The Cricket Paper - January 13,2017

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SAM CAN FIT THE BILL FOR ENGLAND Kent man revels as home stars shine in Big Bash

Pringle: Cook has the right to make the call

Mitchell: Cult heroes make the game great

Nixon: Sorry, but there are no ‘Vardys’ in cricket

Broad is the record-breaker Pantomime villain a hero Down Under!

paul nixon: sorry, but there'll be no vardy style tale in cricket

sorry, but there’ll be no vardy style tale in cricket.

3 mins

kohli has big shoes to fill as dhoni passes the baton

chetan narula looks at how virat kohli will adjust to life as india’s new limited-overs skipper.

4 mins

skippers felt the force of the chop in the 80s

the seeming prevarication over the future of alastair cook as england captain seems to be based on achieving the right level of sensitivity and timing for what is a major event, though it didn’t always use to be like that. rewind 30 years to the 1980s and just about any england defeat saw the captain’s head end up on a silver platter with indecent haste.

4 mins

when cult hero lyon handed over his mantle to a bondi boy

alison mitchell, inspired by the emergence of a fans’ favourite in sydney, looks back at others who won the crowd’s affection.

5 mins

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