This week our look at the counties in print reaches the home of the metropolitan elite, Middlesex

This week the counties in print series returns to the East Midlands, and Leicestershire

Click here to read more about cricket’s latest changes, including a growing emphasis on the third umpire, and how the sport can manage profound change.

Cricket tournaments in India are some of the biggest sporting events in the country and have become an irreplaceable part of Indian culture.

Unsurprisingly this is by some distance the longest yet in this series, and that despite Martin claiming to have omitted many titles he might have included!

AJ Evans is one of the many men to have won but a single Test cap for England – to mark the centenary of the match Martin pays tribute to a remarkable man

This week we visit the Garden of England, and look at the place of Kent Cricket in the literature of the game

This week Martin takes a look at some, indeed probably most, of the books that have been published on the subject of Hampshire County Cricket Club

The role of a wicketkeeper-batsman has changed over time. There was an era when the primary job of a wicketkeeper was deemed to be keeping. However, with changing times their role has evolved into something akin to an allrounder.

It’s back to England for the blog this week, as it makes the short trip across the Bristol Channel from Glamorgan to Gloucestershire