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The Spin | ‘I wanted the ball to be hit at me’: life in cricket’s most dangerous fielding position

The Guardian· Nov 4, 2026 · 6:41 PM · 3 views

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Former England batter James Taylor shares his thrilling experiences fielding at short leg, known as "Boothill." Standing in the line of fire, he reflects on the intensity and excitement of the game, especially his unforgettable catches against South Africa. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #cricket #sports #JamesTaylor #fielding #Boothill #shortleg #breakingnews

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The Spin | ‘I wanted the ball to be hit at me’: life in cricket’s most dangerous fielding position

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