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By John Mehaffey LONDON (Reuters) - Readers of The Cricketer's Almanack in 1864 could study the phases of the moon, the dates of the English Civil War and the past winners of the Oaks, the Derby and the St Leger. Of more pressing relevance to those ...

This article titled ″ was written by John Ashdown, for guardian.co.uk on Monday 6th May 2013 09.00 UTC Boycott pushes that. There must be a run out here … oh, how tragic. How tragic, how tragic, how tragic John Arlott on Test Match ...

The enquiry committee of the BCCI has arrived on the scene looking as dim as a hound dog without teeth. The Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) of the BCCI never took its brief seriously and now that Indian cricket finds itself in this disgraceful mess, the ...

The BBC has secured the rights to provide exclusive live ball-by-ball radio commentary of the 2013- 2014 Ashes in Australia, providing the final element to a huge year of cricket coverage on Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

By Richard Browne To students of cricket history the name S.F Barnes needs no introduction. To those newer to the game, he was an Englishman born 136 years ago this weekend, who is considered by many to be the greatest bowler ever. An ...

After Chennai Super Kings had pulled off a dramatic win against Royal Challengers Bangalore on Saturday, MS Dhoni, the India and Chennai captain, tweeted: "When you give Sir Ravindra Jadeja one ball to get 2 runs he will win it with one ball to ...

Review: SPORT: Howzat!: After decades of missing the big stories, cricket literature is at last addressing the dark side of the game, argues John Crace. As guest reviewer for the 150th edition of Wisden, he considers the best books in the field John ...

Far too often in cricket discussions, the word 'great' is used loosely while referring to merely good players. Vinoo Mankad, whose 96th birth anniversary will be commemorated tomorrow, fits well in the 'truly great' category ...

By A.C. De Silva FLASHBACK: 1948 - that year in Headingley in July has been named as the year that great batsman Sir Donald Bradman - the Australian strode the cricket field like a true champion. It had been ten years since the last Ashes series to ...