Ralph Dellor

Bodyline remembered

It was 70 years ago this year that the traditional cricketing rivalry between England and Australia took on a more sinister dimension

14-Sep-2006•Ralph Dellor

A tale of two local heroes

Ralph Dellor reviews Corsham's Two Test Cricketers by D.T. Smith

17-May-2006•Ralph Dellor

Good cricket? Oh no it's not!

It is difficult to tell whether it was too late for the cricket season or too early for the pantomime season

19-Jul-2005•Ralph Dellor

England travel hopefully

It is difficult to detect too many flaws in the Australian game from which England can take comfort as they depart for their latest Ashes campaign

08-Jul-2005•Ralph Dellor

Rain casts gloom on both camps before St. Lucia ODIs

For different reasons, England and the West Indies are desperate for the one-day internationals to go ahead in St

30-Apr-2004•by Ralph Dellor

"Lash it like Lara" coming soon

It has been called cricket's answer to `Bend it like Beckham', although in the light of the England football captain's recent troubles off the field, cricket might not want to get too close to the winter game

13-Apr-2004•by Ralph Dellor

Flintoff and Adams named in the Wisden Five

Andrew Flintoff and Chris Adams are the two English players to be named in the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack five cricketers of the year

08-Apr-2004•by Ralph Dellor

England expects at least a draw in Barbados Test

England go into the third Test against the West Indies in Bridgetown, Barbados, confident of getting the win or draw that will secure a first series victory in the Caribbean for 36 years.

31-Mar-2004•by Ralph Dellor

England turn their thoughts to Trinidad

After the euphoria of a ten-wicket win at Sabina Park, England are turning their thoughts towards the Trinidad Test starting on Friday

16-Mar-2004•by Ralph Dellor

Experience is not enough for Thorpe

Graham Thorpe knows that he needs to produce runs to justify his place in the England team, and he will not be kidded by reports of West Indian weakness.

09-Mar-2004•by Ralph Dellor

Vaughan's England set off for the Caribbean with hopes high

England leave for the Test series in the Caribbean with genuine hopes of winning the Test series

24-Feb-2004•by Ralph Dellor

Academic and cricketing excellence on offer at the UCCEs

Now is the time for young cricketers who want to go to university to consider the expanding opportunities at University Centres of Cricketing Excellence

20-Jan-2004•by Ralph Dellor

The rise and rise of Gareth Batty

Gareth Batty prepares to travel with England to the West Indies and what could be a crucial tussle with Brian Lara.

14-Jan-2004•by Ralph Dellor

Harmison is back and gunning for the West Indies

After the disappointment of suffering an injury that forced him out of the Sri Lanka leg of the winter tours, pace bowler Stephen Harmison is back in the England squad to go to the Caribbean.

08-Jan-2004•by Ralph Dellor

England can look to 2004 with confidence

As 2003 ends, England can look back on very satisfactory progress during the year

27-Dec-2003•Ralph Dellor

Graveney nears his hundred

David Graveney is about to notch up his one hundredth Test since first becoming involved with the selection of England teams

20-Oct-2003•Ralph Dellor

Kaneria cleans up

Danish Kaneria's probing spell accounted for Mark Boucher, but Gary Kirsten held fort and took South Africa to 211 for 6 one hour after lunch on the fourth day

20-Oct-2003•Ralph Dellor

Geraint Jones finds an England blazer suits him

Geraint Jones gives all the right answers when asked about which country he will be supporting in the rugby World Cup.

09-Oct-2003•Ralph Dellor

Vaughan sets off for tour with high hopes as Fletcher gets vote of confidence

Every new tour is a new beginning for the England cricket team, but there really is a sense of adventure about the party leaving for Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

07-Oct-2003•Ralph Dellor

National champions illustrate Kwik Cricket's boost to the game

Christ Church School, Ealing - national champions (c) ECB When the Kwik Cricket initiative was launched, one of the major aims was to open up the game to children who might otherwise not get an opportunity to play cricket in any form

29-Sep-2003•Ralph Dellor

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