🏏 While China may have a chokehold on rare earths and Iran can close the Strait of Hormuz at will, there is one corner of global supply chains that is forever England.
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“The challenge is to keep the nature of this ancient game as unchanged as possible.” On “The Intelligence” @AJRummer explains a cricket-bat supply-chain bottleneck https://t.co/iUFjktPd2L
A thread on the 50 best fortifications to go and visit in the world according to me. They are all fun for at least one in the family. They are listed in reverse rank order as determined by how much fun, unique and awesome they are.
🏏 While China may have a chokehold on rare earths and Iran can close the Strait of Hormuz at will, there is one corner of global supply chains that is forever England.
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To address the challenge, the Marylebone Cricket Club, which controls the rules of the game, is allowing laminated bats from October. It wants to increase affordability while also preserving the balance of power between batters and bowlers.
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The pandemic and costly energy have helped rekindle Britons’ love of domestic fires. And a new cohort of chimney sweeps is cleaning up https://t.co/2NbS2fubBo
Walking down the old railway line with the dog.
Middle-aged man coming the other way looks distraught.
Maybe his wife has recently died?
Turns out he’s just listening to the cricket on a little radio.