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August 23, 2020

Silverwood has plenty to ponder for Ashes series

FOR England coach Chris Silverwood, trying to pick a team to win in the here and now while also planning ahead for next year’s Ashes series in Australia, is a difficult balancing act.

Silverwood has plenty to ponder for Ashes series

4 mins

YOUSUF: ALI'S GOT REASON TO BE PROUD

SAJ SADIQ discusses the main talking points from the series with former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yussuf

YOUSUF: ALI'S GOT REASON TO BE PROUD

5 mins

Is it now time to introduce the pink ball?

FRUSTRATION was the word on everyone’s lips after the second Test between England and Pakistan limped towards its drawn conclusion.

Is it now time to introduce the pink ball?

2 mins

WHEN THE BAD LIGHT DIMMED ON ENGLAND

JAMES WALLACE looks back to previous occasions when bad light scuppered England’s chances of forcing a positive result

WHEN THE BAD LIGHT DIMMED ON ENGLAND

4 mins

ALAM'S BIG COMEBACK IS ALMOST IMMEDIATE

Following Fawad Alam’s recall to the Pakistan side after over ten years and 88 Tests, Roderick Easdale reflects on some other Test careers weirdly interrupted or abruptly curtailed

ALAM'S BIG COMEBACK IS ALMOST IMMEDIATE

4 mins

BEEFY'S RIGHT, STOKES IS BEST WE'VE EVER HAD

A crack of Ben Stokes’ bat on the ball; a nanosecond of hush, an eruption of noise from the Headingley crowd almost matched by a roar from the man himself and the completion of England’s highest run chase in Test cricket in one of the greatest matches ever played, let alone in an Ashes series.

BEEFY'S RIGHT, STOKES IS BEST WE'VE EVER HAD

4 mins

Lees lashes out again as leaders are given target

ALEX Lees continued his strong form in the Bob Willis Trophy with a third half-century on an even opening day between Derbyshire and Durham.

Lees lashes out again as leaders are given target

3 mins

Captain Adam aims to keep his Steelbacks on right track

FROM the great highs of 2019, Northamptonshire have been brought back down to earth this year.

Captain Adam aims to keep his Steelbacks on right track

4 mins

FOR ONCE, AUSSIE EYES ARE ON THE WHITE BALL

In Australia, during normal times, cricket coverage is almost totally neglected during the winter off-season. These are, of course, not normal times and Australian cricket has been in the news for mostly the wrong reasons.

FOR ONCE, AUSSIE EYES ARE ON THE WHITE BALL

4 mins

BAME PLAYERS COULD BE LOST TO THE GAME

RICHARD EDWARDS tells how this summer might change the recreational game for good – and bad

BAME PLAYERS COULD BE LOST TO THE GAME

4 mins

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The Cricket Paper Magazine Description:

PublisherGreenways Publishing

CategorySports

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyWeekly

The Cricket Paper is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of cricket, from the latest news and features to match reports and opinion. It is published by Greenways Publishing and is available in print and digital formats.

The magazine features articles on a variety of topics, such as:

* News: The latest news from the world of cricket, from international matches to county cricket. *
* Features: In-depth articles on a variety of cricket-related topics, from the history of the game to the latest coaching techniques.
* Match reports: Detailed reports of recent cricket matches, from Test matches to Twenty20 games.
* Opinion: Articles on a variety of cricket-related topics, from the future of the game to the best batsmen in the world.
* Interviews: Interviews with leading cricket personalities, from players to coaches to administrators.

The Cricket Paper is a great resource for anyone who is interested in cricket. It is packed with information and analysis, and it is a must-read for any cricket fan.

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