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On to become one of the mccs first female honorary life members, a member of the ecb board, and she was made a baroness. She used her influence and celebrity to give womens cricket a higher public profile. I have got messages coming in from members of the current england womens team, the opportunities they have now as professional sportswomen dont come by chance. They come through years of devoted, tireless work from people like rachael. In later life, she became Vice President of wolverhampton ...

On to become one of the mccs first female honorary life members, a member of the ecb board, and she was made a baroness. She used her influence and celebrity to give womens cricket a higher public profile. I have got messages coming in from members of the current england womens team, the opportunities they have now as professional sportswomen dont come by chance. They come through years of devoted, tireless work from people like rachael. In later life, she became Vice President of wolverhampton ...

Boss Paul Jewell says he won’t make any rash changes to his side when Portsmouth visit Portman Road on Saturday despite Tuesday’s 2-0 loss to league leaders QPR. The Town manager, who will have to make one change with Colin Healy out injured, has generally been pleased with his side’s recent performances but feels they can do better in front of goal.

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Christophe Berra netted twice, the second deep into injury time, as Town grabbed a 2-2 draw at Birmingham having been behind twice. David Edgar put the home side in front on the half hour, Berra equalised for the Blues five minutes after the break, Clayton Donaldson put Birmingham back in front before the Scottish international’s late, late leveller.

Town trio Richard Wright, Pim Balkestein and David Norris have all been named in the Championship Team of the Week for their performances in Saturdays 3-0 win at Cardiff. Its the first time this season that the Blues have had three players picked in the weekly select XI.

“It’s a health and safety issue, so it’s not something they cannot do – and it needs to be done when the weather is nice."

Stephen Hunt and Tommy Smith have come close to scoring but the Blues and Doncaster remain locked at 0-0 at the break.

Town boss Jim Magilton is urging his players to view Saturdays trip to Sheffield United as the most important game of their lives”. The Blues are currently seven points from the play-off places with only six games left.

Boss Mick McCarthy hopes fans will put their frustrations to one side and get behind the Blues when they face Birmingham City in the first of two vital home games as Town look to put some distance between themselves and the relegation zone. Second-bottom Wigan Athletic are at Portman Road on Tuesday.