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- Sep 25, 2026
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Glenn hails Hampshire event as key for next generation of girls (opens the original)
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Sarah Glenn has hailed a special county-wide cricket gathering as a vital chance to bring people together and create more opportunities for the next generation of girls and women in the game. The England and Yorkshire spinner attended the Metro Bank Girls in Cricket Fund networking event on 19 September which was delivered by Hampshire at the Utilita Bowl at the same time as the Metro Bank Women’s One Day Cup final in which The Blaze dramatically beat Hampshire. Around 100 attendees from cricket
Edwards insists bringing through young talent was reason for dropping Cross (opens the original)
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Charlotte Edwards has paid tribute to Kate Cross, who announced she would retire from cricket at the end of the season last week, but insists the decision to drop the fast bowler was to bring through younger players and not through lack of ability. The 34-year-old enjoyed a 12-year England career in which she made 102 appearances across all three formats since her debut in a T20 against the West Indies aged 22 in 2013. But 2013/14 Ashes winner Cross only featured four times under Edwards, who wa
Knibb backs Triathlon World Tour changes to bring more eyeballs to sport (opens the original)
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Taylor Knibb insists the creation of the new Triathlon World Tour can help lift the entire sport by bringing greater attention, investment and opportunity to both short-course and long-distance racing. The US triathlon star welcomed the introduction of the T50 and T100 World Championship Tours, which will sit as the highest tier of competition under the new Triathlon World Tour structure from 2027, and believes the move will allow both formats to grow together. Speaking about the WTCS London eve
Ellis Trowbridge using past disappointments to fuel Glasgow gold bid (opens the original)
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Ellis Trowbridge believes the setbacks in his boxing career have become his greatest strength as he prepares to make his Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow. The 24-year-old from Worcester Park in South London has experienced the highs and lows that come with elite sport, but rather than dwelling on the disappointments, such as missing out on a place at Paris 2024, he has used them to fuel his rise to one of the biggest opportunities of his career. Now, after earning selection in the 55kg bantam
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