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Former England fast bowler Devon Malcolm talks about his playing days, his Test debut, bowling to VIV Richards, The famous Oval Test, his current focus besides other things with Cricket Web.

Cricket Web caught up with the current custodian of the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern system. Here he talks about the system itself, how the arithmetic works and the interesting things around it.

Victor Trumper was not the only great batsman that Australia produced before Don Bradman, but others entitled to be so described seem to be largely forgotten – in this feature Martin looks at one of them, Charles Macartney

With his Test career likely at an end, an assessment of Shane Watson’s overall Test record and when he did and didn’t justify his spot in the side.

With the passing of Arthur Morris on Saturday another of the game’s links with the 1940s slipped away. In this feature Martin pays tribute to one of cricket’s gentlemen

Integrity is an important characteristic for an Ashes captain and as Martin explains in this feature none have had more of that than Bill Woodfull

Although he played his Test cricket for the country of his birth for Martin and his contemporaries Farokh Engineer will always be as much a part of Lancashire as the Red Rose itself

Following on from Martin’s piece on Seymour Nurse, Dave looks at other great swansongs and how Nurse measures up against them.

Still the last England captain to win back the Ashes on Australian soil, Martin looks back at the life and career of Ray Illingworth

On a recent visit to England for the Lord’s Test Barry Richards took time out of his schedule to talk to us, and has also made available a couple of copies of his autobiography to CW visitors