On 25th June the 2015 Australians will begin their tour at Canterbury. The traditional opener at Arundel has long been dispensed with, sadly, but Kent will be one of the few counties to entertain the tourists. Time was, of course, when the tourists would play every county – a few of them twice – as […]
In this feature David tells the story of the topsy-turvy season experienced by Kent supporters in 1970
Stand in captains are generally on a hiding to nothing, and ultimately Bobby Simpson was no exception, but the story of his return after a decade’s retirement is an enduring one
A book from last year that escaped Martin’s gimlet eye, and a good one too it would seem – let us hope there are no similar gaffes next time!
In this feature CW’s fashion correspondent looks at the timeless issue of facial hair – some dodgy styles here – and where is Shahid Afridi?
A book about a tour by a club side that took place more than 75 years ago doesn’t sound too inspiring, but it seems from David’s review that first impression is very wrong
In this feature David marks the passing of Norman Gordon with a look at a small band of men whose careers all share one particular characteristic
Only a handful of individual Test matches have justified a full length book being written about them. This was most certainly one of them
In this feature David looks at some of the more notable characters that the game has lost in recent months
Want to know how many first class centuries Jack Hobbs scored? In this feature David explains why you won’t be able to find a definitive answer