Too Much International Sport?
Playing for your country is the pinnacle in most sports. It is an honour and a privilege, and something that once achieved can never be take away. In some countries it is still a treasured moment every time a player
Ignoring The Elements For Success in Australia, – Will England Be Able To Prove History Wrong?
The Ashes series in Australia is going ahead. Although there could well be a bumpy road ahead. For starters the Australian public who have had to endure lockdowns and quarantines will be looking to give the Englishmen plenty of verbal,
Should I Stay Or Should I Go Now? – The Ashes Question, And The Question of the Centralised Contract
Today the England Cricketers, or those on central contracts who are likely to make up the squad due to tour Australia later this year will be briefed on the plans in place should the Ashes tour of Australia go ahead.
Four Day Tests. Are They About Saving or Making Money?
Why are sports administrators so hellbent on change? Is this their way of making sure that when they move onto the next job they have something to put on their resume? That they oversaw a particular change, irrespective as to
Sport For Sport’s Sake or What’s Good For Business?
One of the great things about sport was that it reflected life. Sometimes it was unfair, but you had to get on with it just the same. It never paid to dwell on those times. Equally sometimes luck went your
