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Alan Tyers: Key Names React To The Andy Flower Appointment
Steve Harmison: “Andy has got broad shoulders. And nice long arms. That’s important in a coach, nice long arms. He could really be the sort of coach to put an arm round a player. Possibly give him a cuddle. That … Continue reading
Lawrence Booth: England must unleash wild-dog Bopara
Ian Bell or Ravi Bopara? It is not the question we were supposed to be asking ahead of tomorrow’s fourth Test in Barbados. No, the question penned in advance was: Bell or Owais Shah? But life is rarely as neat … Continue reading
Giles Clarke: My Day Off
When things get a bit stressful, I like to go back to back to basics, so I’ll sometimes go and spend a day working at Majestic Wines in Taunton, the place where it all began for me. Other than that … Continue reading
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The Wisden Cricketer – March 2009 – In shops on Friday
Under pressure to produce the perfect Valentine night this weekend? Have no fear. Here at TWC we haven’t heard of superstition, and never miss the chance to exploit an opportunity. That’s why we’ve chosen this Friday – February 13 – … Continue reading
My Favourite Cricketer: Ray Price
TWC.com reader Alex Fensome is the second winner of our My Favourite Cricketer competition for his entry on Zimbabwe spinner Ray Price I can’t remember exactly when I became infatuated with Zimbabwean cricket. It was a while back. They are … Continue reading
Miles Jupp: ECB's show of strength just a petulant outburst
Normally I love it when there is some cricket news to fill the quiet spells between tours but the KP-Moores saga has quickly become unsavoury. Attempting to get a grip on the events in this particular power struggle has been … Continue reading
Sledger: Surrey future in good hands
As TWC struggled through our 2009 equipment review (free with the March issue) on a cold January morning, 233 caps-worth of recent-Test experience were practising in The Oval nets to inspire us. Alex Tudor bowled with promising fire to Mark … Continue reading