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/ 9 years agoCOUNTY RULE No.1: IT ALL HAS TO STOP FOR LUNCH
MARTIN JOHNSON There are certain things in life which are best not attempted for the first time without having an experienced...
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/ 9 years agoPLAYING AT HOME IS GREAT, BUT KEEP FOCUSED
PAUL NIXON As the Champions Trophy draws ever nearer, it makes me remember the only international tournament that I was ever...
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/ 9 years agoNEW ROAD EMBODIES THE TRUE VALUES OF CRICKET
PETER HAYTER You had to have been there.While the biggest names in world white-ball cricket were slogging themselves bandy in the...
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/ 9 years agoAlison Mitchell column – Sledging ain’t all that heavy, he’s my brother
It is much less common to find cricketing siblings who have played against each other, especially at international level.
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/ 9 years agoPrepare the flood barriers!
DOES elite level cricket have flood insurance? Following on from the situation at Durham late last year and the actions taken...
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/ 9 years agoBig Bash shows the way for free-to-air exposure
WAS disappointed to read the paragraph in Joshua Peck’s front page article (TCP, April 28) once again espousing that all games...
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/ 9 years agoOverseas stars or county pride?
Class: Kumar Sangakkara DEREK Pringle was right in his piece on how priceless experience is (TCP, April 28). There is no...
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/ 9 years agoSuper Stokes is a world beater
Game-changer: Ben Stokes BEN STOKES is living up to his price tag in the IPL, and his time in India is...
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/ 9 years agoDoes new T20 spell the end for tourists?
NOW that the ECB’s proposed new Twenty 20 competition has effectively been given the go-ahead, will this mean the end of...
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/ 9 years agoFranchise cricket has edged out members
LAST Autumn, The Cricket Paper kindly published my letter in which I vowed I would walk away from cricket if the...
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/ 9 years agoSpring day and a chilly response
WHAT great fun it is watching cricket in April and May – especially the 50-over games! As we sit there freezing...
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/ 9 years agoPROTEAS ALWAYS BRING A CERTAIN MENACE
DEREK PRINGLE For many, the Ashes series this winter is the one for England to win, following their drubbing in Australia...
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/ 9 years agoMATURITY WAS THE BIG PLUS IN STOKES’ INNINGS
THERE are some innings you just feel privileged to witness. On Monday, Ben Stokes made an unbeaten 106 off 63 balls...
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/ 9 years agoLET’S HAVE MORE OF THIS MAGIC –AND FREE TO AIR, TOO
PETER HAYTER If Colin Graves, Tom Harrison and those at the England and Wales Cricket Board pushing for acceptance of their...
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/ 9 years agoNow a degree of planning into retirement for cricketers
By Richard Edwards RON ATKINSON once famously described Cyrille Regis, Brendon Batson and Laurie Cunnigham as the ‘Three Degrees’ while manager...
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/ 9 years agoYES, EVEN CRICKET BECAME PART OF THE SIXTIES VIBE
Derek Pringle identifies the start of social change creeping into cricket during the Summer of Love It is 50 years since...
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/ 9 years agoKent in limbo as Donald arrival blocked
By Joshua Peck KENT have been left frustrated, and without a permanent assistant coach for this summer, after Allan Donald’s arrival...
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/ 9 years agoDON’T GIVE MISBAH A HARD TIME FORCOMING UP SHORT
Having been left stranded on 99 not out in the first Test against West Indies, this week Pakistan batsman Misbah-ul- Haq...
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/ 9 years agoIT’S A T20 BOREFEST BUT IT COULD SAVE TEST CRICKET!
MARTIN JOHNSON One or two younger TV viewers may have had a bit of a shock when Sky put a Test...
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/ 9 years agoFor most, it’s not so Sweet
SIMON Sweetman speaks only for the most well-to-do 25 per cent (TCP, April 28). His clever arguments say to the vast...
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/ 9 years agoStars in stripes…it simply isn’t cricket!
Suits you: England’s new kits THE ‘90s were a genre-spurring decade; grunge, dungarees, raves. Buried deep within my wardrobe somewhere is...
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/ 9 years agoDerek Pringle column – Have we seen the last of the great finishers?
Aside from De Villiers, one of today’s players who can still wear the finisher’s mantle is India’s MS Dhoni.
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/ 9 years agoHAVE WE SEEN THE LAST OF THE GREAT FINISHERS?
DEREK PRINGLE Looking at England’s squad for the Champions Trophy, the only real surprise is the lack of an obvious finisher...
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/ 9 years agoAGELESS SKILL FROM THESE WONDERS OF AN ANCIENT WORLD
Derek Pringle gives an insight into how sheer experience can pay huge dividends in a young man’s game Derek Pringle It...
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/ 9 years agoReal ale can help clubs tap into local community
By Richard Edwards CRICKET and beer have earned their place as essential elements of the Great British summer and now more...

