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Scyld Berry

Scyld Berry

Cricket Correspondent at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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Scyld Berry
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Andrew Strauss review will not save red-ball cricket – but my plan will - The Telegraph

Even if we accept that the Hundred is a sacred (cash) cow here to stay, there is a solution
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The Mankad debate: Perfectly acceptable or just not cricket? - The ...

Our cricket writers, Scyld Berry and Nick Hoult, have their say – and you can too
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England have pummelled Australia before – but never like this - The...

Led by Zak Crawley, the hosts launched an unprecedented, collective, offensive on a pivotal day for this Ashes series
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Zak Crawley's outstanding Ashes can rival any opener in history - T...

Having started the summer with many questioning his place in the XI the opener has had a series for the ages
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Stuart Broad is a superior bowler to James Anderson when the ... - ...

In the Ashes, home or away, the retiring fast bowler was never subdued by the oldest enemy, his ultra-competitive edge saw to that
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England made to eat 'humble pie' as Sri Lanka ease to ... - The Tel...

Hosts spun out for just 104 runs as Sri Lanka level the series with eight-wicket win
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Sun sets on Siegfried Sassoon's old cricket ground as final battle ...

Sassoon’s family will dispose of the pitch in Wiltshire unless a six-figure sum can be raised

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One-Day Cup final: Leicestershire beat Hampshire as 'local lads' sh...

Harry Swindells strikes unbeaten century as Foxes end 38-year wait for a List-A trophy
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The Hundred needs to be for everyone – the possible changes still ....

The ECB are proposing five possible ways to improve the Hundred - but they fail to address the fundamental issue
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Surrey secure County Championship for second successive year ... - ...

Reigning champions retain title as rivals fail to take sufficient batting points after being bowled out for under 400
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The ambidextrous Afghan taking English club cricket by storm - The ...

Bedminster CC’s uniquely versatile spinner has taken 32 wickets at 19 this season and will qualify to play for England at the age of 23
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The Hundred is to blame for England's World Cup start – they need ....

Biffing 20s in the shortest-format is no preparation for batting in a 50-over match in India, where scores of 150+ are the winning currency
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Port of Spain to mountains in India: Cricket's most beautiful groun...

A picturesque setting makes all the difference in identifying the world’s most scenic Test grounds
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The four ways Alastair Cook stands out as England's greatest - The ...

The opener embodied the virtues which English people traditionally value: Stoicism, modesty and self-effacement, all tinged with humour
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Not even a World XI would beat India on this form - The Telegraph

Unbeaten in the World Cup and one victory from reclaiming the trophy, even a theoretical all-star team might struggle against the hosts
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Yorkshire's future is bright but second coming of Colin Graves must...

Takeover provides an opportunity to right the wrongs of the past and move forward
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England must find way to continue developing talented young spinner...

A huge positive from the second Test was the impact of Hartley, Ahmed and Bashir – the young spin trio took 15 wickets between them
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Test cricket is much better now than 60 years ago - The Telegraph

In 1964, beset by illness, MCC drew a five-Test series in India 0-0 – mercifully we do not have to suffer such dull feats of endurance now
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Joe Root's latest Bazball shot is the stupidest in English Test cri...

Every run India score in their second innings will be a torment to Root, because he knows that he should still be batting
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Yashasvi Jaiswal is one of India's best 10 batsmen of all-time – an...

The brilliance of Indian batsmen down the years makes forming any kind of list a tall order – but nevertheless Telegraph Sport has done it
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The 10 most picturesque cricket grounds in Britain - The Telegraph

With the cricket season fast approaching, Telegraph Sport picks the most beautiful venues that will be hosting matches this summer