SPECIAL REPORT - SAM MORSHEAD: Global pandemic and lockdown has left the sport counting the cost. So what happens next? And will we recover? The Cricketer spent three weeks speaking to dozens of people from every level of cricket to find out...
SAM MORSHEAD: I've spoken to dozens from all levels of the game for a long report on the coronavirus's impact on cricket. The message is all the same: we’ll squeak through 2020, but 2021 is the monster under the bed
SAGE expert Sir Jeremy Farrar answers questions on an array of subjects relating to sport post-pandemic in a wide-ranging Q&A session with The Cricketer...
Discussions with the ECB over a proposed three-Test and three-T20I trip in August continue, and senior figures from both governing bodies took part in a video conference on Friday, where logistics and health and safety measures were outlined
The players have yet to be told how many retainers, which are due to kick in on June 1, will be issued or how much money those who have one will earn. The Cricketer understands, however, that it will be less than the original new contracts
EXCLUSIVE - SAM MORSHEAD: Sir Jeremy Farrar, who sits on the government’s Scientific Advice Group for Emergencies (SAGE), has told The Cricketer that cricket's more distanced set-up gives it a better chance than many other sports of making a comeback
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Today's challenge is all about debut tons. 108 centuries have been scored on debut in men's Tests, how many can you remember?
Prior was England's Test wicketkeeper for a decade, during which they became No.1 in the world
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Through the coronavirus lockdown, the 41-year-old has been a regular on the screens of cricket fans, chairing and presenting several watchalong episodes of iconic matches from recent times
SCOTT OLIVER: The story behind an extraordinary over by Dorset's Graeme Calway, which went for 60 in a Minor Counties match at Sherborne School
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