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The Hoggard definitive

The England bowler* looks at some of the great moments of his career: from being promoted to the Pudsey Congs 1st XI to his Test hat-trick and Ashes battles

08-Oct-2013•Ed Kemp

The digital revolution that could save Test cricket

Baseball's forward-thinking administrators exploited digital media to massively improve their fans' viewing experience. Can cricket do the same?

07-Oct-2013•Mike Jakeman

Making the sums add up

In part two of our feature on the counties' financial health, we look at their year-round business plans and the ECB's efforts to ensure that 'the 18' survive in a challenging financial landscape

03-Oct-2013•Chris Stonor

'If we make pitches for spin, our fast bowling stocks won't improve'

Pace bowlers in Sri Lanka are doomed until there is a change in attitude and in the first-class structure

02-Oct-2013•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Invaluable council

As counties struggle to adapt to changing economic times, their local councils have become important allies

01-Oct-2013•Chris Stonor

'Cricket is the difference between being a good citizen and a thug'

Kenneth Kamyuka came to cricket so he could eat well, but stayed on for the game, and ended up moving to another continent for it

20-Sep-2013•Firdose Moonda

What's up with Watto?

Pilloried for much of the summer before playing a quite brilliant innings at its conclusion, Shane Watson had a funny old Ashes series

16-Sep-2013•Geoff Lemon

What more are Ireland supposed to do?

They have shown the ambition, drive and talent needed to earn Test status. But does the ICC have the vision to make it happen?

13-Sep-2013•Jarrod Kimber

How Ireland got their groove back

Cricket was played on the island as far back as the 1730s. How the game fell out of favour, and is now finding its feet again, is a tale and a half

13-Sep-2013•Jarrod Kimber

It began in Guildford?

We've been told Hambledon was the place where organised cricket first flourished. A new book thinks not

06-Sep-2013•Steven Lynch

The bat that died for Ireland

How the players involved a dismissal in a match played 123 years ago in Dublin found themselves figuring in the fight for Irish independence

03-Sep-2013•Liam Herringshaw

My poster boys

Rediscovering her folder full of newspaper cuttings and posters of England of the '90s makes an erstwhile supporter wonder if success and empathy can co-exist

02-Sep-2013•Emma John

A Madras classic

The tournament that bears the name of the father of the city's cricket may be a bit of a quaint anachronism, but to the players it's still a vital part of the domestic calendar

01-Sep-2013•Siddarth Ravindran

'Award the opposition ten runs per over'

What will it take to get teams to keep in step with the required over rate? We asked a few insiders for possible solutions

30-Aug-2013•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

A lifelong affair with The Oval

From truant schoolboy to junior Surrey member to member of the press corps

24-Aug-2013•Steven Lynch

From township to centre stage

For two decades Mamelodi Cricket Club has worked hard to bring sport and opportunities to its neighbourhood. Now it's getting to bask in the spotlight

22-Aug-2013•Firdose Moonda

Most memorable Ashes moments

Vote on our shortlist of classic Ashes moments that have taken place in England since 1981

21-Aug-2013

It's no monkey's business

How is it that humans are so much better at throwing a ball than their chimpanzee cousins?

18-Aug-2013•Liam Herringshaw

What next for England?

They're playing fine cricket, but they're a way off the 2011 pace, and as the expectations pile up, their goals have been shrinking

14-Aug-2013•Rob Smyth

South Africa's next wave

The understudies to the No. 1 Test bowling attack are eager to carve their own paths

12-Aug-2013•Firdose Moonda

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