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Director of cricket Martin Moxon has demanded a vast improvement from Yorkshire's underperforming batsman, following their Pro 40 defeat to Essex.
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via BBC @ 11:45 17th Jul
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Leicestershire wicketkeeper Paul Nixon has urged his side's batsmen to take more responsibility ahead of Tuesday's Pro40 game against Warwickshire.
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via BBC @ 13:28 28th Jul
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England’s stand-in captain Kevin Pietersen attributed their defeat to New Zealand in the NatWest Series to poor batting performances.
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via ECB.co.uk @ 2:15 29th Jun
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Home hardware retailer, A Touch of Brass, recently launched a brand new home improvement blog in an attempt to become their customer's top spot for home improvement tips and product reviews, as well as a place to announce sales and other special deals.
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via Social Media Portal @ 6:01 16th Aug
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via Sporting Life @ 2:14 29th Jun
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South Africa's two batting heroes on the opening day of their tour match against Somerset, Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis, missed the second day's play on Monday through injury.
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via IOL @ 5:01 1st Jul
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Former South African batting great Barry Richards has said that Kevin Pietersen, who is a South African by birth, will be the number one target of the Proteas when they take on England in a Test series from Thursday.
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via NetIndia123.com @ 8:15 10th Jul
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Former South African batting great Barry Richards has said that Kevin Pietersen, who is a South African by birth, will be the number one target of the Proteas when they take on England in a Test series from Thursday.
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via Webindia123 @ 11:38 9th Jul
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London, July 9 : Former South African batting great Barry Richards has said that Kevin Pietersen, who is a South African by birth, will be the number one target of the Proteas when they take on England in a Test series from Thursday.
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via NewKerala.com @ 14:56 9th Jul
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The Proteas have the services of a batting coach with impeccable credentials at their disposal on their cricket tour of England.
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via United Cricket Board of South Africa @ 20:27 7th Jul
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Last week's column focused on the best batting surfaces in ODIs; this time the attention shifts to Test venues. The general verdict from experts is that pitches all over the world have eased up in the last few years, favouring batsmen much more than they used to. England has always offered a bit to the seam and swing bowlers, but batsmen have had more than their share of success recently. The last five Tests at Lord's have all been drawn, and while the weather has had a part to play in the last two verdicts, there have still been five scores of more than 500 here since 2005. After the first day against South Africa, England seem well on their way to another big total.
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via CricInfo @ 1:48 11th Jul
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All-rounder Andrew Flintoff says he feels his batting form has started to return after helping Lancashire to a six-wicket win over Hampshire.
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via BBC @ 12:35 14th Jul
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The ECB have appointed the former Australia A and Tasmanian Tigers batsman Dene Hills as their new head batting coach.
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via Setanta Sports @ 12:48 8th Aug
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Engineering a Lean Supply Chain DVD, available from Improvement Tools.com , is an introductory program, which explores the business practice of supply chain collaboration and explains how companies are leaning their supply chain.
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via Ferret.com.au @ 15:29 17th Aug
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Lloyds TSB Personal Loans has revealed that UK estate agents are losing out as homeowners are taking their property off the market and loans for home improvement projects soar.
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via 24-7PressRelease.com @ 6:45 8th Aug
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Lloyds TSB Personal Loans has revealed that UK estate agents are losing out as homeowners are taking their property off the market and loans for home improvement projects soar.
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via ClickPress @ 6:45 8th Aug
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Industry Strategic Outlook : How mobile can your workforce be? Success of Intelligent Mobile VPN demands next generation secure-access solutions and will be based on firms' strategic decisions on employee mobility
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via Mindbranch @ 14:12 30th Aug
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atsec information security Confirms SGI Altix Running Red Hat Linux 5.1 Meet Security Demands of Government and Defense Customers
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via Macro World Investor @ 2:19 23rd Jul
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It may be the return to pre-season training (wow! already? - ed) but Gary Johnson says the condition of the players this year, is marked improvement from 12 months ago...
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via Rivals.net @ 13:19 7th Jul
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As a consequence of climate change, population growth and increasing energy and agricultural demands, clean water shortages are expected to rise in coming decades. Addressing this fully requires significant research to identify new methods of water purification, with low energy demands and minimal environmental impact. However, short-term steps can be taken to start combating the problem, provided there is concerted international effort to implement policy effectively.
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via International Herald Tribune @ 21:18 24th Jul
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via LetsGoDigital @ 1:08 9th Jul
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Previous contributors to this column have long noted the relatively low rates of publication among Philippine researchers, outside of a few pockets of excellence in a number of institutions in the country. Based on recent developments, the Philippines appears to at least be moving in the right direction, as evidenced, for instance, by the infusion of substantial R&D funds into the budget of the Department of Science and Technology. I also sense an improvement in the enthusiasm and morale of researchers I personally know — I may be wrong of course, since my observations are based on a small and probably biased sample. In any case, there is still plenty of room for improvement, and in this article I intend to explore some of the reasons for low publication rates in the
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via Philippine Star @ 15:35 13th Aug
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Special Olympics Jamaica has joined forces with its Caribbean counterparts to improve the game of floor hockey, in preparation for next year's World Winter Games in Boise, Idaho.
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via Jamaica Observer @ 6:18 12th Jul
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After a frenetic 11-day period that saw 12 matches, Sri Lanka and India have survived the crammed schedule, the heat, and a few wobbles to make their way to yet another Asia Cup final. Historically, these two sides have been the strongest in the tournament, winning seven of the eight editions so far; Sunday's game will be their sixth meeting in Asia Cup finals.
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via CricInfo @ 14:37 5th Jul
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