England player and coach Ruth Prideaux dies
Ruth Prideaux, the former England wicketkeeper-batsman who became the women’s first permanent head coach in 1988 and guided them to the 1993 World Cup
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Pietersen won't be back – Stewart
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Exciting Kent threaten to make a T20 impact
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Chopra hundred reminds what might have been
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Robson rises while Compton falls
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ECB handouts cut as costs rise
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Test cricket is 'London-centric', says MCC president
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Ambrose 'very disappointed' at losing WI consultancy job
Curtly Ambrose, the former West Indies fast bowler who was replaced as the team’s bowling coach on the weekend, has said the decision to remove him ca
Injury-crippled Hampshire turn to Young
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