Things have not gone well for American cricket since 1844.

Up and down the country for three or four hours of cricket.

Will they be back at the top of world cricket soon?

At least the cricket is going better today he David?

After the war the cricket field was not brought back into use.

No, his father had not been turned into a cricket.

From the look of him he'd been a strong cricket.

"Every man has his own way of looking at a cricket."

I looked at a picture of a cricket in a book.

You see to me there's an issue the power is cricket.

He played cricket for his university between 1870 and 1874.

In the summer it is used as a cricket ground.

Cricket, however, is the most popular game across the country.

His cricket career came to an end after the 1994 season.

That is exactly how they like you to play cricket.

She is the first woman cricket director at an English private school.

He continued to play first class cricket for four more years.

Cricket is no longer played at the site of the ground today.

He played for the school's cricket team between 1998 and 2001.

Cricket has been played on the Common for over 200 years.

There has been a cricket team in the town since 1993.

The school has four of its students in the under-16 boys cricket team.

The area was ready to be used for two cricket games by the end of 1886.

Is this what reading about cricket seems like to those not in the know?

He played no further major cricket after the end of the 1910 season.

What he was doing just wasn't done - not cricket, old boy.

He added, "Under the old independent publishing houses, that would have been considered simply not cricket."

Observers who are not crickets have always wondered why they would want to be in such a crowd.

"I mean, it's not cricket to show up for a meeting in your dressing gown."

His reference to the phrase "it's not cricket" certainly suggests so.

We can't have democracy working, that's just not cricket.

Robbins went on, "Henry wouldn't do anything that wasn't cricket.

Ms. Rogers' simplistic, conventional way with real issues just isn't cricket.

It was a filthy trick, totally unsporting and certainly not cricket.

Many argue that such an appeal by the Crown against too lenient a sentence is simply not cricket.

I say this is not cricket what?

But it's not cricket to use emergency funding as a trick to skirt the pay-as-you-go agreement.

It could have been cicadas, though, not crickets.

Of course its not cricket - no ball in sight, as far as I can see...

This zero value automatic type approach to unfinished business just isn't cricket (9-5, 6)

The wording very strongly suggests that he was only barred from playing in county matches, and not cricket entirely.

Somebody said it wasn't cricket, old boy.

Anything else is, as Norman Tebbit might say, just not cricket

If it's not cricket and Frank Woolley it's something else.

But wouldn't cricket have been better served by frankness from the outset and an early investigation of suspicions concerning Pakistan?

Why don't we just get hold of them and- It's not cricket maybe but-" "Say no more!

The phrase "it's just not cricket" embodies the ethical purity of the game, but it relies on a myth.

Not cricket and all that!

It was the first single released off the album of the same name, It's Just Not Cricket.

As British television commentators and newspaper columnists have repeated countless times since the incident, "It just isn't cricket."