Cricket ones to watch in 2021: Tom Lammonby, Mohammad Hafeez, Georgia Adams, English fast bowlers Somerset s Tom Lammonby looking to build on impressive 2020 in which he reeled off three hundreds in six games; Georgia Adams eyes England Women recognition ahead of huge 2022; Mohammad Hafeez could be crucial to Pakistan s T20 World Cup chances
Last Updated: 01/01/21 7:10am Young Somerset batsman Tom Lammonby will look to add to his burgeoning reputation in 2021
With The Hundred, the T20 World Cup, loads of county cricket and the start of the next Ashes series taking place in 2021, there will be a feast of action, so here are some of the players to keep an eye on.
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OBITUARY: South African cricket loses its voice on Christmas day
By Stuart Hess
A regular voice of the South African summer fell silent on Christmas Day.
Robin Jackmanâs passing left many in the cricketing fraternity shocked and saddened. From players he coached, teammates he played alongside, colleagues with whom he shared the commentary booth and the players whose deeds on the field he described, paid tribute to one of the gameâs brightest characters.
Jackman was the smooth voice of cricket in South Africa, that circulated in living rooms, around braais and in bars when the game was played. Following the countryâs return from isolation, his commentary became the sound associated with the sport and the national team.
“What is your most common PCB problem?”
A survey conducted by Bob Willis had revealed finish solderability to be the predominant contender, and it was clear that the choice of solderable finish applied to surface mount boards could have a significant effect on the assembly yield and cost of the final circuit. A further survey question revealed the relative popularities of surface finish as: gold 43%, tin 24%, solder levelled 22%, copper OSP 8% and silver 3%.
SMTA Europe organised an informative and enlightening webinar this month entitled “Guide to PCB Solder Finishes Process Defects Causes and Cures,” with soldering specialist Bob Willis as presenter.
Yes, it’s that time of year again – the Daily Mail Wine Awards, your essential guide to the very-best-value wines out there on the supermarket shelves right now.
There’s something here for every taste, from Champagnes, English sparkling wines and Proseccos through reds and whites to rosés, ports and delectable sweet wines and sherries – and there are some glorious surprise finds along the way.
To make it easier to navigate this year we have divided the red and white wines by country, as you would find them in the supermarket aisles. A rosette attached to a bottle indicates that it was a category winner, while all the others are outstanding runners-up.