Tim Wigmore
Journalist at The Telegraph
Journalist for @TelegraphSport Author including of Test Cricket: A History, now available worldwide - https://t.co/tAGfFoVGkq
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Tim Wigmore
The opacity about how England could end up in the qualifiers speaks to a wider flaw in how ODIs are organised. The rankings mean little to players and are prone to manipulation. West Indies learnt as much in 2015 when Pakistan cancelled a tri-series, knowing that losing to West Indies would endanger their Champions Trophy spot. Far better to have qualification decided transparently on the pitch.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Tim Wigmore
Differences in education, pay and media habits are dividing men and women's voting behaviour. But the consequences go beyond the ballot boxIn his 1845 novel Sybil, Benjamin Disraeli coined the term "two nations" to refer to the divide between the rich and the poor. But in British politics today, increasingly the two nations are men and women. The easiest way to predict how someone voted at this month's local elections was their sex. On the Left, nearly 60 per cent of Green voters were female.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Tim Wigmore |Will Macpherson
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telegraph.co.uk | Tim Wigmore |Will Macpherson
England could play seven home Tests in 2027, the highest number in a summer since 2022, under plans being considered by the England & Wales Cricket Board. The ECB is considering its home schedule for 2027 and what Test programme should be played before the five-match Ashes series. In 2019 and 2023, the last two home Ashes summers, England played a one-off Test against Ireland before the series. But England are now poised to instead play a two-match series against opponents prior to the next Ashes.
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1 week ago |
thepost.co.nz | Tim Wigmore
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