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Toothless England left with a monster task to lift the World Cup
New Zealand (141/4 from 24.4 overs) beat England (181/7 from 33 overs) by 17 runs (DLS method) Kiwi legend signs off with a win. Soon to retire star Bates ends her ODI career with DLS win at Cardiff. New Zealand draw the series 1-1. England underwhelming despite impressive bowling from Bell. Capsey top-scores with 45 before giving wicket away Player of the series Maddy Green steers New Zealand safely ahead of DLS Rain brings a premature end to the game after an on-off day in
Richard Starkie
May 166 min read
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Toothless England left with a monster task to lift the World Cup
New Zealand (141/4 from 24.4 overs) beat England (181/7 from 33 overs) by 17 runs (DLS method) Kiwi legend signs off with a win. Soon to retire star Bates ends her ODI career with DLS win at Cardiff. New Zealand draw the series 1-1. England underwhelming despite impressive bowling from Bell. Capsey top-scores with 45 before giving wicket away Player of the series Maddy Green steers New Zealand safely ahead of DLS Rain brings a premature end to the game after an on-off day in
Richard Starkie
May 166 min read
Sorry Surrey struggle to raise their game as Elwiss steers the Blaze to bonus point win
The Blaze (166/5 from 34.3 overs) beat Surrey (164 all out) by 5 wickets with 93 balls remaining Richard's salmon & cream cheese bagel courtesy of the food festival at Trent Bridge On a Bank Holiday set aside to celebrate the labour of the people, The Blaze laboured to a sluggish, but ultimately convincing win against a Surrey side who seemed somehow bewildered and lost under the low grey clouds at Trent Bridge. The Blaze won the toss and had no hesitation in inserting the op
Richard Starkie
May 44 min read
Strength and charisma of Pavely see Warwickshire over the line
Warwickshire (336 all out) beat Somerset (302 all out) by 34 runs A native of Warwickshire once wrote: “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate. Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer’s lease hath all too short a date.” This has not been a temperate summer so far for Warwickshire’s cricketers. They have blown both hot and cold as they hit over 300 last week and lost, whilst they hit 691 runs in their first two games wi
Richard Starkie
May 25 min read
Gammon’s crucial knock helps Glamorgan avoid a giant-killing
T20 County Cup: Glamorgan (140/8) beat Devon (129/5) by 11 runs Newport International Sports Village is a truly impressive development. Here you can play and watch a myriad of different sports in one place. There is the Geraint Thomas Velodrome for cycling, there is the Newport Stadium for Rugby, football and athletics, there is a competition level swimming pool and there are two adjoining cricket pitches at Newport Cricket Club, with a triangular scoreboard with faces that c
Richard Starkie
Apr 255 min read
Middlesex steamroll their way to another dominant win
Middlesex (173/3) beat Gloucestershire (172 all out) by seven wickets with 110 balls to spare On Watling Street, the road which took people in ancient times from Verulamium to Londinium, many great battles have been fought over the centuries. It was here that in AD 46 that Roman legions marched northward to conquer the Britons. It was here that Boudica, Queen of the Iceni (the ancient world equivalent of Captain of Essex) marched her forces through Radlett, situated on this a
Richard Starkie
Apr 205 min read
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