CROSSHARE
1A
Three body parts leave alone (8,4)
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Across
  1. 1A
    Three body parts leave alone (8,4)
  2. 9A
    On this, you would be 16a 14d (6)
  3. 10A
    A cricketer from England, anywhere else (6)
  4. 11A
    Dismissal in cricket, and in football, maybe? (7,3,4)
  5. 12A
    Gets you out of trouble, but stay in if they don't move (5)
  6. 14A
    On the scoreboard, heads one in for breakfast (4)
  7. 15A
    First Langer, then Botham. Wicket, that's out! (3)
  8. 16A
    & 14d Total lout giving end of an innings (3,3)
  9. 17A
    Cricketer losing video review may do this on the way back to the pavilion (4)
  10. 18A
    Push notification (5)
  11. 20A
    Quickest ways to get from A to B, or to a 4? (8,6)
  12. 24A
    Assassin John takes heads of English tailenders on cricket pitch (6)
  13. 25A
    A French woman had tears left to fall (6)
  14. 26A
    Floodlit match, steady thing twisting on time (3-5,4)
Down
  1. 2D
    Dismissal in cricket, and in baseball, maybe? (3,3,4,5)
  2. 3D
    Promising partnership may result in this? (5)
  3. 4D
    Live PC company goes round the wicket (5)
  4. 5D
    Shape of The Oval, maybe, but not quite! (5)
  5. 6D
    Race about, cap being worn, hit a milestone! (5,1,3)
  6. 7D
    Extra fielders, for short, around 100 runs - they aren't very good! (6)
  7. 8D
    A. Cook leaves bails at Sydney for free capital (9,6)
  8. 13D
    Lively agent takes right, then left (9)
  9. 14D
    See 16a
  10. 19D
    Fellow is a scoundrel, we hear, dismissing one backing up (6)
  11. 21D
    Actor George will settle for a single? (5)
  12. 22D
    A challenge for batsmen, and clubsmen, maybe? (5)
  13. 23D
    Sixes hit, Henry's out, pop in for tea (5)
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