Having finally, twelve months ago, settled on a format we were happy with this year we will proceed straight to the announcement of our awards. All things must evolve of course, so there is one piece of fine tuning, but nothing of substance. Last year we made an award to the Best New Writer, which […]
How will the game of cricket be played in a hundred years time? In this feature Martin looks at the answers William Ford came up with in 1900
Over the years the domestic first class cricket tournaments have been the breeding grounds for cricketers to showcase their skill and pedigree in the. It has been the ideal platform for them to build on their credentials and go onto represent their respective countries on the international scene. So let’s analyse how the Indian state teams have fared in doing so in the India’s premier First Class Cricket competition, The Ranji Trophy.
In this feature Martin tells the remarkable story of one of Australia’s favourite sons, Neil Hawke
Gareth Bland looks back at happier times for West Indies and imagines the outcome of a series between Clive Lloyd’s 1979/80 vintage and Steve Waugh’s record-breaking 2001/02 Australian side.
We have put together lists showing the top 20 players for ODIs, Tests and T20s (internationals only) for men and women during 2015.
When we enter the New Year we will be a century on from the year when Australia’s only Test player to lose his life in World War Two was born. Ross Gregory deserves to be remembered much more than he is, and in this feature Martin tells his story.
In 1966 Ken Higgs was England’s most successful bowler England, but his entire international career was to be over within eighteen months. In this feature Martin remembers a man who bears comparison with Maurice Tate and Alec Bedser