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Following on from Ranji Martin tells the story of his nephew, Duleep, the second Indian prince to play Test cricket for England

In this feature Martin tells the story of Ranji, the first of three Indian princes to play Test cricket for England

Gareth Bland revisits Botham’s finest summer once more and looks at the different screen portrayals of that legendary series

For decades any West Indies tour to Australia had been a major event. But the 2000/01 Test series was so one-sided it would never be the same.

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

Former West Indian fast bowler Adam Sanford talks to CricketWeb about his career, fast bowling, playing for USA besides other things.

It took him the best part of a decade, but Derek Pringle eventually claimed a place in the affections of Englad supporters

A shooting star whose light burned gloriously but all too briefly, the death of Phil Hughes at only 25 reminds us in the most tragic manner of both our own mortality and of the joy which one so gifted can bring us in so short a time.

Following Gareth’s assessment of how the four great all-rounders of the ’80s performed against the West Indies, Dave looks at their overall career impact in Tests.

Formats come, and occasionally go, but the once popular head to head version of the game has defied all attempts to revive it