This week we visit the Garden of England, and look at the place of Kent Cricket in the literature of the game

This week Martin takes a look at some, indeed probably most, of the books that have been published on the subject of Hampshire County Cricket Club

The role of a wicketkeeper-batsman has changed over time. There was an era when the primary job of a wicketkeeper was deemed to be keeping. However, with changing times their role has evolved into something akin to an allrounder.

It’s back to England for the blog this week, as it makes the short trip across the Bristol Channel from Glamorgan to Gloucestershire

The final is set and the fans may actually get to be available in the stands for this one, which makes this year’s ICC WTC final even more special. India and New Zealand will face off in one of the most anticipated finals in recent memory, making that William Hill promo code and any other chips fans may have, even more useful and relevant.

In Part 3 of our three part feature on Don Bradman Peter Kettle presents his conclusions

Part 2 of Peter Kettle’s three part feature on Donald Bradman introduces other sports into his contribution to the debate

Just how good was Donald Bradman? It is a much debated question and in this three part feature guest writer Peter Kettle gives us his take on it

Not so much a county in print this week as a country, Wales

During the initial years of the IPL, Mumbai Indians were one of the worst teams in the tournament. They failed to win any titles and proved to be a big disappointment for their fans. However, once Rohit Sharma decided to shoulder the captain’s responsibilities of the team in 2013, their fortunes took a dramatic turn, and now they have the distinction of being the most successful team in the IPL history.