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It’s become one of the great, weird, modern cricket clichés that Brendon McCullum has the ability to make players feel they are an incorrect height. (Invariably taller, invariably 10 feet.) But he doesn’t always make them feel that, does he? We’d be interested to know what height Shoaib Bashir currently believes himself to be, for example.


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In the wake of England’s most successful Ashes tour for 15 years, it was widely agreed that some England players needed to play smarter and so that is what Brendon McCullum has promised to deliver henceforth. Some players didn’t need to play smarter though. One in particular has built an enviable record through his absolute wholehearted commitment to p...


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Send your pictures of cricket bats and other cricket stuff in unusual places to [email protected]. Please consider putting the cricket thing in the unusual place...


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An historic day. Not many teams get the better of Ireland in Test cricket. New Zealand today inflicted only their second ever innings defeat in home conditions and their first by an innings. Extraordinary stuff.

Even more amazingly, New Zealand had never before got the better of Ireland, home or away. Throw in the fact Ireland’s...


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Neither Ireland nor New Zealand play too many Test matches and the Irish players don’t even have a domestic red ball structure to fall back on. You may therefore conclude that there hasn’t been any recent first-class cricket from which we might weigh form ahead of this week’s Test match. But you would be wrong.

Last week, Ireland cri...


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