At a time when England’s spin bowling stocks are at an all time low Martin looks back on the career of a genuine matchwinner, Derek Underwood
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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
With Mankading back in the news after last week’s incident involving Joss Buttler we take the chance to look at the history of this controversial mode of dismissal
Whilst not revered to quite the same degree as Bedi, Chandra and Prasanna, Srinivas Venkataraghavan was a fine cricketer, who also deserves to be remembered
In the third, but not quite final part of his feature on the Holy Trinity, Martin tells the story of offspinner Erapalli Prasanna
In the second part of his feature on the Holy Trinity Martin tells the story of the mercurial wrist spinner, Bhagwat Chandrasekhar
Gareth Bland pays tribute to the recently retired South African captain; a player who can justly claim to have been one of the great leaders of the modern age
A series of three features on India’s famous spin bowling triumverate on the 1960s and 1970s begins with slow left armer Bishan Bedi
Stuart MacGill always lived in the shadow of Warne. In this feature, Dan McGrath goes beyond the ‘bad luck’ cliche to look at the career of one of the most unique cricketers Australia has produced.
Ewen Chatfield, aka Mer, Charlie or plain old Chats, is one of New Zealand’s most enduring cricketing characters. In this feature Martin looks back at his time in the game