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Ed Smith is a journalist and author, most recently of Luck. He is a former professional cricketer and played for both Middlesex and England.
Instead of over-preparing for the future, under-prepare for now.
How the beleagured premier has been left exposed as the Tories are devastated by the Brexit plague.
The cricketer has been suspended by England after a street fight in Bristol.
The sport, both real and dramatised, is now seen as a way to reach new markets.
Arsène Wenger has cultivated a particular kind of resilience that is now harming him.
The most successful sports stars are seldom the ones who practise the most hours.
The rugby referee, unavoidably, now adjudicates as much as he officiates.
Theresa May is just the latest victim of a virulent political malady that has already destroyed David Cameron and destabilised Britain.
It's about training smarter, not just harder.
Michael Oakeshott A Guide to the Classics: or How to Pick the Derby Winner displays a sense of judgement just as relevant today.
