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A New Innings: the business of sport

In a groundbreaking piece of work examining the finances of sport, Simon Hughes collaborated with long-time friend Manoj Badale, the owner of the Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League, to analyse how the...

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The Cricketer 100 not out

‘The Analyst’ on balancing necessary change with respecting 300-year-old traditions PELHAM WARNER heralded The Cricketer, which the former Middlesex and England captain launched in April 1921, as ‘a bible to be collected in instalments’....

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Athers’ lockdown choices

SPORT Mike Atherton’s ten favourite sports books You can’t watch it during the coronavirus crisis, but you can certainly read about it; our chief cricket writer tips his sporting favourites Mike Atherton Tuesday March...

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SIMPLE ITALIAN PLEASURES AT SIMPLE PRICES

By SIMON HUGHES FOR THE DAILY MAIL PUBLISHED: 14:21, 4 January 2020 | UPDATED: 18:01, 4 January 2020 Those who crave simple, unpolluted, old-fashioned pleasures will appreciate Le Marche — a region of Italy, between the Adriatic Sea and the...

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Cretan surprises

The Greeks like to say that Chania is their version of Venice. But there are no canals or exorbitantly-priced shoes and you don’t keep getting lost so its a gross exaggeration. Its narrow, winding...

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Williamson: the soft extinguisher of hope

Of the four men currently dominating the ICC batting rankings, Kane Williamson is the least conspicuous. The jerky, fidgety Steve Smith accumulates runs with robotic relentlessness, Virat Kohli bristles with impetuousness at the crease,...

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NON STOP TO PERTH AND BACK

The best programme on Australian TV is the weather forecast. An impossibly tanned presenter in a floral shirt flashes his bleached-teeth smile at the camera and waves his hand airly about a map of...

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A new delivery

A jellyfish is the oldest multi-organ animal on the planet – it has existed for over 500m years. It has never evolved its basic structure which has allowed it to survive, but also consigned...