A view from the Roses match: is everything ‘rosey’ in English cricket?
Amidst scandal, sackings and instability, is the future of English cricket more vulnerable than ever before?
Read moreStudying modern languages at the University of Leeds, Oliver is currently on placement year with an international haulier in Austria, where he has started learning French. A keen writer and linguist, his research interests include society, culture, economics and politics; having a paper accepted to a German language conference last year. He has previously worked as a translator with German and English writers on the Leeds:Dortmund 50 project, and he currently writes for and co-edits a university journal.
Amidst scandal, sackings and instability, is the future of English cricket more vulnerable than ever before?
Read moreCricket Writer Club Member Oliver Lawrie addresses the concerning nature of the ECB’s latest response to racism in English cricket.
Read moreOliver Lawrie looks at the winners and losers from the German federal elections, and why this is an advert for...
Read moreIs English cricket institutionally racist? Oliver Lawrie takes a critical look at the prevalence of racism in English cricket, the...
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Read moreOliver Lawrie looks at how our lack of knowledge of other languages will impede us in the post-Brexit world. "Fewer...
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