ISABELLE WESTBURY discusses how the game in England has built on the 2017 World Cup success, and the challenges that lie ahead
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Our winter journey through the pet hates of The Cricketer's writers and contributors continues as ISABELLE WESTBURY explains why teams and leagues sending public birthday wishes should end up in the Room 111 vault...
Isabelle Westbury urges us to follow de Leede. Tim de Leede, the Dutchman who owns a cricket shop, that is...
ISABELLE WESTBURY: There is another World Cup at Lord’s this summer ahead of the main event, one that highlights the plight of children forced to live on the streets
ISABELLE WESTBURY: Sport and its practitioners are often said to reflect human nature. How we act in moments of pressure, how we interact with others, how we innovate – these can be exhibited through sport. What is less commented upon is the inverse
ISABELLE WESTBURY is convinced that most people in cricket are not sexist, but feels that some still harbour lazy old attitudes
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