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Cardus

(ˈkɑːdəs)
n
(Biography) Sir Neville. 1889–1975, British music critic and cricket writer
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The Great Romantic: Cricket And The Golden Age Of Neville Cardus by Duncan Hamilton (Sportsbookofthemonth.com price: PS12.99, saving PS7.01 on rrp) Unwavering admiration for consummate cricket writer and broadcaster John Arlott first drew Duncan Hamilton to Sir Neville Cardus.
Cardus has long argued that true commitment to diversity must acknowledge that communities and individuals of faith hold many beliefs quite deeply.
"Imagine Henry Blofeld, Neville Cardus and Richie Benaud travelling together in this ...", I said.
Apollo was created by DJs Jared Lane, Jamie Grounds, Daniel Frank and Matt Cardus.
El interes particular de centrarse en la identificacion comunitaria de los jovenes (Cardus, 2014) es precisamente el hecho de que estas personas se encuentran en procesos de transicion (a veces sumados a los migratorios) entre las culturas originarias que observan, reproducen y reinventan, y las culturas globales hegemonicas.
Neville Cardus once rather famously observed that neither the British constitution nor the constitution of the game of cricket that he so loved were ever actually made: rather, they were grown.
The newest player to the team, Liam Cardus, didn't let his nerves get the better of him as some fantastic fingertip saves from the keeper meant he conceded just the one goal.
An extract written by Neville Cardus in Cricket: The Great Ones, which was published in 1967, summed up the attitude of many towards Trumper.
This was Neville Cardus of the Manchester Guardian and I picked up his story of his discovering Charles Dickens.
Neville Cardus, the acclaimed cricket correspondent, wrote: "I count Makepeace amongst the immortals of Lancashire and Yorkshire cricket.'' Harry later became a coach at the Lancashire club, retiring in 1951 after 20 years.
He was described in 1960, by Neville Cardus the famous cricket writer, as the finest left-handed overseas batsmen since the Second World War, and by C B Fry as the best left-handed batsman he had seen.
And Richard Cardus, 57, former Cardiff RFC player between 1986 and 1990, and ex-England international, uploaded his make-up selfie on Friday after his daughters encouraged him to do so.