Dave Wilson - ARTICLES

Here we take a look at previous Test series which were all-square going into the last, to see historically what has happened

This week we take a look at all-time First-Class records.

The thought of Australia and England as sharks and minnows may not sit easily with the average England cricket fan, but England can consider themselves somewhat fortunate not to lose the first Test to a rampant Australia. Here we take a look at how other teams since 1980 have fared after being dominated but staying alive in the series opener.

There have been so many Test series played so far in the first decade of the 21st century, it’s necessary to split the Series Points analysis for the decade into two parts. Part One follows

This week we look at some ODI firsts

In a continuing series of articles where we introduce Series Points, a new way of ranking Test players, this time we look at the 1990s.

This time we look at the bowlers of the century, the undefeated centurions and the highest ever Test averages.

Kent’s Ed Smith gets to hang out with baseball’s New York Mets and draws comparisons between the two sports.

This week we look at the interested bystanders, the quickest Test runmakers, and the oldest tenfer.

This week we look at some steady over-achievers, Ashes record-holders and some stars who burned brightly but swiftly.