Only two men born in Cornwall have played Test cricket for England – in this feature Martin tells their stories
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Eight years ago I started working on a method to rate all cricketers together regardless of discipline – Series Points. Three years ago I started on its successor, Match Impact – that work is now complete…
It was Easter, the day Catholics the world over celebrated their messiah who came back to life after being crucified on the cross. March 27th was Easter Sunday and Virat Kohli, who has been crucified for his brashness, cockiness, his actress ex-girlfriend among many other things, rose again. It wasn’t the first time that he […]
The tinkermen of English cricket have been at work, and 2016 is the last time the County Championship will be played in its current format. In this feature Martin takes a look at the summer that lies ahead.
It was less than a lifetime ago, but the life and cricket career of one of the lesser members of a famous English cricketing family cannot have been more different to the lot of today’s professional sportsmen. In this feature Martin tells the story of Geoff Edrich
In the past few weeks, two of New Zealand’s icons confronted their own mortality. One crossed over from player to retiree and another crossed over, sadly, from mortality to immortality.
In honour of Martin Crowe, who died today,Gareth Bland re-posts his 50th birthday tribute to the great New Zealander from 2012.
With the passing of Martin Crowe today, we have put together a collection of the various quotes from around the cricketing world.
Although he never played Test cricket Colin Ingleby-McKenzie is one of the most interesting post-war English cricketer. In this feature Martin tells his story
Last week Brendon McCullum bade his farewells to international cricket and in doing so made history – 11,000 miles away from the action Martin finally realised what a credit to the game he was