The team have finally overcome their collective luddism and got to grips with the new look, and it seems like the first book of the new era is a good ‘un
Martin Chandler - ARTICLES
In this feature Martin looks at the life and times of Gilbert Jessop, one of the most exciting cricketers to have played the game
Arguably the greatest English batsmen of them all, Martin looks at the legend that is Sir Leonard Hutton
In this feature Martin looks at the history and practice of underarm bowling, and asks whether it might have a place in the modern game
As he has dipped in to the ACS Lives in Cricket series again this week I presume Martin must have been on another long train journey
Percy Chapman’s real-life fairy tale had a very happy beginning but its ending was a sad one – in this feature Martin tells his story
In this feature Martin remembers Jeff Thomson, who turns 65 this year, and the thrilling impact he made when his career took off in the mid 1970s
How knowledge is made available is in something of a state of flux. In this feature Martin sets out his thoughts on what is to become of cricket literature
After profiles of Ranji and Duleep Martin finishes his look at the Indian Princes who have played for England with the story of Iftikhar Ali Khan, the Nawab of Pataudi Senior
Following on from Ranji Martin tells the story of his nephew, Duleep, the second Indian prince to play Test cricket for England