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Matthew Hayden is overwhelmed at being Usain Bolt's favourite cricketer

Aug 21, 2008

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  For two sides possessing such hulking heavyweights as Graham Napier and Justin Kemp, the final of the Friends Provident Trophy appeared destined to offer big runs and lavish hundreds. And yet for all the power contained Essex's lineup, it was left to Gran
• de Villiers brawls but England scent victory
  A disciplined bowling performance by England limited their target to a gettable 197 on the penultimate day at The Oval. The one man to stand in their way was AB de Villiers who fell three short of a fine hundred, but with the weather forecast set fair, En
• Amla sparkles on shortened day
  Hashim Amla stroked his ninth Test fifty as South Africa reduced the deficit to just 12, on a shortened third day at The Oval
• England in control after Pietersen hundred
  A superb, even 100 from Kevin Pietersen, his first hundred as England captain, provided the mainstay of England's 316 on the second day against South Africa at The Oval
• Pietersen's tenure begins in style
  Steve Harmison and James Anderson inspired England with five wickets between them, as South Africa were dismissed for a disappointing 194 on the opening day at The Oval

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• Hampshire 316/10 v Somerset 385/7 *
• Essex 282/10 & 10 * v Worcestershire 258/10
• Kent 283/10 & 145/1 * v Lancashire 125/10
• Middlesex 367/10 v Leicestershire 184/3 *
• Surrey 455/10 v Sussex 97/3 *
• Derbyshire 213/6 * v Yorkshire 213/7

The return of Caribbean Cricket

By Will last year, at the end of January Leave a comment on this post

No, sadly I don’t have the answer to the Caribbean’s descent into oblivion, nor any exciting news of its regeneration. This is just a reminder that Ryan Narine’s CaribbeanCricket.com and blog are both back in the land of the living which, if nothing else, is the best news West Indies cricket has had in months. Check out both and keep reading.

It is, as Tony Cozier said the other day, an “intimately informed” website and required reading for anyone interested in cricket.

With that good news comes another depressing comment, this time from Tony Becca.

“Cricket, once the king of sports in this country, has become a second-rate sport in this country.”

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