match series against Ireland at Clontarf, Dublin todayLynn McConnell02-Ju
Shell Academy replacements named
Four players have been named to attend the Shell Cricket Academy of the StDerrick Nicholas14-May-2002Four players have been named to attend the Shell
The Chalkboard: Albrighton must start to get even more out of Vardy
[ad_pod ] It was no secret how Jamie Vardy felt under Claude Puel. The dynamic forward wasn’t a fan of the Frenchman’s style of play and as a resul
West Bromwich Albion: Baggies would be mad not to approach Graham Potter
The West Brom manager search seems no closer to being resolved than it did last week, and is becoming a fiasco that smacks of poor foresight and hasty