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- 8. It had to be KP (14)
- 9. Sand castled (14)
- 10. Look Hughes profiting (13)
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Bob Willis:
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Boys against Mendis
Sri Lanka highlighted that Australia lack a cutting edge ahead of the Ashes, says Bob Willis.
Bob Willis
Proteas look powerful
England will go into the World Twenty20 in fine fettle, says Bob Willis, but should be wary of South Africa.
Bob Willis
Never mind the Hauritz
Bob Willis says the Australian Ashes squad announcement won't have England's players in a spin.
Bob Willis
Chancing their Harm
Bob Willis says the England selectors are right to recall Steve Harmison, but this has to be his last chance.
Bob Willis
Grounds for divorce
Bob Willis asks whether Test cricket can have a profitable relationship at the Riverside and Cardiff.
Bob Willis
Filling the breach
Bob Willis is intrigued to see who England name in their first Test squad in the absence of Andrew Flintoff.
Bob Willis
No time for tame Lions
Bob Willis says the Lions have plenty to prove against the West Indies after a poor show in New Zealand.
Bob Willis
Changing boundaries
Cricket's landscape continues to shift, says Bob Willis, leaving England with plenty of issues to resolve.
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Paul Wood on Grounds for divorce
"If Chester-le-Street was given a test against decent opposition rather than West Indies, Zimbabwe or Bangladesh it would sell tickets no problem. Also the tickets could be made more ... " View all comments
Jonathan Peters on Filling the breach
"Here's one for you Bob. What about Luke Wright at Sussex? He bowls 90mph and bats exceptionally as well. If you put Prior at 6 and Wright to back him up at 7, you'd have a pretty good ... " View all comments
Brett Crighton on The Cape fits
"I cannot agree more with what Bob is saying. I think the weather was ultimately the biggest deciding factor as both South Africa and England both have the infrastructure to host the ... " View all comments
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"The biggest loser in this entire scenerio is cricket. Terroists have no country and at this point instead of putting blame on entities; we the humanity must unite against this evil and ... " View all comments