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Gideon Haigh

Gideon Haigh

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Journalist, Cricket et al

Australian Capital Territory

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Documentaries, Long Form Features , Natural Disasters, Australia, Feature stories, Film, South Asia, Southeast Asia , Asia, Environment, general features, Refugees , Asia Pacific

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Total articles 432

  • An Ocean of XIs

    By Gideon Haigh| Cricket et al@ The Mumblebone Cricket Club, some time in the 1900s, look like they’re ready for anything, from bringing in the harvest to joining a bar room fight. Except look at the reverence they accord that precious scorebook, which they’d have carried around the district of Walgett like a talisman - you can’t feel that same way about a tablet, so don’t tell me you can.

    By Gideon Haigh · Cricket et al

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 10 Things # 36

    By Gideon Haigh| Cricket et al@ 1/ The IPL is on. 2/ So is the Melbourne T10 Invitational, where I stopped in for the on Sunday. Here are the scenes of delirium after the academy of the Sydney Thunder, 5 for 91, beat the academy of the Melbourne Stars, all out 77 - under-12s scores for cricket arguably pitched at that market. Stand aside Sheffield Shield; the Blackie-Ironmonger Stand was rocking. I know, I know: it’s hardly fair to judge the format on this limited, low-skill outing.

    By Gideon Haigh · Cricket et al

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • An Ocean of XIs

    By Gideon Haigh| Cricket et al@ The Mumblebone Cricket Club, some time in the 1900s, look like they’re ready for anything, from bringing in the harvest to joining a bar room fight. Except look at the reverence they accord that precious scorebook, which they’d have carried around the district of Walgett like a talisman - you can’t feel that same way about a tablet, so don’t tell me you can.

    By Gideon Haigh · Cricket et al

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Cricket et al