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Corrections and clarifications

* * A sentence in Ted Corbett’s report “Rain forces abandonment of match” (“Sport”, August 19, 2007) said: “It hardly mattered that he was dismissed because the speed of his scoring meant the young Lions could regroup through Ravi I want to be the new Tendulkar Bopara, Paul Nixon, Chris Schofield and Tim Bresnan, who made a century in the previous game between the two sides.” Some missing hyphens made it look jumbled. It should read: “It hardly mattered that he was dismissed because the speed of his scoring meant the young Lions could regroup through Ravi ‘I-want-to-be-the-new-Tendulkar’ Bopara, Paul Nixon, Chris Schofield …”

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