Posting Date Archive - 25/06/2020

Competition for top order places can only help England, believes Zak Crawley

NICK FRIEND: In Rory Burns’ football-enforced absence in South Africa, Crawley and Dominic Sibley – both right-handers – forged a promising understanding, putting on stands of 70, 107 and 56 as the series wore on

25/06/2020 | Nick Friend | News | England |

Smart, clean-cut and British: The story behind Woodstock Cricket

The Cricketer catches up with John Newsome about his bat company Woodstock Cricket

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | News | Grass Roots |

QUIZ! Leading IPL run-scorers

How many of the Indian Premier League's top 50 run-scorers can you name?

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | Quizzes | News |

MCC members approve sale of life memberships to raise redevelopment funds post-pandemic

SAM MORSHEAD: Nearly four-fifths of those who voted (79.46 per cent) said yes to item eight on the club's annual general meeting agenda this week, paving the way for the scheme to be implemented in the coming days

25/06/2020 | Sam Morshead | News |

Century beckons for The Cricketer magazine

Be part of The Cricketer as we approach three figures

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | Special 2 |

25 women sign domestic retainer contracts as ECB pushes through regional hub plans

The 25 players represent the first set of players to be handed professional domestic contacts, with 15 more to follow in October when the retainers will become full-time deals

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | Women's Cricket | News | England Women |

Recreational cricket could still be back in early July as ECB remain confident government will give all-clear

SAM MORSHEAD: The ECB has been lobbying government for the amateur game's return for 10 weeks and was surprised by the prime minister's comments on Tuesday. They are still encouraging leagues to prepare clubs for a July 4 comeback

25/06/2020 | Sam Morshead | Testing | News | Grass Roots |

FROM THE ARCHIVE: Kapil kick-starts the revolution

India were staring at an early exit from the 1983 World Cup in England when they slipped to 17 for 5 against the outsiders Zimbabwe. But then up stepped Kapil Dev to change the course of cricket's history

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | News | Features |

Salaries for players in men's Hundred to be reduced in 2021

Meanwhile, although players in neither the men’s and women’s tournaments will be paid the full extent of their contracts for this season, they will receive 11.5 per cent of what they had been due to earn

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | Women's Cricket | The Hundred | News |

Middlesex to return to training on July 1 amid plans for August restart

This will happen initially on a part-time basis, with the players still furloughed outside of their scheduled training routines, but workloads will be increased ahead of plans for a domestic season beginning on August 1

25/06/2020 | The Cricketer | News | Middlesex Men | County Cricket |

Elite sport, psychology and me: Laurie Evans' journey from release to recognition

NICK FRIEND: Evans is back in training with England's 55-man summer squad, having forged a reputation as one of the domestic game's finest white-ball batsmen. Here, he opens up on his own mental battles and a fascination with elite sport's psyche

25/06/2020 | Nick Friend | Sussex Men | News | Features | England | County Cricket |

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