FEATURES

After 24 years India’s favourite son has played his last Test and amidst emotional scenes almost left centre stage with a fairytale century. In this feature Martin recalls an old controversy

After 24 years India’s favourite son has played his last Test and amidst emotional scenes almost left centre stage with a fairytale century. In this feature Cameron pays tribute to him

Peter Siddle is the modern-day Darren Gough of Ashes contests: capable of bowling inspired spells, respected by opponents, an Ashes hat-trick… and having virtually no team success. Why is this?

Measured by average alone Lancashire’s Eddie Paynter is the second best English batsman of all time, so a feature from Martin about him is long overdue

Gareth Bland profiles Garth Le Roux, South Africa’s speed merchant from the isolation years of the 1970s and 1980s

With considerable input from the man himself, in this two part feature Martin looks at the life and times of the former England opening batsman

With considerable input from the man himself, in this two part feature Martin looks at the life and times of the former England opening batsman

Most would agree Imran Khan is the greatest cricketer his country has produced but, as Martin explains, in large part Pakistan have England to thank for that

Fragile fast bowlers are the cause of frustration for the supporters of all Test nations, Bangladesh included. In this feature Martin takes a look at a classic example, England’s Alan Ward

As one of the oldest records in the book nears its centenary David Taylor tells the story of Sydney Barnes’ most notable achievement