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The Reverse Sweep

Anthony King Department of Sociology and Philosophy, Exeter University, Exeter, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 1395-1406 | Published online: 15 Dec 2011

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Catherine Waite. (2020) Enabling and constraining migration: the multiscalar management of temporary, skilled, international migration of English professional cricketers. Sport in Society 23:1, pages 102-115.
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Catherine A. Waite & Darren P. Smith. (2017) Temporary skilled international migration of young professional cricketers: ‘Going Down-Under’ to move-up the career path. Geoforum 84, pages 70-76.
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Colin Agur. (2013) A Foreign Field No Longer: India, the IPL, and the Global Business of Cricket. Journal of Asian and African Studies 48:5, pages 541-556.
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