The Times are reporting on discussions taking place at the ECB are they are mental
And a couple from the nobody could have possibly predicted this section
Doubt the hundred would continue working for the women if the men aren't playing it.They should look how badly the Birmingham Bears business was accepted amongst the members.
The hundred is dead they know it and the ceo slipped it out in an interview they need to get behind the blast and try to get more quality overseas, the hundred has worked for the women’s game though.
Doubt the hundred would continue working for the women if the men aren't playing it.
But part of that exposure was because the men were also playing it. If the Hundred had just been for female teams it wouldn't have got anywhere near the same coverage.It’s the exposure rather than the format that’s helped the women’s game. Could they do back-to-back T20s? Don’t know.
Sure all the City fans would be delighted to pop up to Edgbaston to support Aston Villa at cricket...The Times are reporting on discussions taking place at the ECB are they are mental
Great knock that from Hain. No doubt will no go back to being ignored by England when they're playing someone better than Ireland
I've put rather a lot of confidence in their review system as a whole, a lot of tech like noise and those funny odd where projected ball would hit or miss, and enjoy that it affirms "umpire call" on too-tough-to-say stumps to give the on field umpires respectable adjudication in what is a very tough job in the heat of the moment.
Youre first point it will be if Pakistan have the upper hand.On your second your right again the attendance in the England v New Zealand was said to be 47 and half thousand in a 132,000 stadium that attendance is half as much 50% more than what Lords holds.India v Pakistan tomorrow, quiet one…
I’ve thought the crowds have looked sparse but you forget how big the stadiums are over there
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