Peter May struck a thrilling century on Ted Dexter’s Test debut in 1958. Gareth Bland examines both the innings and Dexter’s views on the enigmatic May
Six of CricketWeb’s feature writers have contributed to Patrick Ferriday’s latest book, Masterly Batting. In this first of three extracts Martin and Dave are featured.
DRS has not covered itself in glory during the Ashes, and has reminded me of an earlier incident from 2008, as well as an even older one I would prefer to forget!
Home Entertainment Suppliers Pty Ltd (HES) and Big Ant Studios
today announced that “Don Bradman Cricket 14” for Sony
PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360 and PC shall be released
later this year.
Gareth Bland profiles the defining innings in the Test match career of the Victorian era great Arthur Shrewsbury
This week saw the 70th anniversary of the death of Hedley Verity, the most accomplished cricketer to lose his life in action in the Second World War. In this feature Martin tells his story.
In the wake of the recent furore surrounding Stuart Broad’s decision to stand his ground, David Mutton looks back at the changing attitudes to this divisive issue.
505 Games, a global publisher of video games, today announced
the delay of the heavily anticipated Ashes Cricket 2013 video
game.
How does the recent Trent Bridge Test rank in terms of drama as compared to the most dramatic Tests in cricket history? Dave Wilson looks into it
As England take a 2-0 lead in the Ashes, and James Pattinson is ruled out for the rest of the series, how Australia must wish they had someone like Merv Hughes to call on.