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Ryan Sidebottom wants stump microphones turned off so players can be "aggressive" and "get under the skin" of opponents

In the wake of Jos Buttler's foul-mouth outburst towards Vernon Philander, players should be free to rile up their rivals without fear of being heard

Toby Roland-Jones signs three-year deal with Middlesex

The England seamer will spend the next three seasons at Lord's after 10 years at the club

World Cup players approached by fixers during 50-over tournament

The ICC's anti-corruption unit are currently working on between 40 and 50 cases as their attempts to clean up the sport continues

Martin Andersson pens Middlesex contract extension

The allrounder will remain at the Lord's club until the end of the 2021 season following a campaign dominated by a recovery from injury

South Africa name unchanged squad for climax to England Test series

Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg will host the final two matches of a series, starting at St George's Park next Thursday

Chris Green keen to move on as bowling ban begins: "I'm not bitter about anything"

The Sydney Thunder allrounder has 90 days to perfect his action and is fully focused on the task at hand despite outside criticism

The Cricketer's quiz of the week

How much do you know about Zimbabwe, Namibia and everyone's favourite T20 specialist, Ben Cutting?

10/01/2020 | The Cricketer | Quizzes | News |

When Owzthat and Subbuteo meant cricket lived from dawn until dusk

MIKE NEVIN: The delights of the sport were not merely a seasonal obsession in the days of yore, with several attempts to fill the void during evenings and winter months

Cricket Scotland and European Cricket League strike deal for Forfarshire CC to take part in 2020 event

They will face off against teams from the Netherlands, France, Germany, Denmark and Spain - among other countries - at La Manga Club between May 31 and June 7 this year

Shane Warne raises $1million for bushfire relief as major bank buys Baggy Green at auction

Warne, whose Baggy Green becomes the most valuable of all time - surpassing the $425,000 paid for one of Don Bradman's in 2003, said he was "blown away" by the generosity of the winning bidder

Andrew Strauss: "Four-day Tests should be an easy sell or we shouldn't be doing it"

The ex-England captain sits on the global governing body's cricket committee, who will discuss the possibility of shaving a day off matches when they meet in Dubai at the end of March

10/01/2020 | The Cricketer | News | International |

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