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Tim Wigmore

Tim Wigmore

Sports Writer at The Daily Telegraph - Sport

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Recent Articles

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These are cricket’s worst ‘cheating’ scandals

As foul play rears its ugly head in club competition, Telegraph Sport looks back at the moments that tarnished the game’s reputation
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Do Americans actually like football?

Popular traditional sports, lack of investment, scarce pathway growth and national team struggles leave game fighting battle for attention
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In red half of north London, Arsenal fans would not be defeated

Fans paid thousands just to be near the Emirates for the Champions League final
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The professional sports gamblers being hunted down by the bookies

Bookmakers are weeding out profitable punters and even losing bets can cause accounts to be closed with profit margins tighter than ever
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T20 World Cup has no integrity and India is to blame

Cricket is the only sport to pre-seed knockout stages as ICC once again makes concerted effort to aid co-hosts
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India thrash Pakistan in grudge match ICC cannot afford to do without

India thrash Pakistan in grudge match ICC cannot afford to do without
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Poland was once a ‘communist, third-world country’. Now, it’s overt...

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The 30 greatest players in Ashes history

Our expert analyses the merits of cricketing greats who have lit up game’s oldest rivalry. Now have your say and vote in our poll
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Five ways to make your children better at sport

There are a number of proven, often counter-intuitive, approaches to help children improve their prowess and move them ahead of the pack
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Why the Premier League is happy to lose money on running FPL

Once considered an esoteric pursuit for nerds, the global cultural phenomenon of fantasy games has changed the way we think about sport
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Has the Premier League bubble burst?

Dip in domestic TV deal, top flight’s predictability and worries about international growth are problems that may be too great to overcome