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I just want to show Ramps some appreciation. You remember when you were a young tween/teen, and for your birthday you went out with your friends, but you couldn’t go on your own, an adult HAD to accompany you, and you used to hope it wasn’t an embarrassing parent, but maybe an a much older sibling or your ‘cool’ aunt or uncle?...… This is Ramp’s.
There he is being the cool uncle, I’m not really here boys, ignore me. I’m just making sure nobody gets lost, loses a limb, hits anyone with a golf club. I’ve got the sick bags if anyone is travel sick.
I love him, and I didn’t realise how much until this photo.
The older I get the more I realise why my mum had a thing for Mark Ramprakash
Would honeslty do anything for Mark ramprakash and, judging from from the way hes looking at him, so would carlos
Ashes 2019: Marcus Trescothick joins England's coaching set up for first two Tests to ease batting coach Graham Thorpe's burden
Ashes 2019: Marcus Trescothick joins England's coaching set up for first two Tests to ease batting coach Graham Thorpe's burden
London: Former England opening batsman Marcus Trescothick will be joining the England coaching team for the first two Test matches of the upcoming Ashes series.
Former England player Jonathon Trott has also fulfilled a similar role with the team ahead of the Test match against Ireland, ESPN Cricinfo reported.
However, this appointment does not mean that either of them…
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Mark Ramprakash looks to future after being removed as England batting coach
Mark Ramprakash looks to future after being removed as England batting coach
Mark Ramprakash says that he does not want to be “pigeon-holed” as a specialist Test coach, in the wake of his sacking as England’s batting coach.
Ramprakash revealed via Twitter on Friday that he would not be involved in this summer’s Ashes, after being told by Ashley Giles, the new director of England cricket, that his five years in the role was being brought to an early end.
And, speaking on…
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Graham Thorpe to replace Mark Ramprakash as England batting coach before Ashes 2019, say reports
Graham Thorpe to replace Mark Ramprakash as England batting coach before Ashes 2019, say reports
Mark Ramprakash will leave his role as England’s batting coach amid reports Graham Thorpe is ready to take the job in time for this year’s Ashes.
Ramprakash had worked with England since 2014 and was focusing on the Test team while Thorpe worked regularly in the one-day set-up.
File image of England’s coaching team Mark Ramprakash (left). AFP
Former Middlesex and…
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