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Graves wants 'line in the sand' at Yorkshire after Rafiq racism row - Vimarsana News

Graves wants 'line in the sand' at Yorkshire after Rafiq racism row

London: The senior official accused of downplaying allegations of racism made by former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq called for a line in the sand...

Steve Smith opening for Australia with an eye on Ashes is not as mad as it seems - Vimarsana News

Steve Smith opening for Australia with an eye on Ashes is not as mad as it seems

We cannot go to bed early at the end of next year. We have to stay up late to watch Steve Smith opening the batting in the next Ashes series.

Source: yahoo.com
Poole WW2 veteran celebrates his 100th birthday with family - Vimarsana News

Poole WW2 veteran celebrates his 100th birthday with family

A KEEN cricketer and golfer who spent much of his navy career as a boxer has celebrated his 100th birthday at his Poole care home.

You have to hand it to Mushfiqur Rahim - Vimarsana News

You have to hand it to Mushfiqur Rahim

Rahim's flitting away the ball marks the second time in Test cricket that a batter has been dismissed in this manner - England's Len Hutton being the first in 1951 against South Africa. Kyle Jamieson's ball to Rahim would have pottered away were it not for Rahim's visible hand, quite the contrast to, say, Adam Smith's invisible one.

Bangladesh v New Zealand: Mushfiqur becomes just second Test batter to be dismissed for obstructing field - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh v New Zealand: Mushfiqur becomes just second Test batter to be dismissed for obstructing field

Bangladesh batter Mushfiqur Rahim becomes only the second Test batter in history to be dismissed for obstructing the field.

Source: bbc.co.uk