Sentence examples for cricket stages from inspiring English sources

At the habitation site, the homogeneous carbon and nitrogen signals (δ13 C and δN) obtained for the different mole cricket stages are interpreted as the isotopic signature of a mixed diet on a limited range of foods.

Graeme Swann left the international cricket stage with a swipe at what he sees as a lack of humility among certain fellow professionals.

Born in Macksville, NSW, Hughes blazed onto the international cricket stage when he made his debut against South Africa in 2009 as a swashbuckling opening batsman.

They noted that the enthusiasm shown by the children was the first step that made it possible for them to reach the international cricket stage.

I just wish more dramatists had put cricket on stage.

The decision of New Zealand Cricket to stage Test matches has been a triumph of planning: University Oval in Dunedin and the Basin Reserve in Wellington had special atmospheres, the grounds full to their limited capacity.

Some of Ayres's score is surprising, too – not because of the violent stylistic juxtapositions and dislocations that are so typical of his concert pieces and were an important element in his first opera, The Cricket Recovers (staged at the Aldeburgh festival), but through their absence.

Durham may be the youngest county and only in their 21st year of first-class cricket, but staging Friday's fourth Ashes Test between England and Australia will admit them entry to an exclusive club.

Twice in a row, for a nation that always has to battle for its right to a place on cricket's biggest stages, is unnatural cruelty.

Liu Yunjiang, 60, a self-described cricket connoisseur who stages exhibition matches for tourists in Beijing, said the spread of gambling on cricket fights has raised the stakes for the casual cricket buyer.

Those vowing to resist until the end include Liu Jinming, who each afternoon corrals a dozen or so tourists in his living room, where he and his wife serve them a home-cooked meal while they are regaled by a toothless man who stages cricket fights.