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No place like Arundel

When you spend your childhood in the shadow of a magnificent cricket ground, you tend to take it for granted. Revisiting helps put things in perspective

21-Nov-2014•Will Macpherson

Cricket and cheese

In the wake of KP's cheese-heavy memoirs, here are nine more cricket-and-cheese stories. Where there's a will there's a whey

17-Nov-2014•Henry Cowen

Pat Howard's rugby state of mind

The Australian team performance head's swift review of the UAE debacle is an example of cricket borrowing ideas from rugby

13-Nov-2014•Greg Growden

The Barramundis' big break

Papua New Guinea have impressed, despite their limited resources and talent. Now, as they head into their first ODI, they're hoping for a brighter future

07-Nov-2014•Tim Wigmore

The Singhs of Inverhaugh

The journey of Bart and Jan Singh's 19-year labour of love in rural Canada - the alluring Inverhaugh Cricket Club - which they built from scratch

25-Oct-2014•Justin Robertson

'I never stole anybody's money, yet I was given five years'

Half a decade since his ban ended, Maurice Odumbe continues to live with the stigma of corruption

24-Oct-2014•Tim Wigmore

The man who pulled New Zealand from the precipice

Brendon McCullum's runs, leadership and self-belief have been instrumental in rescuing New Zealand cricket from its lowest ebb

20-Oct-2014•Andrew Alderson

Customs wrangles

In an increasingly globalised game, cricketers are au fait with the jet-setting lifestyle. That's not to say it isn't without its complications though

16-Oct-2014•Crispin Andrews

Cricket beyond the limits

For most people, trekking above 5000 metres would be a challenge. But for one intrepid group it was an opportunity to play a game at the highest level - literally

10-Oct-2014•Phil Walker

The psychology of bat-making

It's not the size of the bat that matters, it's the weight. And it's not in your hands, it's in your mind

08-Oct-2014•Jon Hotten

Can cricket produce a great novel?

Or do the sporting daydreams of childhood seep into attempts at rendering the game in fiction and trivialise it?

06-Oct-2014•Nicholas Hogg

Ireland's plateau

Without more fixtures with Full Members, they can't get more funds. Without funds, they can't keep their players

24-Sep-2014•Tim Wigmore

Yorkshire's lucky 13

The heroes of 2001 recount how they overrode the burden of history. The similarities to 2014 are striking

23-Sep-2014•Alan Gardner

Trading places

In a world where £50m can be staked on a single IPL game, whole armies of professional cricket traders work the betting markets for profit. But who are these people?

20-Sep-2014•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Illy the groundsman

Former England captain Ray Illingworth tended the square at Farsley Cricket Club till his health gave way. He still helps out there most days

05-Sep-2014•Sidharth Monga

Bowlers and pitchers: divided by a common cause

Baseball and cricket - throwing and bowling. We sort out the differences

27-Aug-2014•Rob Steen

Why baseball trumps cricket at the movies

Baseball movies are more ambitious and unabashedly American - always a draw at the box office

27-Aug-2014•Rob Steen

The sisterhood of the England captains

Charlotte Edwards and Clare Connor talk about captaining England, rooming together, and how they used a 15-year-old to plot the downfall of Australia

24-Aug-2014•Interview by Izzy Westbury

The two faces of James Anderson

Why does the man who is possibly England's greatest fast bowler occasionally turn into Mr Hyde on the field?

19-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga

India's Wormsley fairy tale

Eight of the India's victorious women's team in Wormsley had never experienced Test cricket before. For the senior players, it was the end of an eight-year drought

18-Aug-2014•Nagraj Gollapudi

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