Sentence examples for believes cricket from inspiring English sources

Morgan was hit several times during the over and later tweeted some painful looking bruises but Hadlee believes cricket itself was damaged.

But Cassandra, who believes cricket is the world's finest sport (and certainly an edge above baseball, whatever my American friends may argue), takes a perverse pleasure in today's English defeat.

Former Scotland international Dougie Lockhart believes cricket in the country is about to enter it's greatest ever era.

England and Nottinghamshire batsman James Taylor believes cricket is "as safe as it's ever been" since Australian Test player Phillip Hughes died after being struck on the neck.

The issue of handling the Wags has been a problem for the England football team at past World Cups but Morris believes cricket got it just right with the families spending Christmas with the players.

Professional Cricketers Associationn chief Angus Porter, who believes cricket does not have a drug problem, told BBC Sport: "More testing will improve our chances of helping players with a problem which is as much societal as it is sporting".

The team believes crickets bulked up as a survival strategy, because they could not flee and spiders are less likely to eat larger prey.

CLR James believed cricket to be the catalyst for West Indian nationalism.

Though it's hard to believe, cricket, which originated in Britain around the 16th century, was immensely popular in America before the Civil War, until baseball eclipsed it after 1865.

Sangakkara believes in cricket's capacity to heal divided communities.

He believes Division One cricket can make his Test dream happen and insists money was never the reason.