This week we look at the lords of Lord’s, the generous bowlers and the first triples.

No player summed up the unbridled aggression and uncompromising self-belief of Australia’s recent era of dominance more than Matthew Hayden.

Like a rose fighting its way through heavy soil, thus progresses the season of the South Australian cricket team.

Looking at how statistical analysis as applied to cricket is not always welcomed by cricket fans.

As we reach 50 not out, we take a look at the oldest ever Test team, the top English tourist, and symmetrical bowlers.

As the Central Districts Stags Captain I couldn’t dream of a more perfect start to our one day campaign, but it was a case of missed opportunities.

One thing that I constantly get asked as a professional cricketer is, do you have to be fit to be a cricketer?

Kevin Pietersen is not the first player – or even captain – to fall out with his coach. But the level of ire between Pietersen and Peter Moores reached a level that – at international level at any rate – is just about without precedent, and led to the truncation of the Moores regime.

‘Undoubtedly one of the finest bowlers of all time’. It would surprise many people to hear that this quote by Sir Plum Warner was about an American bowler. His name was John Barton King, and he was seen by many critics as the greatest bowler of in the world, and the greatest of his generation.

This week we look at bowlers who have taken a wicket with their only ball in an ODI, players with a highest of 99 and much more.