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Rivalry Rules Again

From the editor: It is finally time for the Ashes, and it promises to be a high-scoring and very close contest, says John Stern

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It’s fast, it’s furious and it’ll hit you for six! The Twenty20 Cup smashed its way in to the sporting calendar this week and you could be there to see the action.

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With all the skill of traditional cricket, Twenty20 is an action-packed three hour spectacle, making it the perfect way to spend a summers evening. All the counties start in regional groups, eight make the quarter-finals, and it's topped off by an exciting Finals Day on August 15th at Edgbaston.

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