Where did international cricket begin? NZ Cricketer, Peter McGlashan, tells of his trip through the States to the home of a sporting giant, how different it is from his current home of Bath, and how the two may soon be closer than we could ever have thought.

The English season is two weeks old. The sun is shining, I’ve got myself a sunburn and a seam mark across my left instep, and Ian Bell has made a regulation century on a featherbed at Taunton. Three things that any soothsayer worth their salt would expect to find within their “Captain Obvious” section, right next to the visions of Chris Martin losing his middle stump.

This week we look at the dot-ball sequences, the batsmen who weren’t lbw and run-out, the bowlers who kept getting c&bs, and more.

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.

The live chat on Cricket Web with Mathew Sinclair has been completed and was a great success with 110 people showing up to chat to the New Zealand player.

We have come across a cricket game named Galli Cricket that has been around for a while but one we don’t host on Cricket Web.

Over the past couple of generations, sensationalism has become a hobby of the national media. In this time, sports journalists in England have decried a continued lack of talent representing the national sides.

Three new screenshots showing the Indian Super League have been made available, which is fully simulated in Cricket Coach 2009.

The modern cricketer can enjoy year-round summers by splitting their time between the hemispheres. New Zealand Cricketer Peter McGlashan discusses how his unforgettable summer continues in the Northern Hemisphere, as he strives to win two different titles in two different competitions with two different sides, who are worlds apart, in so many ways.

In a cricketing first, Cricket Web will be holding a live online chat with New Zealand batsman Mathew Sinclair, who writes a regular blog on Cricket Web.