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Chris Waters

Chris Waters

Cricket Correspondent at The Yorkshire Post

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  • English
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  • Cricket

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Recent Articles

yorkshirepost.co.uk

"Test cricket is almost uniquely unsuited to any effort to put it into such football-style contex...

ABSENT from almost any discussion regarding the structure of Test cricket, be that in the form of the current World Test Championship or the latest suggestion that it might go into two divisions from 2027, is why the format needs such context at all.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

"Maybe, just maybe, sporting leaders paid a hefty whack could put t...

“WOMEN are marginalised and routinely experience sexism and misogyny. The women’s game is treated as subordinate to the men’s game, and women have little or no power, voice or influence within cricket’s decision-making structures.”
yorkshirepost.co.uk

January to December: Our (irreverent) cricket predictions for 2025 ...

Force fields, the Mafia, socks and snow: The Yorkshire Post’s cricket correspondent Chris Waters takes an irreverent look ahead to the next 12 months.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'Yorkshire’s class of 1965 had 26 more days’ scheduled cricket and ...

AT 10am on Tuesday, at precisely the time that the fixtures were announced for next season, the players’ union issued its latest grave warning.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

"It is not Bazball that has failed, it is the game’s administrators...

ABSENT from almost any discussion about England’s Test series defeat in Pakistan will be the impact of our domestic schedule on the team’s display.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Smith grew into his work, playing forward and straight to offset th...

“NEVER judge a pitch until both sides have batted” is a cricketing maxim as old as the hills. Especially so, it might be added, if that pitch has been subject to the pre-match attentions of industrial fans, patio heaters and giant windbreaks.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Pakistan v England: Spin it to win it as hosts take giant leap towa...

WHEN Apollo 11 made its groundbreaking mission to the moon in 1969, no one was quite sure what would happen when Neil Armstrong took his one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

"I’m happy to help the new board and the recently appointed staff i...

MARTYN MOXON has spoken about his new role back at Yorkshire County Cricket Club, insisting that he is happy to help in any way he can.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

If Brook did have records on his mind it would no doubt have been t...

A FRIEND living down south contacted this correspondent on Wednesday night to say that he needed Harry Brook to get out as he had put a small wager on Joe Root to finish top scorer in the England first innings.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'At the top of the tree a Yorkshireman sits as Joe Root makes histo...

THE moment, when it came, was gloriously low-key.
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'This is a man who likes not only to grin, but more importantly to ...

PERHAPS the key question as Anthony McGrath returns to Yorkshire is not whether the club can end its decade-long wait for silverware (of course it can) but whether the phantom sock-snipper of old Headingley town will magically reappear.