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The box, protector, and cup—a brief history of men's priorities
On cricket's most sensitive topic, its most colourful storyteller, and one very holey pink litesome box
May 5
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Nick Speak
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March 2026
Sanju Samson lifts India into the last four
Sunday/Monday 12:30 am is a stretch, but the thought of India losing to the West Indies and exiting the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup was a tempting…
Mar 2
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Nick Speak
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January 2026
Joe Root, on the cusp of Greatness.
"It takes but one shot to define brilliance."
Jan 5
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Nick Speak
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A quick look back at 2025
Doing a year-in-review feels lame—but it’s the law. So here are a few favourite snippets from 2025, and a conservative wish for the year ahead.
Jan 1
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Nick Speak
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December 2025
A Double Knockout at the MCG
England win the Boxing Day Test in record time, to the dismay of pretty much everyone! A dispatch from Day five!
Dec 30, 2025
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Nick Speak
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November 2025
Racing to the finish
Mitchell Starc claimed career-best figures but Australia’s meek batting melted as England’s pace cartel turned up the heat
Nov 21, 2025
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Nick Speak
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Australia ripe for the picking
And then there’s Australia’s bowlers, their mindset, and a backyard mentality to consider.
Nov 20, 2025
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Nick Speak
Would Pete Handscomb fit England's criteria?
An excellent century against a three-part Australian attack that said plenty about the different methods needed to succeed.
Nov 11, 2025
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Nick Speak
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How is England looking?
It's hard to tell given their time in New Zealand. But then the Ashes is different?
Nov 10, 2025
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Nick Speak
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'Tis that time of the year. Who will they play? Who would I select?
And, Marnus Labuschagne makes a case for reestablishment in the best possible way.
Nov 3, 2025
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Nick Speak
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September 2025
Who to barrack for…Geelong or Brisbane?
Or, Chris Scott and 'Father' Chris Fagan? Now, that's a tough decision.
Sep 26, 2025
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Nick Speak
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Gunbower Cricket Club
Actually, Gunbower CC is now called the Leitchville-Gunbower Cricket Club.
Sep 23, 2025
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Nick Speak
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