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Nice and easy does it – Cricket – www.smh.com.au

By Will 5 years ago, mid-January Add your comment below

Nice and easy does it – Cricket

An interesting and revealing article written last November about cricket’s enduring appeal. Have been meaning to post it here, but not had the time in the past week to blog much. It’s also my inspiration for my next post I’m about to write. Worth a read (the link above, that is)

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