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The three versions of Kemar Roach
Roach is nothing like the bowler we saw when he was young, but he's found a new way to be fantastic.
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Notes on the first two days from Grenada
Da Silva's new spot, this pitch, and the difference in quality from day one to two
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The disgustingly stupid and weird day of cricket
England and the West Indies combine to make something truly horrible.
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The modern world of following on
Why teams don't do it as much, and no, it isn't Eden Gardens
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Notes on the Barbados Test
Dull pitches, tired mistakes, and scouting reports on Saqib, Fisher and Lees
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Kraigg Brathwaite is on the same path
15 attacking shots in an innings over 300 balls.
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Pakistan bringing draws back
Draws have disappeared from Test matches, then we started playing in Pakistan again.
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Chris Woakes: The unhappy tourist
England deciding on making the least effective touring bowler in the world the lead of the attack.
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What if we re-designed Test cricket?
Let's take the game we know, and just start with a clean slate.
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The West Indies batting and the nervous safe draw
Only West Indian batting could make a four wicket save feel so nervy.
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England's red ball reset doesn't restart
Top order failed, and so has their sugarfree bowling lineup.
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Notes on West Indies England
The ball, Bairstow, Seales and moon balls