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Cricket Family set to #raisethebat for Key Workers 
Club Cricket Should Come First 
Matt Walker: “I’m really looking forward to getting back to business” 
Latest developments on the return of club sport 
How cricket clubs can manage outdoor cricket net bookings 
Kent Cricket in Conversation: Derek Ufton 
If In Doubt, Pick Everyone 
Kent Cricket announces upcoming online Members’ Forum 
Watching (and missing) a dramatic day of England v West Indies in 2000 – a match report 
‘Why should I be giving up?’ – Gareth Batty isn’t done yet 
The lowdown on England Lions’ new skipper Lewis Gregory 
Kent Cricket confirm refund policy for individual tickets in 2020 season 
Cricket then and now — how did it get so popular? 
Fabian Cowdrey: ‘England dream was hard to let go but I’m in a much better place’ 
In My Mind's Eye Number 4 - Levi Wright (1862-1953) 
Death of Bradbury announced as cricket MAY resume 
How cricket clubs can manage outdoor cricket net bookings 
Remembering Murali at the Oval in 98: The match when a true one-off revealed the awe-inspiring extent of his powers 
Guessing England’s 45 
Sports gaming: The best of 2020 
RFL launches Virtual Game Days for rugby league juniors 
Following On by Emma John – book review 
James Hildreth – The Forgotten Man Of English Cricket 
A cricket book in the Ekoin Monastery Temple in Koyasan, Japan 
‘I’m ready to play for England’: Middlesex star Nick Gubbins talks leggies, Second Division dogfights and stating his international case 
Well Left, Mitchell 
In My Mind's Eye number 3: The sad story of George Davidson 1866-1899 
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Two dismissals an innings and over: who was Test cricket’s busiest wicketkeeper? 
Jon Lewis: England’s next great coach? 
In My Mind's Eye Number 2: William Mycroft 1841-1894