‘I thought I could get away with murder’

Unfit? Check. Arrogant

A boy’s own idol

Les Favell was an inspiration to many – one lad in particular

The problems with India’s young batsmen

Some pull to make a statement, one pushes meekly. One’s feet resemble Johhnie Walker’s, another needs to stop resembling others

It could happen in India as well

Corruption is not Pakistan’s sole preserve, quick money threatens to lure young cricketers elsewhere too

Can Trott solve England No.3 headache?

Over the last four decades, England’s No.3 has been the poorest among the top sides.

Kent fight for survival

It has been known for a long time that Kent are in financial trouble, but the club insist the future is bright as the chairman dips into his own pocket

Sport’s greatest evil

Match-fixing erodes the basis on which sport is founded, because it undermines uncertainty; which is why it is a bigger crime than the use of performance-enhancing drugs

Thumbs up, reluctantly

The most Australian players seem to be able to offer in support of the split-innings format trial seems to be “interesting”

Partnerships punching above their weight

Partnerships for each wicket that formed a large percentage of the team’s total

Corruption? It’s everywhere

It’s no wonder there’s match-fixing in the modern game, with its environment of easy money and pervasive maladministration

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