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The Tristan Lavalette Column
Suresh Perera interview
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The captain of Bassendean, a humble suburban team in Perth, was once considered the most exciting prospect in Sri Lankan cricket.
Interview with Trevor Chappell
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While on a trip to Singapore, Tristan interviewed national coach Trevor Chappell.
I never expected to venture to Romania
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receive a brief initiation into Romanian cricket, a land of an unexpected cricket wealth on and off the pitch.
A day with Saif Rehman
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A day spent in the Bulgarian capital Sofia with the champion of disability cricket in Bulgaria and a true cricketing hero.
A visit to Moscow
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Ashwani Chopra laments the ICC's myopic vision. The Cricket Russia president is frustrated with the lack of global perspective among cricket's elite.
A stirring in the valleys?
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The lack of an international team gnaws at a section of the Welsh cricket community, who envy the likes of Scotland and Ireland.
An Orange Bloom
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Leonie Bennett is embodiment of the recent success of the Dutch women's international team.
A chat with Matt Becker
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I would implore all cricket lovers to read American cricket writer Matt Becker's eloquent prose.
Cricket tries to emerge in Vietnam
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Spend time in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and it is evident that the Southeast Asian country is a paradox.
Cricketing serenity in a Croatian 'Baggy Red'
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Tristan Lavalette speaks with Croatia's Australian-born Jeff Grzinic about his ten years playing cricket in Croatia.
Cricket is galloping forward in Estonia
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Tristan Lavalette went to Tallinn for this year's European Division 3 championship to witness the progress being made in the development of cricket in Estonia.
Cricket a symbol for equality in Bulgaria?
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Bulgaria captain-coach Saif Rehman's quest to end the injustice suffered by people with disability in his country.