Sentence examples for remarkable cricket from inspiring English sources

Remarkable cricket, remarkable bravery from the 18-year-old.

Too much remarkable cricket has been played by Australia over the past few years for "never" to be said.

Instead we'll remember a time when the two sports came together to put on a remarkable cricket match.

BBC Essex's Paul Newton: "If the match petered out into an inevitable draw, there was plenty of remarkable cricket along the way.

The tied one-day final at Lord's in July, the clatter of 17 wickets on the first day of the first Test, England's thrillingly narrow victory at Edgbaston, then the almost unbearably exciting draw at Old Trafford in the third Test... it is impossible to predict what will happen next in this remarkable summer of cricket.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "With the sun setting at Wantage Road a remarkable days cricket ended with James Anderson leading Lancashire off the field after he top scored with the bat for the Red Rose and then took five wickets.

It was a fantastic spell of bowling from Oggie and a remarkable hour's cricket.

Compton played a significant part in a remarkable day's cricket at Taunton when Somerset were lost their last eight wickets for 16 runs in Australia's first game of the Ashes tour.

Then came one of the most remarkable passages of cricket ever played, the thronging crowd caught up in the drama of a duel in which Mynn bowled 247 deliveries to Felix, who, with considerable skill, struck 175 of them.

Thompson is chiefly associated with rhapsodic accounts of religious experience written in a diction much influenced by 17th-century Catholic verse, though he could also produce elegant, direct, and moving short poems, such as "At Lord's," a remarkable lyric about cricket.

The third day of the second Test in Mumbai was one of the most remarkable days of cricket you could ever see.