Ewen Day-Collins - ARTICLES

Ewan provides his review of the 2013 Ashes series, reflecting on the action, so-called bad light and that decision not to walk.

Ewen looks at England’s recent performance against New Zealand and asks, where do they go from here?

Test cricket must adopt the IPL’s ruthless commercial approach if it is to survive.

Freddie Flintoff is going into the ring. But, Ewan asks, why?

Former Glamorgan and England opening batsman Steve James has written the first detailed account of the contribution of two Zimbabweans to English cricket – Ewen Day-Collins has review the book for us.

With one Test remaining in the SA-Eng series, Ewan reviews the action, and controversies, so far, and looks ahead to the final Test.

After the shocking news of Tom Maynard’s death, Ewan reflects on the tragically short career of a promising young batsman.

After being selected for England in their recent tour to Pakistan, Ewan assesses if Jos Buttler has international potential, and where he has gone right and gone wrong so far.

With depression hitting cricketers often with the public unaware, Ewan looks at specific examples of players hit by the ilness, and explores why cricket seems to be a common sport for depression sufferers.

In this feature Ewan looks not only at the impact Matt Prior had had on this England team, but also where his turning point came and how he has risen to become the world’s best wicketkeeper-batsmen.