Cricket = Action = Art
“ There are few games which are as visually rich as the game of cricket. This blog is a vehicle for my shameless exploitation of that richness with a very slight talent and even slighter knowledge of Photoshop. ”
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Tatenda Taibu and Kyle Jarvis invade each others personal space in search of that elusive dismissal....(more)
A blast from the not too distant past. I love this image of Ambrose and Walsh leaving the field at the end of the day. Seems to embody the size and power of the two, the effort that they have been putting in through out the day and the ca...(more)
Jonny Bairstow gives it plenty of welly as he announces himself on the one day stage.
41 of 29 balls when it looked like India was going to finally win one is certainly one for the scrapbook....(more)
After waiting 77 years to win the County Championship you would expect Steven Croft and Karl Brown, and all of Lancashire, to show a little emotion.
The occasion also called for flowers of course....(more)
Imran Farhat dismisses the ball in imperious style - pity about the tacky coke bottle stumps....(more)
It might be Kent v Glamorgan, but it has the feel of those late summer games we played as kids in the backyard under the porch light and a few torches.
This is based on a great shot from one of the folks at Getty Images - they are ...(more)
While it might be his first time as ICC Cricketer of The Year it may well not be his last "sparkly red ball"....(more)
Despite the state of the series , and the weather, Ravi Bopara is not taking his eye of the prize at Lords. A shame that level of commitment fell 4 runs short of the magic 100....(more)
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Be it your first (Shaun Marsh) or your "god knows how many"th (Michael Hussey) the pleasure of scoring a test century doesn’t seem to diminish any. It’s all about bats, helmets and smiles....(more)
C’mon people, what have you got? All bird references accepted.
And then the ugly duckling turned into a .....
Right Arm Off-Spin, Umpire er...
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Angelo Mathews showed the sort of stickability some of the guys batting above him need to develop.
It doesn’t have to be pretty you just got to be there....(more)
Roar of the Lion.
Hair of the Echidna.
But what’s with the eye piercing?
Imagine how good Dennis Lillee would have been if only he had a tongue stud!...(more)
... Alistair Cooks delight.
The wonders of nature and the cleverness of modern technology come together to backdrop the shortened ODI at the Rosebowl....(more)
Aizaz Cheema displays excellent technique, and finger positioning, as he rips one in from the boundary....(more)
Rohit Sharma seems less than impressed with the attentions of the team physio. The fact that the rain meant all that pain was in vain probably didn’t cheer him up any....(more)
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Mohammad Hafeez puts some venom into a pull shot....(more)
Well time will tell, but 5 for 24 is a pretty good start to Nathan Lyon’s test career - and boy do the Aussies need some one to fill that spinning role....(more)
Galle is not the place to go to be cool, or look cool. The Huss is seen here showing signs of heat exhaustion and extreme fashion dysfunction....(more)
James Pattinson, with a little help from Photoshop’s puppet warp, demonstrates the pressures the quick bowler puts on his body.
The worrying thing is I haven’t touched his face! ...(more)
The Saffer boys look relaxed and ready to start a push for the top. Bring on those Aussies!...(more)
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