The Cricket Paper Magazine - September 20, 2020
The Cricket Paper Magazine - September 20, 2020
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In this issue
September 20, 2020
BLACKJACK EOIN TOOK ONE GAMBLE TOO MANY
Shane Warne called it right when he said Eoin Morgan was a gambler. What he didn’t say was whether Morgan was a good gambler, the difference being that the latter, at least on the Blackjack table, know when to stick.
5 mins
Do England players still have the hunger or is it time for changes?
A FIRST home oneday series defeat in five years will sting for England. Yet if the world champions are truly honest they will accept that too many big players, especially among the batsmen, just didn’t perform well enough.
3 mins
BROTHERS IN ARMS? DON'T YOU BET ON IT!
From Cane and Abel to the Chuckles, the Kennedys and Marxs right through to the Gallaghers and erm…Jedward, sibling relationships don’t always run smooth.
5 mins
Do not write off us fighting Foxes, warns ace Ackermann
LEICESTERSHIRE skipper Colin Ackermann refused to rule out a spot in the T20 Blast last eight, after the Foxes ended North Group leaders Nottinghamshire Outlaws’ unbeaten run with a four-wicket win at Grace Road.
2 mins
Sharks start to circle thanks to pinch of Salt and guile of Garton
GEORGE Garton’s allround brilliance took Sussex Sharks to the cusp of the T20 Blast quarter-finals after a tense three-wicket victory over Middlesex at Hove.
2 mins
HAIL HARMER AS ESSEX'S BEST OVERSEAS IMPORT
Essex have enjoyed some fine overseas players over the years but in terms of worth and match-winning ability none has surely matched Simon Harmer, the latest ‘foreigner’ to play cricket for the county.
5 mins
MARMITE MAN MAXI IS WINNING OVER CRITICS
The first time that Glenn Maxwell struck a century in each format of the game at the top level, it prompted responses far more emotional than we are conditioned to from finely-tuned athletes.
4 mins
MARSH IS MISJUDGED AND MISUNDERSTOOD
As live sport ground to a halt during the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, bored cricket fans desperately craved content and, fortunately, several heroes stepped up in the time of need.
4 mins
New boy Simon is just pitch perfect
IN January, when Simon Lee cut his final blade of grass at Somerset after 19 years working on the Taunton pitch, he set himself a massive career challenge.
3 mins
SHABASH! KEEPING IS A NEW ARTFORM
It wasn’t until cricket returned without crowds that I realised the true value to his team of a modern-day wicketkeeper. Here I was, under the impression he was there to take blinding catches and make lightning stumpings, when all the time it’s how much noise he can make. Velvety gloves? “Do me a favour,” you can hear the coach snorting. “Find me a bloke with a pair of cast-iron tonsils.”
5 mins
The Cricket Paper Magazine Description:
Publisher: Greenways Publishing
Category: Sports
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
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.
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