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The Sports Archives – Can South Africa Erase The Ghosts Of 1999 In The 2019 World Cup?
After a gap of two decades, the World Cup returns to British soil. In some ways, the 1999 World Cup was a pivotal point in cricket history- it began a period of unprecedented Australian domination of the sport. The Aussies … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Cricket World Cup, Allan Donald, Australia, Cricket blogs, Damian Fleming, Faf du Plessis, Glenn McGrath, Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Kallis, Jonty Rhodes, Lance Klusener, Mark Boucher, Michael Bevan, Quinton de Kock, Shane Warne, South Africa, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Steve Waugh, Super Six
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The Sports Archives – The Greatest Ever Cricket World Cup Stars
The 2019 Cricket World Cup is almost here as England & Wales host the 12th edition of the tournament, with holders Australia looking to retain their title from four years previous. Betfair have all the odds, whether you think you … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Cricket World Cup, Afghanistan, Australia, Chris Gayle, Cricket, Cricket blogs, England, Glenn McGrath, greatest cricket players, India, Jason Holder, Kenya, Man of the Tournament, Marlon Samuels, One Day Internationals, Ricky Ponting, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tendulkar, Wales, West Indies, Zimbabwe
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The Sports Archives – England’s Best Cricket Captains
Credit – Shutterstock.com The cricket World Cup is just around the corner and England have been named as the favourites according to Paddy Power. England have finished as the runner-up on three occasions, but are yet to win cricket’s biggest … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – England Women’s Cricket Players In Life Changing Tournament Win
By NAPARAZZI – Southern Stars vs West Indies women’s cricket, CC BY-SA 2.0, Link England’s nine run victory over India at Lords in the Women’s World Cup final last weekend was a fantastic achievement for the side and will herald … Continue reading
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Tagged Anya Shrubsole, Cricket, Cricket blogs, ECB, England, India, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tournaments, Wales, women's cricket
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The Sports Archives – Cricket Australia Prepared To Go To Arbitration Over Pay Dispute
By Rick212 – http://www.flickr.com/photos/icc-cricket/324545382/, CC BY 2.0, Link As the bitter pay dispute involving the Australian test sides and their federation continues to rumble on, Cricket Australia (CA) has insisted that it will look to independent arbitration sooner rather than … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Memorable Moments From The World’s Best Cricket Grounds!
Cricket is played everywhere from back yards to village greens to superb stadia. These are among the world’s finest grounds and some of the memorable occasions they have seen. Lords, London Located in St John’s Wood in London, Lords is the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff, Andrew Strauss, Ashes Test, Ashton Agar, Australia Cricket Team, Benson & Hedges World Series Cup, Boxing Day Test, Brian Lara, Brian McKechnie, Cape Town, Cricket, Cricket blogs, cricket history, cricket stadiums, Derek Underwood, England Cricket Team, Fred Trueman, Gary Pratt, Greg Chappell, Kevin Pietersen, london, Lords, MCG, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Newlands, Nottingham, Shane Warne, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, The Oval, Thomas Lord, Trent Bridge
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