The features for the upcoming release of International Cricket
Captain 2013 have been announced.
Dave Wilson investigates if it’s possible to assess individual contributions to wins, using as an example one of the greatest ever Test matches.
Test cricket must adopt the IPL’s ruthless commercial approach if it is to survive.
With the help of two very special guest contributors, CW’s book review team revisit what is probably the most revered cricket book ever written.
Australia’s home Test series against Pakistan in 1999/00 not only contained one of their finest Test victories, but was also the beginning of one of their greatest eras.
My biography of MS Dhoni was originally published in 2008. A new edition has just been released, bringing the story up to date. As a taster here is the chapter that begins with India’s World Cup triumph.
In this feature Martin examines the life and times of Harold Gimblett, who enjoyed what to do this day is surely the most remarkable debut the game has seen.
After the sad loss of Tony Greig at the end of December the game has now lost his predecessor as England captain as well. In this feature Martin pays tribute to Mike Denness.
Neil Pickup takes a closer look at the MCC’s annual Spirit of Cricket survey: should we spend every new season questioning the moral code of the next generation – or is there more to it than that?
Gareth Bland profiles the beleaguered Australian captain Michael Clarke, who can look to an illustrious predecessor, Allan Border, for inspiration as he attempts to raise his side’s game ahead of The Ashes