…power in which, latterly at least, the leading batsmen have been lured away to play in various T20 tournaments around the world. A factor in the bowlers’ rise as captains…
…have asked for a more exciting time to be getting involved in the women’s game. “Within five years I think women’s cricket will be massive all around the world,” added…
…but then expectations were not as great then even for winners of the Gillette Cup. Pilling’s team mate David Lloyd, now the doyen of Sky’s commentary team, worked for a…
…leagues than to continue to deal with the permanently fractious West Indies board. Other countries so far seem able to live in the world as it is rather than as…
…may not matter to some but it’s important to point out that the South Africans were the no1 Test team in the world after winning 10 of their previous 14…
…World Cup qualifying tournament in Sri Lanka, where four teams will book their place at the tournament proper in England alter this year. The Irish squad are currently in Dubai…
…if it prevented an incorrect decision clouding the outcome of an international, World Cup match, or high octane domestic final. What is worse: win a trophy after a match lasted…
…the ninth Surrey batsman was dismissed, seven runs were needed to win and the home attack included Frank Tyson, the fastest bowler in the world. The visitors’ No.11 was Peter…
…club sides at weekends. “Now that Zimbabwe is making its way back in world cricket, we must strive to improve our performances at all levels and the next generation of…
…world, is the sole player on the 154th edition of Almanack, which is crammed as usual. The Cricket Paper columnist Derek Pringle reveals the secrets of ball-tampering while Matthew Engel…
…against the bad guys of the world. “The stories lasted for half-an-hour or so, just long enough for my son to fall asleep in his own little dream world away…
…season and to have him back is brilliant for the club,” Davies added. “Not only is Ross a world class player but a fantastic role model to our younger players.”…
…ICC Women’s World Cup in June and July, we have a brilliant opportunity to showcase the sport this summer, grow our participation base and inspire more fans than ever before…
…World Cup game. Turn in those sort of figures now, and Del would have left the field to a standing ovation. For some of us, the absence of any serious…
…three occasions in 2015 and under the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) rules, that equates to one failed doping test. The ban is effective from today (January 31) with Patrick Foster,…
…but they come with high risk. Missing your mark, as Ben Stokes did against Carlos Brathwaite in the World T20 final last year, and it can prove extremely costly. This…
…Worldwide coverage via television, radio and social media ought to make the 2017 Women’s World Cup, held in England, the most viewed and followed Women’s World Cup of all time….
…to both a Gillette Cup win and the county’s second successive Sunday League title. More than most editions, the 1971 Wisden is dominated by politics and events off the field….
…bank to land him. Ten months ago, primed and ready to deliver England the World T20 trophy on this same ground by restricting West Indies to fewer than 18 runs…
…continued scoring century after century a few more years. In his last series in England in 1948 he averaged 72.57 and was still the best in the world. Michael Holding…
…world of Associate cricket, in which virtually all matches count towards qualification for world events or funding that, in practice, often determines whether or not players can remain professional. The…
…in 1992 in a 55-over game, and the second against a ragtag Bangladesh in 2005. The other eight times have been since the 2015 World Cup, in just 33 completed…