The Royal London One-Day Cup fixture between Notts Outlaws and Surrey was abandoned due to the weather without a ball bowled at Trent Bridge. Torrential rain had set in during the early morning, and umpires Jeff Evans and George Sharp had little option but to call off the contest just after midday. The abandonment did […]
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By Matt Somerford England were unable to push for an unlikely win on the final day of the first Investec Test against India at Trent Bridge. Three wickets in the opening hour of the day had re-stated England’s growing ambitions, after Joe Root and man of the match James Anderson’s world record 198-run last-wicket stand
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When the famous 2005 Ashes series took place, current England team director Andy Flower was still plying his trade in county cricket for Essex. Such distractions will no doubt have hindered the Zimbabwean’s ability to fully appreciate the palpable excitement that rubber sparked around the country. Yet he will have been given a good idea
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ECB.co.uk editor Chris Devine reflects on an utterly memorable and, at times, scarcely believable Ashes Test at Trent Bridge. It is often tricky to determine how events of the present might be viewed in years to come. In bars, offices, canteens and living rooms across the land, debates will frequently occur in which current songs,
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