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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
Posted in Cricket, Other
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 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 – Brief history of the 6 Nations!
The Six Nations is the biggest annual tournament for rugby fans of the nations that take part. Six countries – Scotland, Wales, England, Ireland, Italy and France – battle it out to be crowned champion when it is held in … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby
Tagged 2015 Six Nations, England, Five Nations Championship, France, grand slam, history of Six Nations, Home Nations Championship, Ireland, Italy, Rugby, Rugby Blogs, Scotland, Six Nations, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Stadio Olimpico, Triple Crown, Wales
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The Sports Archives – History of the Six Nations Rugby Tournament
The Six Nations – currently known as the RBS Six Nations – is one of the biggest international rugby events of the year. This annual tournament features six national sides: England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Italy and France. It takes place early in … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby
Tagged Australian Football, England, European Rugby, Five Nations Championship, France, grand slam, Home Nations Championship, Ireland, Italy, Olympic Stadium, RBS Six Nations, Rome, Rugby, Rugby archives, Rugby Blogs, Scotland, Six Nations Rugby, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Stadio Olimpico, Triple Crown, Wales
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The Sports Archives – History of the Six Nations Championship!
The Six Nations championship represents the pinnacle of rugby in Europe and, though it only became the Six Nations in 2000 when Italy joined England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales in the tournament to decide Europe’s top international side, its … Continue reading
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Tagged Calcutta Cup, Centenary Quaich, Earl of Westmorland, England, France, Giuseppe Garibaldi Trophy, history of Six Nations, International Championship, Ireland, Italy, Millennium Cup, Rugby, Rugby archives, Rugby Blogs, Rugby Championship, Rugby history, rugby sponsors, rugby sponsorship, rugby trophies, Scotland, Six Nations Championship, South Africa, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, The Championship Trophy, The Triple Crown, The Wooden Spoon, Tissot, Wales
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The Sports Archives – The UK’s Most Famous Stadia!
From Wembley to Old Trafford, we take a look at the United Kingdom’s most famous stadia. Great Britain has a well-established sports culture, and many long-standing sporting events are held regularly throughout the country. As a result, some sports venues … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged 1939 FA Cup, 2012 London Olympics, Anfield, British Home Championship, Camp Nou, Cricket, England National Football Team, English Football, everton, Goodison Park, Great Britain, Harlequins, Liverpool FC, manchester united, old trafford, Old Trafford Stadium, removable roof, Richmond, Rugby Football Union, rugby world cup, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports venues, stadia, stadiums, Stratford Stadium, Tottehham, Twickenham, uk, United Kingdom, Wales, Wembley, West Ham United
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The Sports Archives – What Do You Know About Rugby?
If you’re not an avid rugby fan, this world of predominantly stocky men with thighs made of concrete might conjure up images of Gavin Henson, famed for his overly orange tan and a penchant for sculpted eyebrows. Or perhaps Gareth … Continue reading
The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Pele and Brazil 1958 World Cup Victory
Pele was Brazil and Brazil was Pele. During the 1958 World Cup Tournament which Brazil won, Pele lead all Brazil scorers with 6 goals and all of which came in the knockout round. He scored 1 against Wales in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958 World Cup, Brazil, France, Greatest Moments, NASL, New York Cosmos, Pele, Santos, Sports Archives, Sweden, Wales
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