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An establishment fudge

Eighteen years ago a series between England and Pakistan finished amid scenes of acrimony, fuelled by the incompetence of the TCCB and the ICC

25-Sep-2010•Martin Williamson

Test cricket's last-minute arrival

The first Test to be played in England was a hastily put-together affair that took place against the odds

11-Sep-2010•Martin Williamson

Men behaving badly in the Lord's pavilion

We look back to the Centenary Test, when MCC members at Lord's assaulted one of the umpires

28-Aug-2010•Martin Williamson

The tragic death of Raman Lamba

When fielding at forward short-leg without a helmet on cost an Indian international his life

14-Aug-2010•Martin Williamson

All out for 14

When wickets fell so fast that Sylvester Clarke came out to bat without any socks on and soap all over his head

31-Jul-2010•Martin Williamson

No benefit for Bertie

Before players were paid regular wages, the benefit match was their best bet for a comfortable retirement. But it didn't turn out that way for this Somerset bowler

17-Jul-2010•Martin Williamson

The birth of the one-day international

Poor weather, the threat of another draw and the fear of financial losses conspired to bring the limited-overs game to the international arena in 1971

22-Jun-2010•Martin Williamson

Albert Trott's mighty hit

A look back at a 111-year-old record: one of the biggest and most famous shots played at Lord's

19-Jun-2010•Martin Williamson

Snow stopped play

A look back at one of the hottest English summers on record... when snow stopped play in June

05-Jun-2010•Martin Williamson

The year of the bat

A look back at an English summer when the pitches were flat, the scores tall, bowlers' shoulders drooped, and spectators cried for mercy

22-May-2010•Martin Williamson

Cricket's net loss

Few changes to the Laws have been as drastic or, even without the benefit of hindsight, crazy than the one tried out by the MCC in 1900

08-May-2010•Martin Williamson

Bradman blitz at Blackheath

When the great man scored a hundred in three eight-ball overs, spanning around 18 minutes

24-Apr-2010•Martin Williamson

Lost in transit

The batsman who was given out while he was on a train

10-Apr-2010•Martin Williamson

The first All-India side

A look back at the first time an All-India side took to the field

27-Mar-2010•Martin Williamson

The 77-run over

When Bert Vance went for 77, in what must rank as one of the oddest overs in first-class cricket

13-Mar-2010•Martin Williamson

The return of South Africa

How Clive Rice and Co came to be playing an ODI in Calcutta after 20 years in the wilderness, and India's efforts in getting them there

27-Feb-2010•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Rebels without a cause

Twenty years ago this week Nelson Mandela was released from prison at the same time that South Africa was hosting one of cricket's most infamous tours

13-Feb-2010•Martin Williamson

Southern freeze

Delegates of an international mineral rights workshop got together to play the most southerly game of cricket

30-Jan-2010•Martin Williamson

Cricket's winter wonderland

As England recovers from a cold snap, Martin Williamson looks back to when the bitter winter enabled England's cricketers to enjoy a short alternative season

16-Jan-2010•Martin Williamson

The captain who dropped himself

We look back to when Mike Denness, England's captain on a particularly unsuccessful Ashes tour, dropped himself

12-Dec-2009•Martin Williamson

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