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The state of world cricket is a constant subject of debate. This is especially as the power base shifts from the traditional English enclave at Lord's where the old countries, England, Australia and South Africa, although its influence was decreased during the apartheid era, held sway to the financially-dominant Indian sub-continent.The ICC may...
Born in Kyogle in country New South Wales, John Gleeson grew up in Tamworth where he currently resides. He was the son of a dairy farmer from Wiangaree in north eastern New South Wales, and attributed the finger strength required to bowl with his two fingered grip to his childhood, which he spent milking cows. Selected for 1st Class...
No-one would deny England their right to be regarded as the No.1 Test team in the world at the moment. Their domination of India, following on from their recent spate of success against Australia, has clearly demonstrated the side's placement on the world scene. It is reward for consistency, as these rankings must always be - consistency of...
