Fotheringham’s World Shows Cricket Clashes and Scandals
A satirical look at cricket’s global culture covers World Cup drama, referee missteps, and famed players while noting scandals from match fixing to suspensions. It references Shashi Tharoor’s NYT piece, the Lords tea break, and various cricket and sports controversies.
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New York Times
Shashi ‘Tharoor
United Nations
the Times
Caribbean
West Indies
New York
Lords Cricket Pitch
London
Jamaica
Pakistan
Ireland
Tharoor
NYT
Lance Armstrong
Barry Bonds
Babe Ruth
Roger Federer
Guillermo Canas
Australia
Harold Larwood
Netherlands
Canada
Rama Reddy
Andres Escobar
Woolmer
Mark Vermeulen
Leewards Islands
Warrington Phipps
Jack the Ripper
Montague Druitt
Blackheath
Morden
Hartiman clan described as chaotic shack dwellers
Neighbor recollection portrays the Hartiman family as a disruptive clan living in a trash strewn shack with beer bottles, car carcasses, and constant trouble. Parents drink, older siblings terrorize peers, while the younger Hartmans hide and endure until they grow and may someday rejoin society.
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Fotheringham
Hartimans
Old Man Harman
Mrs. Hartman
Harmans
Bours
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