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Category Archives: Cricket
Results 23/08/16 – plus failure in futsal
Futsal’s an odd sport. Essentially a form of indoor football, it focuses on skills, improvisation and the promotion of close-knit team play. Played in, but not limited to, Hispanic and Eastern European countries, futsal is often used to develop young … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Cycling, Football, Futsal, Results, Rowing, Squash, Uncategorized
Tagged adam lyth, alan clyne, baku united, cardiff met ladies, celtic, champions league, charles waites-roberts, chris froome, chris simpson, durham, gemma hall, hampshire, hong kong open, hugh carthy, james willstrop, jamie copus, jamie kirkwood, lancashire, newry city ladies, nottinghamshire, peter kennaugh, sarah-jane perry, scott thwaites, simon yates, surrey, tim bresnan, tom richards, uefa futsal cup, victoria lust, Vuelta a Espana, warwickshire, women's champions league, world rowing championships, yorkshire, zak lee-green
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Moeen Ali has confidence, but haven’t we seen it all before?
Worcestershire spin-bowler Moeen Ali is almost certain to make his England debut this week as the national side resume battle with Sri Lanka in a 2-Test series. His reaction to the step-up to Test level has been a confident one … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket
Tagged alastair cook, chris jordan, county championship, england cricket, essex, ian bell, james anderson, joe root, jonathan trott, kevin pietersen, liam plunkett, moeen ali, northamptonshire, sam robson, scott borthwick, simon kerrigan, stuart broad, surrey, test cricket, worcestershire
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Results 19/8/2013 – Great Britain’s water polo team lose to Hungary again
The future of water polo in this country doesn’t look any brighter after the Great Britain junior women were thrashed in the first match of the World Junior Championships in Volos, Greece. Following a minute’s silence for Hungarian water polo … Continue reading
Posted in Air Sports, Bowling, Cricket, Curling, Football, Hockey, Paragliding, Results, Sailing, Skiing, Snowboarding, Tennis, Water Polo, Winter Sports
Tagged aime fuller, America's Cup, andy shaw, andy webster, chris draper, dominic inglot, don bodill, england curling, england hockey, English Premier League, eurohockey championships, great britain water polo, jack gower, jenny jones, john wells, katie ormerod, laurie taylor, louis vuitton cup, manchester city, matt bignell, matt miller, mike quarry, newcastle united, raymond teece, samuel todd-sanders, simon sykes, slopestyle, snowboarding world cup, steve thornton, stuart williams, warwickshire, winston-salem open, worcestershire, world paragliding accuracy championships, world tenpin championships, yorkshire bank 40
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Results 5/6/13 – Rajiv Ouseph and Heather Olver amongst the English names to advance in Thailand
Rajiv Ouseph and the pairing of Chris Adcock and Gabby White were both seeded sixth going into the SCG Thailand Open but England’s best badminton players suffered decidedly mixed fates on the opening day. Men’s champion Ouseph breezed past his … Continue reading
Posted in Badminton, Boxing, Cricket, Cycling, Football, Results, Rugby Union, Speedway
Tagged andrew selby, belle vue aces, birmingham brummies, birmingham city ladies, brian o'driscoll, bristol academy, british & irish lions, charles flynn, charlie edwards, chris adcock, chris froome, chris langridge, craig cook, criterium du dauphine, elite league speedway, england cricket, european boxing championship, gabby white, geoff parling, geraint thomas, grand prix gold, heather olver, ian stannard, icc champions trophy, jack bateson, jamie heaslip, jonny sexton, joseph joyce, leigh halfpenny, liverpool ladies, mako vunipola, owen farrell, peter kennaugh, rajiv ouseph, sam maxwell, scg thailand open, tai woffinden, team sky, toby penty, tom croft, tommy bowe, warren gatland, Women's Super League
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