After spending a pleasant break in the Caribbean and taking in a few cricket matches Glen shares his thoughts on some of the issues raised by England’s somewhat inconsistent performances
FEATURES
After his previous features on Geoff and John Martin looks at the Edrich family for a third time, on this occasion profiling Bill, of Middlesex and England
In this third review of the top batsmen’s important runs in Test crickets, Dave looks at the next one hundred players from Viv Richards to Andy Flower, while defending Chris Broad against Matthew Engel.
Gubby Allen’s name is synonymous with Lord’s, the Gentlemen and the MCC, but was he entirely the ‘jolly fine fellow’ he tried to portray himself as?
Jack Fingleton was a decent opening bat, a fine writer and a man of firm views. In this feature Martin tells his story
In this second review of the top batsmen’s important runs in Test crickets, Dave looks at the next one hundred players from Peter May to Sunil Gavaskar, while revealing exactly what he has in common with John Edrich.
Bradman was the greatest batsman who has ever played the game, but which of the 29 Test centuries was his best?
In this follow up to the previous article, Dave reviews the performances of 100 top batsmen, from WG Grace to Frank Worrell, in important innings.
They sound like a firm of undertakers, and burying batsmen’s hopes was something Les Jackson and Cliff Gladwin did consistently through the 1950s
Three generations of the Tremlett family produced county cricketers, two of whom had brief international careers. In this feature Martin tells their story