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The Schedule Is Becoming Relentless Says Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England cricketer Ebony Rainford-Brent believes that the schedule for England mens team is becoming relentless. She also said that the cancellation of fifth Test at Manchester and very little room to re-schedule it next year shows how tight the cricketing calender is right now.
"The schedule is becoming relentless. If you look at England's commitments over the next year, after the Twenty20 World Cup in October and November there's the Ashes, a five-match T20 series followed by three Tests in West Indies, which end just after the next IPL season starts," wrote Ebony for The Guardian on Monday.
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