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In 1986 New Zealand came to England for their 10th Test tour. None of the other nine had been victorious. But their hosts had already lost to India that summer and Richard Hadlee was in fine form.
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It would be stretching a point to call John Morris’s first full season as coach of Derbyshire a resounding success: sixth in Division ...read more
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By common consent Durham were the best team in the land, a status they confirmed by clinching their first Championship. That performance sum...read more
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The One-Day season could scarcely have gone better for Essex, who won the FP Trophy and Division 2 of the Pro40, as well as reaching the sem...read more
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Twelve wins, a Twenty20 quarter-final and a Pro40 promotion play-off was a big improvement on the measly two matches won in 2007 but not eno...read more
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John Bracewell may not be a messiah, let alone a very naughty boy, but after a coach-free, win-starved summer Bristol awaits his return with...read more
Newbold Vernon win a Gray-Nicolls kit bag containing bats, pads and gloves and are entered into TWC’s Gray-Nicolls Club of the Year competition....read more
Danny wins a £345 Gunn & Moore DXM Icon bat and will be entered into the TWC Gunn & Moore Player of the Year competition. To nominate a ...read more
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Most clubs would be happy to win one league competition in the year they celebrate their 150th anniversary. But Didsbury, in south Manchester, who wer...read more
Richard Blakey and Mark Alleyne played a combined total of 676 first-class games and between them spent 40 years on the county scene. They represented...read more
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