FEATURES

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.

In this feature Martin takes a look at the history of the LBW law, and how it might evolve in the future.

In this feature Martin looks back to 1950 and the remarkable selection gamble that was the catalyst for the success of the first West Indian side to win in England.

Who have been the most dominant batsmen in Test cricket? Dave Wilson tries to find the answer.

With Indian cricket in crisis, and its leadership under scrutiny, Martin looks back at the life and times of the man who was, probably, the country’s best ever skipper.

CW’s Ganesh (India) and Jake (England) give their sometimes forthright view of the recent Test series performances.

Do India’s current crop flatter to deceive or are they the best the country has produced? In this feature Martin looks back down the years to try and find an answer.

England is the number one Test team for the first time since the current ranking system began in 2003. Dave Wilson looks back to see if any earlier editions also scaled those dizzy heights.

Angikaar C surveys the ruins, following the English domination of India at Edgbaston, after the 3rd Test.

Not many of us will have the experience of watching our offspring develop into Test cricketers. Jonathan Smith has had that great pleasure, and uses his new book to describe it.