An interesting and highly enjoyable test series has come to an end and has seen England claim permanent ownership of the Wisden Trophy. It was a series in which most participants had their moments, but how did they do overall? My thoughts on the England team are below, with the West Indies to follow soon: … Continue reading England vs West Indies – How did they do? (Part 1)
Heroes to zeroes
Ireland's Tim Murtagh starred as an action-packed first day unfolded at Lord's, where wickets tumbled and England crashed to Earth
Four years in the making
England's victory in the 2019 Men's World Cup Final wasn't just the successful end to an exciting tournament, it was the completion of a journey to redemption
The Monthly Roundup – March 2019
Hello, and welcome to my first (of hopefully many) Monthly Roundup! These features will be published at the end of each (you guessed it!) month and are intended really as just a recap of the goings-on in the world of cricket over the past few weeks - there's a lot happening and it's easy to … Continue reading The Monthly Roundup – March 2019
Onwards and upwards
After a highly enjoyable three-and-a-half days in Dehradun, Ireland and Afghanistan can both take the positives from their performances, but also have room for improvement
Choosing your moment
Australia have endured a tough few years since the last 50-over World Cup, but is everything falling into place for them at just the right time?
After you
England’s bowling is their weaker suit in One Day Internationals, but is their own team’s lack of faith in their bowlers creating more problems?
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