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Dave Bracegirdle

Dave Bracegirdle

Verified

Sports Broadcaster, BBC Radio Nottingham

England

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Total articles 190

  • Josh Tongue: England bowler 'emotional' after impressive Nottinghamshire debut

    By Andrew Aloia Verified, Dave Bracegirdle Verified| Bottom Line@ Tongue's debut for Nottinghamshire came more than two months after he first returned to action with the England Lions in Australia. He featured twice for the second-string national team Down Under, but had failed to take a wicket in their matches in Brisbane and Sydney. His first scalp for 590 days finally came when wicketkeeper-batter Ollie Robinson was caught of his bowling on the first day of the 2025 campaign. He went on to finish with first-innings figures of 2-92.

    By Andrew Aloia Verified, Dave Bracegirdle Verified · Bottom Line

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • CRICKET Q&A: FRANKLYN STEPHENSON ON MY SONG SHALL BE CRICKET

    By Dave Bracegirdle Verified| pitchpublishing.co.uk@ CRICKET Q&A: FRANKLYN STEPHENSON ON MY SONG SHALL BE CRICKET CRICKET Q&A: FRANKLYN STEPHENSON ON MY SONG SHALL BE CRICKET For the latest episode of our virtual cricket talks former West Indian international Franklyn Stephenson will join BBC cricket reporter and commentator Mark Church to talk about his book My Song Shall Be Cricket. To join the virtual Q&A click on this link just before 7.30pm this Friday evening, 16th October.

    By Dave Bracegirdle Verified · pitchpublishing.co.uk

    Oct. 16, 2020

  • Josh Tongue: England bowler 'emotional' after impressive Nottinghamshire debut

    By Andrew Aloia Verified, Dave Bracegirdle Verified| Bottom Line@ Tongue's debut for Nottinghamshire came more than two months after he first returned to action with the England Lions in Australia. He featured twice for the second-string national team Down Under, but had failed to take a wicket in their matches in Brisbane and Sydney. His first scalp for 590 days finally came when wicketkeeper-batter Ollie Robinson was caught of his bowling on the first day of the 2025 campaign. He went on to finish with first-innings figures of 2-92.

    By Andrew Aloia Verified, Dave Bracegirdle Verified · Bottom Line

    Apr. 08, 2025

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BBC Radio Nottingham