Cricket: End of four-day county games proposed to let in Twenty20
                   
guardian.co.uk     14-May-2008            

County Championship matches should all be played over three days to make room for a Twenty20 league, Jack Simmons, the chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board's cricket committee, is proposing. Simmons wants 120 overs to be bowled each day, rather than 96 as now, and proposes adding half... [read full story]                    


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metro.co.uk     yesterday   16 related          

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bbc.co.uk     23-Jul-2008   1 related          

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project-syndicate.org     15 mins ago   1 related          

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Wood Group expands overseas operations with Australian deal

scotsman.com     18 mins ago   2 related          

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