Swanning Around
It was incredible to read an article by former Australian spin bowler Tim May on England’s decision to rest their spin bowler Graeme Swann. May admitted that it seemed an odd decision when Swann has only played “30- odd tests.”
England Finally Number One in the World
Thanks to the final days play in the Test match between South Africa and New Zealand in Dunedin being washed out and the match declared a draw, England secure the top place in the test ranking for the first time
Storm in a Beer Cup
With the third test between Australia and India about to get underway in Perth Western Australia, the focus has sadly shifted from the game ahead to the fact that the WACA Ground staff were caught on the pitch having a
Appealing Against the Light? – Snow!
Believe it or not the World’s first underground cricket match which was scheduled to take place between Threlkeld and Braithwaite in a cave in the old Honister Slate Mine in the Lake District in England. Quiet why anyone would want
Two Strings to His Bow
Thank you to Mark who sent us an email after reading the tribute to Basil D’Oliveira. He advised us that the former England Cricketer actually played Football for the non-white South African team. He apparently also wrote to Charlton Athletic
