Dan Bowser continued his excellent start to his England Learning Disability career with a maiden century helping the team to an 86-run victory over Australia in the second and final Twenty20. The 26-year-old number three made 52 off just 31 balls on debut in the opening win yesterday, and he followed that up with a […]
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Michael Hogan was named Glamorgan’s player of the year for the second consecutive season at an awards ceremony in Swansea last night. The Australia-born right-armer, who has a deal until 2016, claimed 98 wickets in all formats and, after just two seasons in Wales, has already broken the 200-wicket barrier. Hogan has enjoyed a stellar
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West Bretton and Cambridge Granta enjoyed their trip to the NatWest Under-13 Club Championship finals so much a year ago they are heading back for another taste 12 months on. And both clubs are united in their aim – to return home this time around as national champions. West Bretton, a village near Wakefield in
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Australia have unsurprisingly named an unchanged squad for the second Ashes Test at Adelaide next week. Given the hosts won the Brisbane opener by 381 runs and have no injury concerns, they are expected to field the same XI. That would again mean seam bowling all-rounder James Faulkner missing out. Whoever takes part, Australia coach
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David Saker has backed spinner Graeme Swann to prove a thorn in Australia’s side once again this winter ahead of the start of the Ashes series in Brisbane on Thursday. England are expected to continue with their four-man bowling attack this winter after successfully implementing the tactic in the previous tour Down Under. Critics argued
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