Herne Bay boss Steve Lovell on defensive work reaping rewards as side kept second straight clean sheet in FA Cup away victory
Steve Lovell is delighted to see the hard work Herne Bay have done building their defensive resolve reaping rewards.
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FA Vase round-up: Corinthian, Snodland Town, Kennington, Hythe Town, Tunbridge Wells and Sutton Athletic among winners in the first round
Corinthian put their league struggles behind them to produce an emphatic FA Vase victory on Saturday.
FA Cup first round draw: Newport County v Gillingham, Buxton v Chatham Town, Grimsby Town v Ebbsfleet United
The draw has been made for the first round of the FA Cup.
Former England chief selector Smith takes over as MCC president
LONDON :Former England chief selector Ed Smith has begun a 12-month term as MCC President and ex-England ODI captain Eoin Morgan has been appointed Chair of Cricket, the organisation said on Wednesday.
FA Vase first round draw: Rusthall v Tunbridge Wells, Kennington v Rochester United, Faversham Strike Force v Greenways, SE Dons v Bedfont
The draw has been made for the first round of the FA Vase.
South Africa win toss and put Australia into bat in WTC final
LONDON :South Africa captain Temba Bavuma won the toss and put Australia into bat, looking to unleash his pace attack at the start of the World Test Championship final at Lord's on Wednesday.
Virat Kohli To Play County Cricket? Huge Invitation Stirs Interest: "Having That Conversation..."
Virat Kohli's retirement from Test cricket has begun speculation over what forms of cricket might he play next, and some interesting suggestions have popped up. With the legendary Indian batter now only being actively involved only in ODI cricket and franchise cricket in the IPL, Kohli has received an invitation to play the County Championship in England. Kohli, unlike several legendary Indian cricketers, has never played County cricket in England. Alan Coleman, the director of the Middlesex County Cricket Club, has shown interest.
Former England Selector Ed Smith Appoined As Next MCC President
Former England selector Ed Smith has been named MCC's next president. He will serve a 12-month term, taking up the post on October 1 this year. His appointment was announced by the current president, Lord King of Lothbury, at the Club's Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at Lord's. Following his appointment, Smith expressed his delight and vowed to serve MCC to the best of his ability. "It is a huge honour to succeed Lord King as president of MCC. Lord's has been a special part of my life - as a cricket fan, a player and then as a selector. I am deeply committed to serving the Club - and the whole game - to the best of my ability," he said in a statement released by the MCC.
Chatham Town Women play Billericay Town in the Isthmian Women's Cup Final at New Lodge
Chatham Town Women aim to put their name on a cup tonight in what could be the first of three finals they play this season.