Sentence examples for failed cricket from inspiring English sources

Michael Clarke, today's captain, has received much praise for his batting skill and his aggressive tactics but it is hard not to see him as simply overwhelmed by the problems of a failed cricket culture.

Rapidly falling numbers for tourism throughout the region coupled with increasing stories of murdered tourists, the indictment of the second largest employer on the island for fraud, and a failed cricket match finds Antigua in perhaps the perfect storm.

Instead, after only one year, the SSS joined an alphabet soup of failed cricket ventures, including the IISC, WSC and APC.

We also ran analyses for the less conservative approach of using the second trial to measure traits that required a cricket to leave the tube when the cricket failed to emerge on the first trial and found qualitatively similar results.

Five years ago, Graeme Hick said that the hardest thing he'd ever had to do in his career was admit that he'd failed at Test cricket.

The inference is clear: that perhaps more could have been done to prevent Maynard's death; that perhaps English cricket failed in its duty of care.

He has struggled in one-day cricket, failed to fully fire with the ball in Test matches and had to bat at various spots in the lower middle-order.

But to cricket traditionalists, the incident — in which an English cricket player failed to confess that he was out, even though the umpire had ruled him in — was a disgraceful reflection of how low the game had fallen.

From Eton he went to Christ Church, Oxford, where he failed to get a cricket Blue.

An ECB source added: "Ofcom has failed to understand that cricket fans want to watch a successful product.

The Marsh incident raised an important question that Australian cricket has failed to answer with any degree of certainty in the ensuing years: should the captain be a selector?