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Hugh Morris would have been perfect to sort out England's mess

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By Vic Marks
| The Cricketer Verified
MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT VIC MARKS believes few would have been better prepared to untangle the Ashes debacle than the former ECB chief executive, who passed away in December 2025 [~~OAKPAYWALL~~] Please ensure all fields are completed before submitting your comment! GEORGE DOBELL Chief correspondent HUW TURBERVILL Editor, The Cricketer Magazine JAMES COYNE Deputy editor, The Cricketer Magazine NICK HOWSON Digital Editor NICK FRIEND Features Writer OSCAR RESS Staff reporter
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Worlds apart: Why Australia's domestic structure is streets ahead of England's

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By Vic Marks
| The Cricketer Verified
MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT VIC MARKS compares the different systems, recalling his own grade and Sheffield Shield days [~~OAKPAYWALL~~] Please ensure all fields are completed before submitting your comment! GEORGE DOBELL Chief correspondent HUW TURBERVILL Editor, The Cricketer Magazine JAMES COYNE Deputy editor, The Cricketer Magazine NICK HOWSON Digital Editor NICK FRIEND Features Writer OSCAR RESS Staff reporter
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Dickie Bird’s humour and love for cricket made him an unlikely icon of his sport

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By Vic Marks
| Inkl
Harold ‘Dickie’ Bird was in his element in a white coat during a distinguished umpiring career. Photograph: Mike Hewitt/Hulton Archive Dickie Bird may well have been the most consistent, the most famous and the most loved umpire in cricket history and yet when he pitched up at the grounds of ambitious county teams in the 70s and 80s there would often be groans in the home dressing room. Dickie’s presence was bound to enliven the game but it would also make it harder to win.
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