In this issue

ABELL PRIMED FOR TITLE PUSH Somerset skipper aiming for the top spot.

Pringle: England could be missing a trick by ignoring the power of Jordan.

Lavalette: Even at 37, there’s no finisher in the game better than Dhoni.

Archer Will Inspire Us To Fight Harder Says Curran

Surrey ace eyes World Cup spot

2 mins

Will Wales End Up Paying The Price?

CRICKET Wales may face a Government inquiry over its decision to make every young person fork out £450 to play for their country.

2 mins

Close: Forever One Of The Game's Great Mavericks

Derek Pringle looks at the colourful life of the great Brian Close, who was honoured recently with the naming of ‘Brian Close Walk’ in Baildon, Yorkshire

5 mins

Jofra May Have To Shake Things Up After Gayle's Reality Check

Chris Stocks notes that as England’s ODI squad loses its air of invincibility with the World Cup approaching, a change in personnel seems likely

3 mins

India Take Brunt Of Danni's 7-Year Itch

HAVING hailed her match-winning display against India as “the most mature innings” she has produced for her country, there is little danger that England’s Danni Wyatt has developed the seven-year itch.

2 mins

'Even T10 Is Taking Over The Red Ball'

Saj Sadiq catches up with Ravi Bopara and discusses the white-ball power shift, teaming up with Mohammad Amir at Essex and, of course, the World Cup

4 mins

Captain Tom Is Willing, Ready And Ever Abell To Take The Lead

YOU did rather well to grab a word with Tom Abell this week. Last Sunday he flew back from Australia where he has been playing club cricket for Fremantle, near Perth.

3 mins

Why Final Fling Would Do Nicely For Cockbain

AS befits most cricketers with a testimonial, Ian Cockbain has organised a number of functions to mark the year but the Gloucestershire batsman admits that the one event he’d really like to stage is a little beyond his immediate control.

2 mins

New Boy Clark Is Relishing Oval Role

JORDAN Clark knew he was taking a big step when he left home county Lancashire for Surrey last season but after two weeks at The Kia Oval he is already certain it was the right decision.

3 mins

Legend Dhoni's Still The Master Chaser

Tristan Lavalette says in the days of big-hitting and huge totals, it’s still the India legend who could emerge as the World Cup hero this summer

4 mins

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