A worrying thing (for me) is that Joe Root continues to evade what I regard as his true calling and responsibility in the England side. This being the crucial Number 3 spot in the batting order. And it is because he is one of the greats of the game, with his capabilities still in fine […]
Occasionally, it’s important for Cricket Web to check in with our members to ensure we’re on the right track. Recently, we did this through an article published on 22nd July, which explored how our reviewers should handle errors in the books they assess—whether factual mistakes, grammatical slips, or simple typos. We outlined several approaches, from […]
Imagine this: you have a talent or a passion that the world needs to see. Whether you’re a gamer leveling up, a musician crafting melodies, or someone with a unique spark, live streaming is your ticket to sharing your story. But here’s the thing—you need more than just a platform. You need a stage that […]
The latest in computer software cricket simulations has arrived – introducing Criggit – developed by Tim Glover who was also behind Super Cricket Simulator two-decades ago (then a high school project). Criggit has been over a decade in the making from concept to reality. The intention was to combine the best elements of ESPNCricInfo with […]
Today marks 20 years since CricketWeb first came online on October 12th 2001.
England welcome Pakistan to Off Trafford and The Rose Bowl for the 3 match Test Series in which has the recipe to be a competitive and compelling series. England test team have just come from off a 2-1 win over the West Indies in which is seems they made it harder than it needed to […]
Test cricket returns on 8 July as England host the West Indies at the Ageas Bowl in the first of a three-match series. It will be the first time in almost six months that Joe Root’s side have played the longest form of the game. England won their latest Test series 3-1 in South Africa […]
As many of you may already be aware, all the modern browsers are discontinuing support for Flash player towards the end of 2020. The effect of this on CricketWeb is that the following functions of the site will no longer work and will be decommissioned when this occurs:
The seventh ICC T20 World Cup of 2020 will take place in Australia later this year. It will be the first time since 2016 that a T20 World Cup has been held and excitement is already building among fans and those looking to place an early bet on the competitions.