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The Cricket Paper, 4 Oct 2026

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ArticleRobin­son reli­ant: Eng­land’s Ollie Robin­son goes back to old-fash­ioned vir­tues.

Eng­land’s 2026 home sum­mer was sup­posed to be all about renewal. Instead, it became a sea­son of upheaval, con­trast­ing for­tunes and, for both national teams, a use­ful meas­ure of how far the game has moved on since the dis­ap­point­ments of the...

Robin­son reli­ant: Eng­land’s Ollie Robin­son goes back to old-fash­ioned vir­tues.

ArticleBlaze of glory: The Trent Bridge side picked up an unpre­ced­en­ted treble.

Ilike to think most read­ers of the Cricket Paper are county cricket diehards. You have your county alle­gi­ance, you maybe have a grow­ing appre­ci­ation of the women’s game, and you want to see Eng­land do well, espe­cially in the Test arena. As for...

Blaze of glory: The Trent Bridge side picked up an unpre­ced­en­ted treble.

ArticleCOME ON YOU BEARS!

Story of the sea­son! How unfan­cied War­wick­shire turned the tables to win the title Ground: Edg­ba­ston Sta­dium Cap­tain: Ed Barn­ard (CC/ODC/ T20), Katie George (Wom) Men’s 2026 res­ults: CC1: win­ners; ODC: 4/9 Group A; T20: 4/6 Cent­ral &...

COME ON YOU BEARS!

ArticleTHE NEXT BIG THINGS

1 JOSH THOMAS, 21 SOMERSET 14 matches, 843 runs at 35.12, 3 hun­dreds, 4 fifties Open­ing the bat­ting for Somer­set has been something of a poisoned chalice in recent years but the 21-year-old Taunton-born lefthander was ever-present at the top of...

THE NEXT BIG THINGS