Schooldays: the happiest days of our lives. Watching England stink up the World T20: not the happiest days of our lives.
Now that one of the all-time great group stages has finished and the World T20 hits a rest day, we thought it a good time to finish the latest 51allout book review.
In the first in what will probably be a series of one, we respond to a reader’s tweet about pointless matches.
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.
That the most important player hasn’t changed since the last England Ladder won’t be a surprise, but who’s up and who’s down and who’s still holding on to the bottom rung?
Wii Cricket: the Bryce McGain of cricket games.
An unlikely lad, but a likely man.
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.
With the recent retirement of VVS Laxman, two of our contributors, one Indian and one Australian, reminisce over his impact on the game.