A gradual but inevitable descent into cricket-based loathing and bile.
Articles by Matt Larnach
World T20 Preview: Group D
Group D contains New Zealand, which is basically a red rag to a bull as far as 51allout criticism goes.
World T20 Preview: Group B
Group B: the very definition of second album syndrome, with a distinct lack of top drawer sides. We’re more excited about Australia vs. Ireland than any other game in the first round though.
Sheffield Shield 2012/3 Season Preview
Sheffield: home of Pulp, Leslie Ash (the fit one from Quadrophenia) and some shield that a handful of people in Australia occasionally care about.
David Warner, Powerhouse: The Travails Of The Golden Boy Of Australian Cricket
You love David Warner. We love David Warner. David Warner loves David Warner. But is he actually any good at cricket? Short answer; not really. Not yet anyway.
In The Air! And Safe! And Out! #5: Wii Cricket (Wii)
Wii Cricket: the Bryce McGain of cricket games.
No Such Thing As A Free Launch: Ed Cowan’s ‘In The Firing Line’
There are two things Australians value above all else: good books and good beer. In our relentless quest for more free stuff, today we get stuck into both.
VVS, We Hardly Knew Ye
With the recent retirement of VVS Laxman, two of our contributors, one Indian and one Australian, reminisce over his impact on the game.
Under-19 World Cup Review
We honestly can’t see why anyone would be offended by our enjoyment of watching strapping young men being put through their paces.
The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be: England Lions vs. Australia A Series Review
Ignoring the excitement surrounding the build-up to the Paralympics, or even the epic Test series between England and South Africa, we instead decide to pull on our anoraks for a closer look at the recently completed series between the England Lions and Australia A.
The KP And Team ECB Dilemma
Soon after we wrote this article, Kevin Pietersen was dropped by England. The ECB have been snooping around our drafts folder again. Broken Britain.
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