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92-Year-Old In Self-Isolation Becomes Viral Star After Singing Online
A 92-year-old great grandfather is spreading some cheer online by singing old songs while self-isolating.
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Anatomy of an Ashes annihilation
As Australia partied long and loud at the Sydney Cricket Ground and England sloped off to face a barrage of criticism, the numbers revealed the sheer scale of the hosts' superiority.
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Monty Panesar invited American blonde soon after Ashes whitewash: Report
Monty Panesar bowled nine maidens in the recently concluded Ashes series. Clearly, he wasn't satisfied.
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The Ashes: More pain to come for shattered England, warns coach Andy Flower
Flower said he would not identify individual players facing the chop, with reports that high-profile batsman Kevin Pietersen, one of the big English failures in the series, was under pressure.
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Graham Gooch backs Alastair Cook to help rebuild England team
All positions in England's demoralised team and back-room staff are expected to come under review at the end of the series, but Gooch, the team's batting coach, backed Cook to be part of the solution to the English team's malaise.
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The Ashes, 5th Test: Steven Smith, Ben Stokes star on topsy-turvy Day 1
The Australians, sent into bat after Alastair Cook's first toss win of the series, stormed back from 97 for five to post 326. England ended the day 8 for one, training by 318 runs.
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The Ashes: Injury scare for Monty Panesar, Prior to remain on the 'matt'
England, who are hoping to avoid an Ashes whitewash in Sydney, could be without Monty Panesar, who is suffering from a calf injury. Meanwhile Jonny Bairstow is likely to retain his place behind the stumps in place of Matt Prior.
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The Ashes: England coach Andy Flower fights off questions about future
Flower admitted to self-reflection after he was repeatedly asked at a press conference about his role and the future of captain Alastair Cook.
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Alastair Cook calls on seniors to avoid Ashes whitewash
Cook, whose position as captain looks shaky after his team has been comprehensively outplayed by the Australians, has defended his players who gave up the Ashes in 14 playing days.
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The Ashes: Under-fire Alastair Cook wants to stay England captain
Despite going 4-0 down in the on-going Ashes series, Cook insists he wants to continue as captain, leaving the big call on his post-Ashes future to the England selectors.
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The Ashes: Not much fun as captain Alastair Cook marks 29th birthday
Birthday boy Cook found little cause for celebration on the eve of the fourth Ashes Test having lost veteran spinner Graeme Swann to a surprise early retirement.
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The Ashes: Graeme Swann had no more to give, says Alastair Cook
England captain Alastair Cook declared that controversial remarks about player arrogance made by Graeme Swann were not directed at his teammates.
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England's seniors face tough questions after Ashes debacle
Thirty-somethings Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Graeme Swann and James Anderson, along with captain Alastair Cook, all went missing as Australia won emphatically in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth to take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
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It hurts like hell: Alastair Cook after Ashes defeat
The England captain conceded they were completely outplayed by Australia but rejected suggestions his team's flaccid defence was a sign it was in terminal decline.
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I know how Alastair Cook feels, says Ashes winner Michael Clarke
Clarke, beaten 3-0 in England just months ago, said he had plenty of empathy for Cook, who faced questions in the post-match press conference about both his leadership and his form with the bat.
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92-Year-Old In Self-Isolation Becomes Viral Star After Singing Online
A 92-year-old great grandfather is spreading some cheer online by singing old songs while self-isolating.
-
Anatomy of an Ashes annihilation
As Australia partied long and loud at the Sydney Cricket Ground and England sloped off to face a barrage of criticism, the numbers revealed the sheer scale of the hosts' superiority.
-
Monty Panesar invited American blonde soon after Ashes whitewash: Report
Monty Panesar bowled nine maidens in the recently concluded Ashes series. Clearly, he wasn't satisfied.
-
The Ashes: More pain to come for shattered England, warns coach Andy Flower
Flower said he would not identify individual players facing the chop, with reports that high-profile batsman Kevin Pietersen, one of the big English failures in the series, was under pressure.
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Graham Gooch backs Alastair Cook to help rebuild England team
All positions in England's demoralised team and back-room staff are expected to come under review at the end of the series, but Gooch, the team's batting coach, backed Cook to be part of the solution to the English team's malaise.
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The Ashes, 5th Test: Steven Smith, Ben Stokes star on topsy-turvy Day 1
The Australians, sent into bat after Alastair Cook's first toss win of the series, stormed back from 97 for five to post 326. England ended the day 8 for one, training by 318 runs.
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The Ashes: Injury scare for Monty Panesar, Prior to remain on the 'matt'
England, who are hoping to avoid an Ashes whitewash in Sydney, could be without Monty Panesar, who is suffering from a calf injury. Meanwhile Jonny Bairstow is likely to retain his place behind the stumps in place of Matt Prior.
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The Ashes: England coach Andy Flower fights off questions about future
Flower admitted to self-reflection after he was repeatedly asked at a press conference about his role and the future of captain Alastair Cook.
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Alastair Cook calls on seniors to avoid Ashes whitewash
Cook, whose position as captain looks shaky after his team has been comprehensively outplayed by the Australians, has defended his players who gave up the Ashes in 14 playing days.
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The Ashes: Under-fire Alastair Cook wants to stay England captain
Despite going 4-0 down in the on-going Ashes series, Cook insists he wants to continue as captain, leaving the big call on his post-Ashes future to the England selectors.
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The Ashes: Not much fun as captain Alastair Cook marks 29th birthday
Birthday boy Cook found little cause for celebration on the eve of the fourth Ashes Test having lost veteran spinner Graeme Swann to a surprise early retirement.
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The Ashes: Graeme Swann had no more to give, says Alastair Cook
England captain Alastair Cook declared that controversial remarks about player arrogance made by Graeme Swann were not directed at his teammates.
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England's seniors face tough questions after Ashes debacle
Thirty-somethings Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Graeme Swann and James Anderson, along with captain Alastair Cook, all went missing as Australia won emphatically in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth to take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
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It hurts like hell: Alastair Cook after Ashes defeat
The England captain conceded they were completely outplayed by Australia but rejected suggestions his team's flaccid defence was a sign it was in terminal decline.
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I know how Alastair Cook feels, says Ashes winner Michael Clarke
Clarke, beaten 3-0 in England just months ago, said he had plenty of empathy for Cook, who faced questions in the post-match press conference about both his leadership and his form with the bat.
