There are several references to cricket in the works of Jeffrey Archer. However for the demanding cricket aficionados, there is a distinct lack of accuracy way the writer uses cricketing events in the backdrop of his fiction.
Ever imagined if the countries like Germany, Norway, Peru, Malaysia and other non-Test playing nations have a cricket-connection?
Take a look at 15 players who met with bizarre accidents outside a cricket match and missed out on action on the field.
Cricket is, for some reason, accepted as the gentleman’s sport, despite being marred by corruption, match-fixing, and much worse...
With Peter Richardson looking more and more threatening, Ted Dexter decided to change his approach.
Denis Compton's last Test was in 1957 and Ted Dexter's first Test was in 1958.
Phil Sharpe played 12 Tests for England.
'Testkill' was a novel which mixed cricket and a murder mystery together.
Numbers may not tell the complete story, but they give a fair indication of the trail one has blazed during one’s playing days. Arunabha Sengupta uses statistical techniques to evaluate the position of Sachin Tendulkar among all-time batting legends.
MJK Smith, born June 30, 1933, was one of the most popular captains of England. Arunabha Sengupta remembers the career of the man who led in exactly half the number of Tests he played, and was the last captain to win a series against South Africa for over 32 years.