In this issue

STUART BROAD INTERVIEW-Being dropped made me bowl faster,Pringle: Anderson shouldn’t slam pitches,Hayter: Wisden have got this honour wrong,Collins: We need new breed of DRS officials

Denly Has Daddy Of A Day!

Aussie basher: New father Joe Denly hits out on his way to a match-changing 94 at The Oval yesterday

1 min

Anderson's Wrong To Slam Pitches, Aussies Just Take What They Get

Derek Pringle says that the Australian bowlers learn not to rely on seam or swing, instead it’s death by a thousand dots – if the batsmen get that far

4 mins

Sledging Aussies Let ‘Bristol' Stokes Off The Hook

THE urn may be gone, but England are closing in on a victory that will at least deny Australia a first away Ashes series triumph since 2001.

4 mins

Broad: Getting Axed Has Helped Me Bowl Faster Than For Four Years

Chris Stocks catches up with Stuart Broad who, at the age of 33, has enjoyed an Indian summer in this Ashes series as England’s premier senior bowler

4 mins

England Must Curb The White Ball Shots For Test Success

Derek Pringle says finding batsmen with patience can turn England into future world beaters

5 mins

We Need A New Breed Of DRS Umpires

Adam Collins argues that the current DRS system is flawed because of human error, so specialists must be trained to take over the crucial job in future

4 mins

Tristan Lavalette Pace Trio Represent The New Golden Era

After 18 years of agony and embarrassment, Australia finally depart the UK with the Ashes.

4 mins

Lamb Helps Warwicks Survive As Essex Falter

WARWICKSHIRE head coach Jim Troughton hailed the character of his young side after they secured First Division survival with a battling performance that also dented Essex’s hopes of a second County Championship title in three seasons.

1 min

Josh Answers The Somerset Call With His Career Best

JOSH Davey could yet end a frustrating summer on the highest note of his cricketing career to date.

2 mins

Heads Will Roll, Surrey Coach Warns His Flops...

MICHAEL Di Venuto has issued a strongly-worded warning to his Surrey players: “You have eight days to save your careers.”

2 mins

Moores Admits Woeful Notts Got Balance Wrong

NOTTS went into the season as one of the sides tipped for a title challenge, but after a truly disastrous campaign they are down with two games to go.

1 min

Dane Drives Lancs Back To First Division

TO say Lancashire skipper Dane Vilas has led from the front this season is something of an understatement.

1 min

Bracey Goes Up Order and Vows To Stay With Gloucs

CONTRARY to speculation circulating on social media, Gloucestershire batsman James Bracey will not be leaving the Bristol County Ground any time soon

2 mins

From Surviving To Thriving: The Moles End 39-Year Wait

EAST Molesey hero Jonathan Fawcett believes confidence was the key in ending his side’s 39 years of hurt and winning the Surrey Premier Division last weekend.

2 mins

Steven's ‘Golden' Ton Can't Save Stan

THE CLIMAX of the cricket season serves up tales of agony and ecstasy and sometimes both – just ask Stanmore’s Steven Reingold.

2 mins

Experience Is Key For Moxon In Late Title Push

AS Keshav Maharaj played the last of his five successful Championship matches for Yorkshire this week against Somerset at Taunton, his replacement, New Zealand’s slow left armer, Ajaz Patel, flew in and began practising in preparation for his debut tomorrow against Kent at Headingley.

2 mins

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