One-cap wonders
Over two years ago I introduced ScoreLine readers to two remarkable English Test cricketers, each with one cap. Joseph Emile…
Continue Reading...In Memory Of Shane Warne
I met Shane Warne only once. It was at Lord’s, but fortunately for me, not in the middle. I was…
Continue Reading...England women’s cricket – the first seven hundred years
The Bodleian Library at Oxford University has a manuscript with the earliest image of English people playing something that looks…
Continue Reading...The VIPs Of Cricket: Scorers
Twenty-five years ago I published my first cricket novel A Tale Of Ten Wickets, describing a cricket match between an…
Continue Reading...One-cap wonders
Over two years ago I introduced ScoreLine readers to two remarkable English Test cricketers, each with one cap. Joseph Emile…
Continue Reading...Let the Children Play Cricket
When COVID and lockdown struck at English cricket at the start of this season, there were real fears that they…
Continue Reading...Ted Dexter Remembers Pakistan
When I watched English county cricket in the early 1960s there was one batsman who regularly filled grounds with spectators….
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