CRICKET may no longer be broadcast in parts of regional Australia if a key plank of Labor’s media reforms is passed into law.
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CRICKET may no longer be broadcast in parts of regional Australia if a key plank of Labor’s media reforms is passed into law.
Daily Telegraph | Top Stories
OPINION: CRICKET fans are paying $23 for a hot dog and coping with boring atmosphere at the MCG because authorities refuse to move Sheffield Shield games out of the park. Leader’s cricket reporter Patrick Lane has let fly in this week’s podcast about …
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CRICKET SA teetered on the edge of turmoil on Sunday as Willie Basson considered resigning as acting president after revelations of his involvement in chemical warfare projects for the apartheid regime. Times Media learnt on Sunday morning of Basson’s …
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CRICKET Australia chief executive James Sutherland claims it is a “silly argument” to suggest the Big Bash is draining the game despite losing $10 million a year. Sutherland told News Ltd that the Big Bash would make a significant profit when it is …
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| CRICKET-mad Indians put stampeding Boxing Day Brit shoppers to shame as they RIOT over a shortage of tickets. Police in Ahmadabad nervously wielded poles and batons as hundreds of chanting fans ran amok. unrest. Not cricket … unrest. AP. The unrest … See all stories on this topic » |
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CRICKET Australia will dip its toes into the water in the Melbourne and Sydney Tests, before plunging headlong into a $200 million gamble to take over the running of international cricket in Australia. Previously the game has been run by the states ……
CRICKET in India has travelled far since an early account of chasing leather in the midday sun ascribed the practice to the "lunatic propensities" of the English ruling classes. "As a national sport," wrote the historian Ramachandra…