World T20 Preview: A Town Called Reunion [India]
March 15, 2016
Thoughts on India’s World T20 Campaign … More World T20 Preview: A Town Called Reunion [India]
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World T20 Preview: England
March 12, 2016
Our English correspondent, George Collyer, provides his take on the men in “Shock Red” ahead of the World Twenty20.
World T20 Previews: Sri Lanka
March 11, 2016
Sri Lanka are up next in our series of World T20 previews, with Dan McGrath’s semi-informed analysis of the returning champs.
World T20 Previews: Australia
March 10, 2016
Mere hours after Australia took their warm-up series against South Africa 2-1, Dan McGrath provides a more pessimistic assessment of their chances in the World T20.
21 Things We’ve Learned from the Asia Cup
March 8, 2016
As we continue our preview for the World T20, Dan McGrath goes full Buzzfeed in reviewing the Asia Cup. Never go full Buzzfeed.
Six Ball Over: Michael Rippon
November 3, 2014
Originally published on DV Mace’s Smorgasbord of Sport, 03-Nov-2014. The art of left-arm unorthodox spin – or Chinaman bowling – is incredibly rare. Only really Brad Hogg, Paul Adams and the one-Test Beau Casson have made decent goes of the art in recent years. The South African-born Dutchman Michael Rippon, however, is doing is … More Six Ball Over: Michael Rippon
Six Ball Over: Wesley Barresi
October 16, 2014
Originally posted on DV Mace’s Smorgasbord of Sport, 16-Oct-2014. Today’s Six Ball Over is with the Dutch wicketkeeper Wesley Barresi. Wesley has coped well with being a top-order bat, as well as the keeper, and has been an instrumental part of the Netherlands team for some time.
Six Ball Over: Michael Swart
October 13, 2014
Originally posted on DV Mace’s Smorgasbord of Sport, 13-Oct-2014. The latest victim of a Six Ball Over is the Netherland’s vice-captain and former Western Australia cricketer Michael Swart. He’s played played 12 One Day Internationals, and in his 18 international T20s for the Dutchmen he averages just under 28 with the bat (at a 120 … More Six Ball Over: Michael Swart
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