England did win a rather famous football match in 1966, but it was the summer of Sobers as well

Half a century after his death Neville Cardus continues to exert an influence on the writers of today

We rarely publish poetry, though PK sent us this reflection on two of cricket’s greatest icons, WG Grace and DG Bradman. We thought you might enjoy something different.

Sir Frank Worrell again and, it would seem, another worthwhile read

In 1970 Glamorgan undertook a short tour of the Caribbean, and the story of that trip is told in this new monograph

Occasionally, it’s important for Cricket Web to check in with our members to ensure we’re on the right track. Recently, we did this through an article published on 22nd July, which explored how our reviewers should handle errors in the books they assess—whether factual mistakes, grammatical slips, or simple typos. We outlined several approaches, from […]

As the centenary of the series approaches we now have a biography of Australia’s ‘Bodyline’ wicketkeeper

166 years ago, almost to the day, the first English touring team to travel overseas left Liverpool bound for North America

The second monograph from the Museum of Welsh Cricket goes back to the earliest records of ther game in the Principality