Dave Wilson - ARTICLES

In this follow up to the previous article, Dave reviews the performances of 100 top batsmen, from WG Grace to Frank Worrell, in important innings.

Which batsmen were most successful at scoring in Test cricket when the need was most dire? Dave looks at those who scored at the most important times.

This final part of Dave’s batting impact study combines the two previous features and confirms the most impactful Test batsmen of all time.

This second part of Dave’s batting impact study looks at players from Sunil Gavaskar through to the present day, focusing closely on Viv Richards and Adam Gilchrist.

Dave looks at batting impact in general and attempts to set the record straight as regards Victor Trumper.

The 1980s saw the West Indians cement their dominance of both forms of cricket, one apparently more skillful than the other, except for one slight hitch during the 1983 World Cup.

This week we review a book which is subtitled Don Bradman on Cricket, Investment, Politics, the Media, Family and Friends, giving an insight to the titular private Don Bradman.

This review of World Sports magazine looks at the edition of August 1950 in which Neville Cardus reviewed Don Bradman’s Farewell to Cricket.

In which Neville Cardus celebrates both his birthday and the impending visit of the West Indian Test team.

This latest review of the sports magazine World Sports sees Neville Cardus writing on Bradman’s farewell tour in 1948.