Trevor Chesterfield

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  Modi a "mismatched thespian disaster": Trevor Chesterfield May.10, 2009 by Nimish Dubey in Indian Premier League
  
  In what is one of the most stinging attacks delivered on the IPL, veteran cricket writer Trevor Chesterfield has lashed out at the manner in which the tournament is being handled by its own administrators. Writing in his column at cricketnext, Chesterfield pulled no punches and referred to the high profile Lalit Modi as a" mismanaged Thespian disaster involved in an act that is sheer theatrical torture and makes him appear a bigger idiot than did George Bush on a good day.
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  Chesterfield really blows his top at this, writing: "What sort of obtuse gibberish is this from what is a bunch of sycophantic morons running the IPL PR system?
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  Modi a "mismatched thespian disaster": Trevor Chesterfield What the chuck!

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  Published on: 9/25/2008    Last Visited: 9/25/2008  

  New Zealand-born and educated, Trevor Chesterfield is a well-travelled veteran cricket writer, author and journalist with 52 years experience.He has covered more than 200 Tests and double that number of limited-overs internationals.A former first-class umpire, he has officiated in domestic matches in South Africa and New Zealand.Duties have included living and working in England, France, Australia, South Africa and Sri Lanka, travelling extensively in Africa, Europe and South Asia; he spent three months as a foreign correspondent in Cyprus during the efforts to turn the island into a Greek state in 1963 and three months in Vietnam in 1965 as a war correspondent.He has created a critical, often humorous, yet no-nonsense cutting style.
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  I agree with Trevor and am against the BCCIs stand (am an Indian - FYI).
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  Chesterfield misses the point.
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  I have a question for Arjuna and Chesterfield: What does cricket in Sri Lanka have to gain by standing up to the BCCI?

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  New Zealand-born and educated, Trevor Chesterfield is a well-travelled veteran cricket writer, author and journalist with 52 years experience.He has covered more than 200 Tests and double that number of limited-overs internationals.A former first-class umpire, he has officiated in domestic matches in South Africa and New Zealand.Duties have included living and working in England, France, Australia, South Africa and Sri Lanka, travelling extensively in Africa, Europe and South Asia; he spent three months as a foreign correspondent in Cyprus during the efforts to turn the island into a Greek state in 1963 and three months in Vietnam in 1965 as a war correspondent.He has created a critical, often humorous, yet no-nonsense cutting style.

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  Trevor Chesterfield
  
  Born and educated in New Zealand, (O M T) Trevor Chesterfield is now a well-traveled veteran cricket writer, author and journalist with more than fifty one years experience.
  
  A former first-class and provincial umpire in New Zealand and South Africa, there was also an invitation in 1956 to New Zealand colts trials in Christchurch and Auckland before a knee injury ended his playing career as a leg-spinner.He also holds grade two coaching certificate (SA Cricket Foundation).
  
  Chesters started his career with the Manawatu Daily Times (Palmerston North , April 1955); also worked for Southland Times (Invercargill 1956/58); Bolton Evening News (Bolton 1958/1959); News Telegraph Exchange (1959/1962); freelance (1962); Bay of Plenty Times (Tauranga 1962/1965 and 1973/74); Berima District Post (Mossvale, NSW 1965); freelance for AAP (Saigon 1965); Natal Witness (1966); freelance for South African newspapers (Salisbury/Lusaka ,1966); Pretoria News (Pretoria 1966/1973 , 1974/2000).In 1999 he was a specialist writer for CricInfo for the World Cup and was that organisation's senior Southern Africa correspondent between October 1996 and April 2000.He covered the 2003 World Cup for Indian Express.He has already started on two new books, the first is titled ,Critical Analysis', a view of the game since 1958 to World Cup 2003, and the second is Sri Lanka's cricket captains.

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  Veteran cricket writer Trevor Chesterfield told CNN-IBN that he wasn't surprised by Ranatunga advising Muraliatharan to skip the tour.
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  That's one thing," Chesterfield said.

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  India's World T20 battle plans well adjusted | Trevor Chesterfield | India's World T20 battle plans well adjusted | read more Cricket Next >Trevor Chesterfield's Column CricketNext
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  New Zealand-born and educated, Trevor Chesterfield is a well-travelled veteran cricket writer, author and journalist with 54 years experience. He has covered more than 200 Tests and double that number of limited-overs internationals. A former first-class umpire, he has officiated in domestic matches in South Africa and New Zealand. Duties have included living and working in England, France, Australia, South Africa and Sri Lanka, travelling extensively in Africa, Europe and South Asia.

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  Veteran journalist Trevor Chesterfield gives his take on the opening match of ther World Cup.

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  Modi a "mismatched thespian disaster": Trevor Chesterfield May.10, 2009 byNimish Dubeyin Indian Premier League
  
  In what is one of the most stinging attacks delivered on the IPL, veteran cricket writer Trevor Chesterfield has lashed out at the manner in which the tournament is being handled by its own administrators. Writing in his column at cricketnext, Chesterfield pulled no punches and referred to the high profile Lalit Modi as a" mismanaged [...]
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  Modi a "mismatched thespian disaster": Trevor Chesterfield What the chuck!

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  In what is one of the most stinging attacks delivered on the IPL, veteran cricket writer Trevor Chesterfield has lashed out at the manner in which the tournament is being handled by its own administrators. Writing in his column at cricketnext, Chesterfield pulled no punches and referred to the high profile Lalit Modi as a" mismanaged Thespian disaster involved in an act that is sheer theatrical torture and makes him appear a bigger idiot than did George Bush on a good day.
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  Chesterfield really blows his top at this, writing: "What sort of obtuse gibberish is this from what is a bunch of sycophantic morons running the IPL PR system?
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  Modi a "mismatched thespian disaster": Trevor Chesterfield What the chuck!

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  And then, veteran South African sports writer Trevor Chesterfield blasphemously belled a cat."Just why Tendulkar is rated ahead of Dravid defies logic," he wrote on wicket.com.

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