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PAWTUCKET — Is Xander Bogaerts really and truly ready for the big leagues – this after spending a little more than 10 weeks at Triple-A Pawtucket?
PAWTUCKET — Is Xander Bogaerts really and truly ready for the big leagues – this after spending a little more than 10 weeks at Triple-A Pawtucket?
There is probably one person in the Red Sox organization who best qualifies to answer this question. While PawSox manager Gary DiSarcina politely declined to speak directly on Bogaerts' first-ever big-league summons – DiSarcina met the media inside his McCoy Stadium office at 5 p.m. Monday while simultaneously, Boston was trying to adjust to the time change in San Francisco – he did offer plenty of supportive evidence regarding the strides this 20-year-old wunderkind has taken in a short period of time.
"I like to use the expression that he came up here and survived," DiSarcina said with a smile before delving further. "He adjusted and he performed, and he's done it (since June 13, when Bogaerts arrived after he outgrew Double-A Portland).
"That's pretty impressive for a young player," DiSarcina added.
Bogaerts' time in Pawtucket featured more than a young player learning the ropes in a league that features numerous veteran arms. In some ways, the highly touted prospect went through several do-it-yourself renovations.
He came to Pawtucket armed with the reputation as a middle-of-the-lineup option and a largely unpolished shortstop. He leaves this particular neck of the woods in a far different state – a more well-rounded state you might say.
As a hitter, Bogaerts was beginning to understand the importance of moving hitters along rather than strictly swinging for the fences. That goes back to DiSarcina placing Bogaerts in the No. 2 spot in Pawtucket's lineup.
"He's had three hit-and-run opportunities and he was successful with one that saw him hit a home run. His two others were tough pitches on him," said DiSarcina. "The bunting is another story. He's come out when we have early bunting work during a long homestand, but hitting off a machine is not the same as hitting off a guy who's throwing 95 with movement.
"Bogaerts knows that bunting is a weakness in his game, but it's a weakness not because he's 20. It's a weakness because of a lack of experience," DiSarcina added. "He may get antsy and swing at balls in the dirt, but what he does really well is that he separates at-bats. He won't take that poor at-bat into his next at-bat. He'll hunt and look for a pitch and learn to take that breaking ball because he's now seen how that pitcher throws it."
Explaining concepts to Bogaerts has proven just as important as getting him in the batter's box.
"(PawSox hitting coach) Dave Joppie has done a good job in explaining the importance of playing baseball," DiSarcina said. "That starts with their routine and the mental side of the game when they're talking in the cages."
The most notable alteration in Bogaerts' game came defensively. While DiSarcina pointed out that Bogaerts has made noticeable strides at shortstop, the fact that he's seen time at third base is a development that may allow him to sneak into Boston's lineup more often than not. Bogaerts ended up playing 10 games at third base for the PawSox with his most recent appearance at the hot corner taking place this past Sunday.
"The more he played (third base), the more you saw some of the inexperience. He failed to cover on a first-and-third when we had the runner dead at third. There was a swinging bunt that he misjudged a little bit," DiSarcina said. "Those are things that have nothing to do with his age. It has to do with experience and playing."
On viewing Bogaerts at the defensive position where he feels most comfortable, DiSarcina said, "When he first got here, he was all over the place. Shortstop is a leadership position where you're going to get a lot of different balls hit your way, whether they're hard hit or choppers. It's a tough position to play because there's so much to work on."
"He's done a good job as far as positioning. He's settling down and not walking around as much, turning around and playing with dirt," DiSarcina expanded. "You don't have to hit him groundballs. You can go out and walk through the point you wish to make. I think that's how he remembers by challenging him with 'Where are you supposed to be when a double is hit down the right-field line?'"
There are, however, some rough edges in need of smoothing – call them minor details. DiSarcina feels that Bogaerts needs to be quicker when getting his tag down on stolen-base attempts.
"It takes years to get adjusted to that position," said DiSarcina, "but he's definitely not going backwards. That's a credit to paying attention to what he needs to do and working on it."
As the pregame conversation progressed, DiSarcina began to warm up to what potentially lies ahead for Bogaerts, who would be the youngest Red Sox position player since 20-year-old Dwight Evans in 1972. (Ironically, Evans was present at McCoy Stadium on Sunday.)
"Any time a young player gets called to the big leagues, you can't insulate him or put him in a bubble, especially in this market," said DiSarcina. "If you focus on that night's task, which is helping the team win, you should be fine."
DiSarcina joked that Bogaerts' longest slump probably materialized during his final three days with the PawSox, when he sustained a 0-for-10 drought. Immediately looking ahead, he shouldn't be knocked off-kilter if he's not in Boston's lineup every day – between Double A and Triple A, Bogaerts has accrued 507 plate appearances (he had 520 plate appearances in 2012).
"He's shown no signs of fatigue or rust," DiSarcina pointed out.
In closing, DiSarcina pointed out a quality that figures to serve Bogaerts quite well as sets sail on the next phase of his baseball odyssey.
"He has that innocence like he's playing wiffle ball in the backyard. The next at-bat is coming and he's not going to let the result of the last one, affect him. In his mind, he's got another chance," summed up DiSarcina. "It's a quality that not a lot of guys have."
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Two four team WBC qualifier tournaments are currently going on (with two more set for November) with the winners taking the last four spots in the upcoming WBC tournament. One group is playing a double elimination bracket in Jupiter, FL at the Marlins/Cardinals spring training complex, including Spain, France, South Africa, and Israel. The other in Regensburg, Germany and includes Canada, Germany, Great Britain and Czech Republic. Typically strong in international competition, Canada found their way into the qualifier after consecutive losses to the US and Italy in 2009.
Ok, on to the Mets participation… Josh Satin and Jeff Kaplan are on the Israel squad which also includes 39 year old former Met Shawn Green. Kai Gronauer is on the German team and Hamilton Bennett is on the Great Britain squad. The Canada squad has a former Mets flavor with Shawn Bowman and Jon Malo, joining soon to be minor league free agent Adam Loewen. Other Mets will be participating in the November qualifiers, so far only Ruben Tejada (and Manny Acosta who may not even be a Met at that time) have been announced.
Josh Satin has played both games at 3B for Israel (2-0) and is 2-for-5 with 2 singles, 4 BB and 1 K.
Jeff Kaplan RHP recorded the final two outs in their 7-3 win over South Africa allowing 1 BB. Kaplan missed more than two months of this year on the disabled list with a shoulder strain. The extra activity will be helpful in extending his season and determining the health of his shoulder going into next year.
Israel will play next on Sunday after the rest of the pool is narrowed down to one. Spain at 1-1 will play the survivor of France and South Africa who played to a 2-2 suspended game when rain halted play last night. After the resumption of that game at noon Sat, the winning team will face Spain that night at 7 pm.
Kai Gronauer caught Germany's first game and went 0-for-2 with a walk. Germany beat Czech Republic 16-1 in a 6 inning mercy shortened game.
Adam Loewen was 2-for-4 with a rbi double and 1 K in Canada's 11-1 win over Great Britain, shortened to 7 innings on mercy. Great Britain had a difficult time finding quality pitching, using both the Dodgers LHP Chris Reed who split the year between A+ and AA, and the Angels LHP Mike Roth who pitched for South Carolina U and then in the Angels rookie level.
Hamilton Bennett has yet to appear for GB.
Today in Germany, Germany will take on Canada at 1pm ET while Great Britain eliminated the Czechs this morning, in a 12-5 game and will take on the loser of the Canada-Germany game tomorrow.
Games can be watched on mlb.com for free and more info on these on going tournaments can be found here.


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Normally at this time of year, I'm talking about my favorite lipstick and the runway-inspired hair I'm dying to try. But due to the impending launch of Who What Wear Beauty, it seemed like a good time to change things up, so here we are with my first fashion must-haves story! There are loads of key pieces on my radar right now-like ground-grazing coats, swoon!-but after much deliberation, I managed to narrow it down to my absolute essentials. From a ring that's reminiscent of a dinosaur's molar to a naughty-and-nice leather skirt, please read on for all of my fall favorites. I hope you enjoy and with that, I bid you adieu!
Mulberry Carter Camera Bag ($1400) in Birds Nest Croc Nappa Leather
It's impossible to express how much I adore all things Mulberry without sounding like a total freak, so I won't yammer on and on about how fabulous the current collection is (though it's truly stellar) or why the brand's so chic. Instead, I will simply point out the Carter Camera Bag, which is one of their new-for-fall styles. It's the ideal shade of elephant gray, so you can truly wear it with anything, and it's literally the perfect size. Really.
Rag & Bone Dunaway Hat ($150) in Serpent
Despite the fact that I have a huge cranium-"It's like an orange on a toothpick."-I have no problem adding to its size with a hat. The chapeau that caught my eye this season is this biggish-brimmed hat from Rag & Bone. Judiciously proportioned, it's wide enough to balance my big dome and hint at the '70s without looking too costume-y. Plus, I love the soft, squirrel brown color; it's striking, but makes a subtler statement than black.
Raoul Leather Midi Skirt ($395)
As the owner of a not-insignificant number of leather skirts, I wasn't so sure I needed to invest in yet another one this season. And then I saw this simple, relatively affordable version from Raoul (one of my favorite brands right now) and suddenly I found myself reevaluating the situation. Its midi length is much more modern than a mini, plus I love the contrast between the prim silhouette and the sexed-up material. I feel like it's almost something that Maggie Gyllenhaal would have worn towards the end of Secretary, which makes it amazing in my eyes, for sure.
Theyskens' Theory Pump Platforms ($465) in Leafy
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Chanel Le Vernis Nail Colour ($25) in Peridot
Since this bottle of greenish-gold polish arrived in my office a couple of months ago, I haven't worn anything else. The color is marvelous; it looks different at every angle, a bit like a beetle or a cicada. While at first glance it might seem a bit "man repeller," I've found that just about everyone thinks Peridot is intriguing (even my most fratty friends), not that it matters. This polish is so cool, it might be my all-time favorite, knocking another Chanel shade-Kaleidoscope, remember that one?-off of its longstanding pedestal!
Etoile Isabel Marant Jemet Leopard-Print Silk Blouse ($510)
There's something about the way Isabel Marant cuts her blouses that just keeps me coming back for more. They always skim the body in just the right way and the sleeves always make your arms look skinny-a deft trick, indeed. Accordingly, I'm a wee bit obsessed with this new animal-print iteration. Simple in design and delightfully thin, the blouse is a brilliant investment piece and one that I'm certain to wear for years to come.
Luv AJ Crystal Chunk Cocktail Ring ($121)
If you've seen me in person at any point in the last few months, it's very likely that I was wearing this ring. Designed by the truly talented Amanda Thomas (who was one of our interns, once upon a time ago), the rose-gold plated ring has a prehistoric, craggy look that I just adore. It also has just the right amount of heft to it too; you know you're wearing a ring, but your hand isn't completely weighed down. Do yourself a favor and buy one today. You won't want to take it off-trust me.
Current/Elliott The Cowboy Corduroy Pants ($198) in Root Beer
Emily Current and Meritt Elliott, the genius stylists/designers behind their namesake line, are responsible for approximately 85% of my denim wardrobe. They have such impeccable taste-fabrics, washes, cuts-plus the fits are incredible. I was thrilled to discover they made bootcut corduroys this season, which have a vaguely slacker vibe that I find tremendously appealing. In addition to the russet brown style in today's picks, I'm also going to buy a pair in washed black, as I know I'll live in both pairs all season long.


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He has exhibited at Art Interactive in Cambridge, MA, Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center in Buffalo, NY, Art in General in New York City, Fylkingen in Stockholm, Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, SESI Gallery in Sao Paulo City, Window Project Space in Auckland, New Zealand, Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, Chiangmai New Media Art Festival in Thailand, DigiFest DXNet in Toronto, and the Cyberarts Festival in Boston. He has been a frequent artist-in-residence at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York and is included in the DVD anthology, "ETC: 1969 - 2009" covering 40 years of video arts at ETC. He was previously a visiting professor with the Department of Expanded Media at the School of Art and Design at Alfred University in Alfred, NY and now teaches in the T.I.M.E.-Digital Arts Department at The Cleveland Institute of Art.
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LiveBox Gallery issues an open call for its' Mod 70s show. Single channel video and animation interpreting or inspired by the pop culture happening labeled "MOD 70s", will be screened at Hejfina, in the Bucktown neighborhood of Chicago. Hejfina is a boutique on a main shopping street in Chicago. The space also serves as an interactive design lab, hosting installations by up and coming Chicago artists and various speakers on current topics in art and architecture. All submissions must be suitable for open public viewing. Work will be screened through Hejfina's shop window and inside the store. Work screened on the window monitor will not have audio. Inside monitors will have audio and video.
Submissions must be received by October 1st.
Format: All entries must include a "digital" (CD) resume, bio, artist statement and short synopsis of the project, and jpg images. Video should be NTSC DVD, if your piece is in PAL, please send mini DV tape. Please use a standard DVD case (7"X5") not a cassette case, and pack in bubble envelop. Note materials will not be returned, unless specifically requested. Please note whether you would be willing to screen your work silently on the window monitor.
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This project intends to develop a community actively discussing and reflecting on philosophy and theory related with Vjing and realtime interaction.
It is apparent, during workshops and discussions at Festivals and symposia, that practitioners of both VJing and Interactive Installations will quickly move on from problems with the practicalities of production to more complex ideas of how and why the process has, for example, significance for the viewer.
There is a lack of written texts on the philosophies and theories related with VJing and realtime interaction.
This project and the associated book, aim to bring together work by some of the foremost practitioners and academics in the field.
We aim to produce a body of work which, for the first time, will address these theoretical issues and place the practices of VJing and Interactive Installation, into a useful context.
Although we have received an excellent response in contributions for the book, there are also areas that, we as editors, feel need to be developed more.
Areas we still need material:
Politics (activism, guerrilla, community focused realtime interaction and performance) Intellectual property DIY culture Realtime interaction and performance as developing tools (pd/GEM/Arduino or MAX/MSP/Jitter as used in performance programming for example) Body
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Bob Gluck
Thanks to the latest issue of NEURAL (see http://english.neural.it ) i just discovered some great (e-)music at http://www.electricsongs.com/ by musician-educator Bob Gluck.
One of his max/msp-expanded instruments is an eShofar:
"The traditional shofar is an ancient instrument whose purpose is not strictly musical. The shofar blast - in our day, mostly limited to the Jewish High Holy Days - provides a call to reflection, an alarm, a wake-up call ... Digital processing of the sounds allows one to listen 'inside' the sound of the shofar. " eShofar1 <http://www.electricsongs.com/eShofar/eshofar1_interface.html> (2001 - 2005) is held by the right hand, enclosed within an I-Cube sensor glove. Finger movements upon the body of the shofar thus control the filtering and other sound processing, that is achieved by means of a custom designed Max / MSP software interface.
eShofar2 <http://www.electricsongs.com/eShofar/eshofar2_interface.html> (2005) uses complex algorithms to create a chaotic improvisational system based on the live performed sounds of the shofar.
"The performer can toggle on an algorithm that tracks repeated notes and perfect fifths, both common traditional shofar sound gestures, which may influence the system." There's a great but tiny video of one of his performances in Vienna, i think.
C5 Landscape Database API version 2.0
C5 Landscape Database API 2.0 An Open Source GIS API for Digital Elevation Model processing and performance http://www.c5corp.com/research/demtool/index.shtml
C5, in association with Futuresonic 2006, is proud to release the C5 Landscape Database 2.0 API to the public, in celebration of ten years of Futuresonic! http://www.futuresonic.com/
New Release C5 Landscape Database API 2.0
New Features in version 2.0:
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Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 21, 2015
Neighborhood Joint column on Singh's Sporting Goods in Ozone Park, Queens, which serves New York City's steadily growing cricketing community. MORE
Mar. 30, 2015
Australia beats New Zealand by seven wickets to take fifth World Cup victory in eight years. MORE
Mar. 27, 2015
Australia beats India by 95 runs in cricket World Cup semifinals. MORE
Mar. 18, 2015
Colombo Journal; annual cricket match between prestigious Sri Lankan schools Royal College and St Thomas' College has been played every March for 136 years, longest continuous cricket rivalry in world; celebration of match in 2015 has added resonance in light of the large number of of Royal College alumni in Sri Lanka's government, including Prime Min Ranil Wickremesinghe. MORE
Mar. 10, 2015
Bangladesh knocks England out of contention in cricket World Cup, 275-260. MORE
Mar. 3, 2015
England's national cricket team is 1-3 and struggling to qualify for the Cricket World Cup; other stalwarts like Pakistan and West Indies are also at risk. MORE
Mar. 2, 2015
Sri Lanka beats England by nine wickets in Cricket World Cup. MORE
Feb. 25, 2015
West Indies beats Zimbabwe in the Cricket World Cup, as Chris Gayle scores a cup innings record of 215. MORE
Feb. 23, 2015
Afghanistan's cricket team makes good showing before losing to Sri Lanka by four wickets at World Cup match in Dunedin, New Zealand. MORE
Feb. 19, 2015
Primer on unusual cricket terms aims to help those unfamiliar with game follow Cricket World Cup, currently underway in Australia and New Zealand. MORE
Feb. 17, 2015
Ireland defeats West Indies by four wickets with 25 balls to spare in Cricket World Cup. MORE
Feb. 12, 2015
Afghan cricket team is preparing for its first World Cup, sport's biggest international tournament. MORE
Jan. 13, 2015
Cricket star Chris Gayle of West Indies criticizes nation's cricket board for leaving all-rounders Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard off World Cup team. MORE
Jan. 5, 2015
West Indian Kraigg Brathwaite makes cricket history against South Africa as first batsman in test history to open with seven. MORE
Dec. 12, 2014
Sean Abbott, Australian bowler who delivered ball that killed cricketer Phillip Hughes, returns to cricket, helping New South Wales beat Queensland. MORE
Nov. 30, 2014
Cricket umpire Hillel Oscar dies after being hit in jaw by ball. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
Death of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes after being struck in the head by a ball has some people questioning whether changes are needed to make the game safer. MORE
Nov. 28, 2014
Popular Australian cricket player Phillip Hughes dies two days after being struck by ball in neck, while batting; accident stuns fans and fellow players and renews long-running debate over safety in the sport, in which it is not unusual for the ball to strike a player. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Update on Jermaine Lawson, Jamaican cricket star who moved to Brooklyn after controversy marred his career at home; Lawson has returned to professional international competitive cricket in Malaysia as a player for the United States national team. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Jermaine Lawson, former top bowler in international cricket test matches, has become fixture of New York City's weekend cricket scene; Lawson disappeared from international scene after being accused of cheating, leaving Jamaica and surfacing later in New York, where sport is less popular; fans, however, are honored by Lawson's presence in city. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Yorkshire defeats Nottinghamshire, clinching its first English County Championship cricket title in 13 years. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Cricket, unlike most other sports, puts heavy burden on its team captains, who balance roles of coach, general manager, star player and team psychologist simultaneously; role is embodied by England's captain, Alastair Cook. MORE
Apr. 5, 2014
India defeats South Africa, moving on to face Sri Lanka in the final of the World Twenty20 cricket tournament. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
West Indies cricket team sails into the World Twenty20 semifinals following 84-run victory over Pakistan; will face Sri Lanka. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
England's dismal winter ends in ignominy as it bow out of cricket's World Twenty20 with an embarrassing 45-run loss to the Netherlands in Chittagong, Bangladesh. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
West Indies cricket team defeats Bangladesh to secure their World Twenty20 title defense. MORE
Mar. 25, 2014
Netherlands scores just 39 against Sri Lanka, a record low total in cricket's Twenty20 international games; Sri Lanka wins game, at Twenty20 World Cup in Bangladesh. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Kashmiri students at a private university in northeastern India are suspended indefinitely and removed from their dorms after they cheered for the Pakistani team during a televised cricket match against India. MORE
Dec. 18, 2013
Australian cricket team beats England in the third Ashes test in Perth, taking insurmountable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
England's calamitous start to the Ashes cricket showdown with Australia continues when batsman Jonathan Trott walks out on the squad with a stress-related illness. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Op-Ed article by research fellow Tunku Varadarajan contends there is no Indian tradition of graceful retirement; cites aging cricket star Sachin Tendulkar, who is retiring after having continued to play even though he is a shadow of his former self; holds there is selfishness in his reluctance to give way to younger players in his pursuit of milestone, particularly for a player who built his reputation in part on unwavering modesty. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Beloved cricket star Sachin Tendulkar will play his final test for India, exiting game as player who carried the expectation of a nation for more than two decades; outpouring of tribute across country testifies to Tendulkar's unmatched standing as both a sports and cultural hero. MORE
Oct. 11, 2013
Sachin Tendulkar of India, the top-scoring batsman in international cricket history, announces that he is retiring from the game in November at age 40. MORE
Oct. 5, 2013
Afghanistan qualifies for its first cricket World Cup, defeating Kenya in the last qualifying match in the United Arab Emirates. MORE
Sep. 22, 2013
Mumbai police file gambling, cheating and conspiracy charges against the son-in-law of India's cricket chief in a scandal that has engulfed the country's Twenty20 league. MORE
Sep. 20, 2013
Durham clinches the English County Championship title in cricket with an eight-wicket victory over Nottinghamshire. MORE
Jul. 18, 2013
Cricket traditionalists say incident in which English player Stuart Broad failed to confess that he was out, even tough the umpire ruled him in, is a disgraceful reflection of how low the game has fallen; cricket players are expected to adhere to what is broadly known as the spirit of cricket, in which fair play and sportsmanship trump competitiveness and ruthlessness. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Australia stuns England in first Ashes Test cricket match, as Australia's Ashton Agar makes highest score by No. 11 batsman in record last-wicket stand. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
India outplays Sri Lanka in all departments to advance to the final of cricket's Champions Trophy. MORE
Jun. 20, 2013
England advances into the final of cricket's Champions Trophy. MORE
May. 6, 2013
Cricket complex in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, part of $13 million renovation and largest site for sport in the United States, reflects growing diversity of New Yorkers and their pastimes; cricket, which originated in Great Britain, is favored by many of New York City's West Indian and South Asian immigrants. MORE
Apr. 24, 2013
Chris Gayle puts up a record-breaking score of 175 not out in Indian Premier League. MORE
Oct. 8, 2012
West Indies national cricket teams defeats Sri Lanka by 36 runs to win the World Twenty20 title in Colombo. MORE
Oct. 5, 2012
Sri Lanka's national cricket team beats Pakistan by 16 runs to advance to the World Twenty20 final. MORE
Oct. 4, 2012
Kevin Pietersen, one of the best batsmen in the world, announces his reconciliation with the England and Wales Cricket Board, which could pave his way back to the national team. MORE
Oct. 3, 2012
India fails to reach the cricket World Twenty20 semifinals despite beating South Africa by one run in a gripping final Super Eight Group Two match. MORE
Sep. 28, 2012
Sri Lanka's national cricket team defeats New Zealand in the Twenty20 World Cup match; other tournament results noted. MORE
Sep. 26, 2012
Pakistan moves into the World Twenty20 final eight in cricket, after beating Bangladesh by eight wickets in Sri Lanka. MORE
Sep. 21, 2012
South Africa's national cricket team defeats Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the Twenty20 World Cup. MORE
Aug. 30, 2012
Andrew Strauss of England says he is retiring from professional cricket after his team lost its series, and the No. 1 ranking, to South Africa; Alastair Cook will replace him as captain. MORE
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As Cricket Grew in India, Corruption Followed
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On Spring Break, Cricket Gets Serious
Cricket, which counts its fans by the billion worldwide, is trying to register a pulse in the U.S. with the American College Cricket spring break championship.March 25, 2009 sportsNews
In Cricket, Brian Close Took Toughness to a New Level
Close, who died Sunday at 84, was a leader who never was afraid of getting hit by the ball, and he was the youngest ever to play for England at age 18 in 1949.
September 16, 2015, Wednesday
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Australia Left to Pick Up the Pieces After Ashes Debacle
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August 10, 2015, Monday
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England Will Be Hard Pressed to Replace Jimmy Anderson
The fourth test in the five-test Ashes series opens with most attention focused on a man who is not playing: veteran England paceman Anderson.
August 6, 2015, Thursday
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At Ashes, Impromptu Youth Movement Pays Off for Australia
An injury, a benching and other changes resulted in Australia having a much younger lineup in the second test, which led to a victory over England.
July 30, 2015, Thursday
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England's Risky Approach is Paying Off at the Ashes
The cricket team has quit being conservative under its new coach, and its aggressive style has given it an early lead in the series with Australia.
July 16, 2015, Thursday
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Australia Favored in Ashes, Though Cracks Appear
It swept England last time, but Australia has a veteran team, and injuries have already forced a key player to retire.
July 6, 2015, Monday
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Calls for a Chief Minister's Resignation in Indian Scandal
The Indian National Congress party released a witness statement in support of a disgraced cricket magnate that it said had been signed by Vasundhara Raje, the chief minister of Rajasthan State.
June 25, 2015, Thursday
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Singh's Sporting Goods, for Cricket's Serious Bowlers and Wicketkeepers
Singh's Sporting Goods in Queens is the place to find New York's cricket community buying everything needed to play and enjoy the world's second most popular sport.
June 21, 2015, Sunday
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England Tops New Zealand in Cricket
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May 26, 2015, Tuesday
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For First Time Since Attack, Pakistan to Host Test Nation
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May 22, 2015, Friday
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