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Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 6

For the first time in England, a 5-Test series was played, each of three days duration. Two more English venues, Trent Bridge and Headingley, were added to the English list of Test grounds.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 5

The 1886 Oval Test saw the first whitewash in the history of cricket being completed.

Movember: Celebrating cricket’s greatest moustaches – Part 2

The rest of India refused to be left behind. Madan Lal started the trend. Kapil Dev improved on it to grow an all-time great among Indians. The fashion dominated the 1980s. Barring a few exceptions, the Indians generally accepted the moustache.

The Historic Kennington Oval Part 4

By 1884 The Oval was no longer the only Test ground in England: Old Trafford and Lord s had joined the fray.

Movember: Celebrating cricket’s greatest moustaches – Part 1

It is November, that time of the year when the moustaches are spotted across the world for a noble cause. This is cricket s own contribution towards Movember.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 3

The bare bones of the 1882 Oval Test may be expressed as Test # 9, England v Australia. Australia had won by 7 runs. But, and there is a big but in all this, making the bland statement above is akin to stating that Pandit Ravi Shankar was an itinerant strummer or that Michelangelo was a hewer of stone.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 2

In 1880, The Oval hosted the first Test on English soil.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 1

The first cricket match played at the Kennington Oval for which a scorecard survives to this day appears to have been played on July 17, 1845

Cricketing coincidences, 1 of 4: Marginal cases

In part 1 of the 4-part serial of cricketing coincidence we bring to you the instances where teams have won matches by a similar margins not once, twice but at times thrice to everyone's amusement.

Cricketing coincidences, 4 of 4: Give and take

In the fourth and final part of the 4-part serials of cricketing coincidences we have a look at instances where pair of cricketers have related feats involving each other.

Cricketing coincidences, 3 of 4: They keep coming back

In the third part of the 4-part serial of cricketing coincidences we have a look at instances where individuals replicated starling incidents playing for their club or national side.

Commentators in cricket history - 1: Alan McGilvray - Voice of the game in Australia

There is little doubt that Alan McGilvray was the Australia's greatest radio cricket commentator.

India vs England magic moments: Part 13 of 16

Sachin Tendulkar played a magnificent innings at Edgbaston in 1996.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 6

For the first time in England, a 5-Test series was played, each of three days duration. Two more English venues, Trent Bridge and Headingley, were added to the English list of Test grounds.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 5

The 1886 Oval Test saw the first whitewash in the history of cricket being completed.

Movember: Celebrating cricket’s greatest moustaches – Part 2

The Historic Kennington Oval Part 4

By 1884 The Oval was no longer the only Test ground in England: Old Trafford and Lord s had joined the fray.

Movember: Celebrating cricket’s greatest moustaches – Part 1

It is November, that time of the year when the moustaches are spotted across the world for a noble cause. This is cricket s own contribution towards Movember.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 3

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 2

In 1880, The Oval hosted the first Test on English soil.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 1

The first cricket match played at the Kennington Oval for which a scorecard survives to this day appears to have been played on July 17, 1845

Cricketing coincidences, 1 of 4: Marginal cases

In part 1 of the 4-part serial of cricketing coincidence we bring to you the instances where teams have won matches by a similar margins not once, twice but at times thrice to everyone's amusement.

Cricketing coincidences, 4 of 4: Give and take

In the fourth and final part of the 4-part serials of cricketing coincidences we have a look at instances where pair of cricketers have related feats involving each other.

Cricketing coincidences, 3 of 4: They keep coming back

In the third part of the 4-part serial of cricketing coincidences we have a look at instances where individuals replicated starling incidents playing for their club or national side.

Commentators in cricket history - 1: Alan McGilvray - Voice of the game in Australia

There is little doubt that Alan McGilvray was the Australia's greatest radio cricket commentator.

India vs England magic moments: Part 13 of 16

Sachin Tendulkar played a magnificent innings at Edgbaston in 1996.

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Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 6

For the first time in England, a 5-Test series was played, each of three days duration. Two more English venues, Trent Bridge and Headingley, were added to the English list of Test grounds.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 5

The 1886 Oval Test saw the first whitewash in the history of cricket being completed.

Movember: Celebrating cricket’s greatest moustaches – Part 2

The Historic Kennington Oval Part 4

By 1884 The Oval was no longer the only Test ground in England: Old Trafford and Lord s had joined the fray.

Movember: Celebrating cricket’s greatest moustaches – Part 1

It is November, that time of the year when the moustaches are spotted across the world for a noble cause. This is cricket s own contribution towards Movember.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 3

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 2

In 1880, The Oval hosted the first Test on English soil.

Kennington Oval, a brief history: Part 1

The first cricket match played at the Kennington Oval for which a scorecard survives to this day appears to have been played on July 17, 1845

Cricketing coincidences, 1 of 4: Marginal cases

In part 1 of the 4-part serial of cricketing coincidence we bring to you the instances where teams have won matches by a similar margins not once, twice but at times thrice to everyone's amusement.

Cricketing coincidences, 4 of 4: Give and take

In the fourth and final part of the 4-part serials of cricketing coincidences we have a look at instances where pair of cricketers have related feats involving each other.

Cricketing coincidences, 3 of 4: They keep coming back

In the third part of the 4-part serial of cricketing coincidences we have a look at instances where individuals replicated starling incidents playing for their club or national side.