Auld, dreich, and thran
May 8, 2014
| Features
As England prepare to take on Scotland in an ODI in Aberdeen, a look at the rich history of cricket in and around Mannofield
The bat that died for Ireland
Sep 3, 2013
| Features
How the players involved a dismissal in a match played 123 years ago in Dublin found themselves figuring in the fight for Irish independence
It's no monkey's business
Aug 18, 2013
| Features
How is it that humans are so much better at throwing a ball than their chimpanzee cousins?
Cricket's glory days in Nova Scotia
Oct 28, 2012
| Postcards From Canada
The sport has been played for over two centuries in the Atlantic Canada province, but is only now getting national recognition
How to seduce Newfoundlanders into liking cricket
Oct 13, 2012
| Postcards From Canada
You can start by getting a Hollywood movie about the game shot there
Northern uproar
Sep 15, 2012
| Postcards From Canada
Cricket in Newfoundland & Labrador is coming along in leaps and bounds. Ask Quebec if you doubt it
At home with the archers
Aug 4, 2012
| Features
Was it worth having Olympic athletes walking all over the sacred turf of Lord's a fortnight before the ground's biggest cricket event of the year? The jury's still out
Behind the scenes at Lord's
Feb 26, 2012
| The Long Room
As an ordinary person you don't get to see the workings of the home of cricket. Not unless you sign up as an archery volunteer for the Olympics
The Canadian batman
Feb 12, 2012
| Postcards From Canada
You may not get many homegrown cricketers in Canada but you can get a homegrown bat