Dave Wilson - ARTICLES

This article takes a look at the Test batsmen who have played the most difference-making innings.

While watching the Australian machine destroy everything in its path for the last 10-odd years, I’ve often wondered whether we’ve been experiencing the best Test team ever.

In a continuing series of articles, we take a look at the Test players of the 1980s as we close in on the all-time list.

Iain Wilton’s autobiography provides some surprising insights into England’s greatest ever all-rounder.

This week we look at the lords of Lord’s, the generous bowlers and the first triples.

Looking at how statistical analysis as applied to cricket is not always welcomed by cricket fans.

As we reach 50 not out, we take a look at the oldest ever Test team, the top English tourist, and symmetrical bowlers.

This week we look at the size of the SCG, the fewest run-outs in ODIs and the boundary-less centuries.

This week we look at father-and-son umpires, top of the order failure, and first-class fielding records.

In a continuing series of articles where we introduce Series Points, a new way of ranking Test players, this time we look at the 1970s.