From the aristocratic cricketing elite of 1932 to the small-town stars of 2025, India's cricketing landscape has undergone a ...

To celebrate 150 years of the first-ever Test match between fierce rivals, a day and night Test will be played between ...

CA's newly installed chief executive Todd Greenberg said: "The 150th Anniversary Test at the MCG will be one of the great cricket events and playing under lights will be a fantastic way to celebrate ...

The sight of Mark Wood flexing his left knee during the chastening defeat by Afghanistan was not just bad news for England's ...

The sight of Mark Wood flexing his left knee during England's chastening defeat by Afghanistan on Wednesday wasn't just bad news for their Champions Trophy hopes.

About 80 years ago, as war raged around the world, a British army man tried to spread the gospel of the game in north-east Africa ...

Australian cricketer Bert Oldfield is struck in the head by Harold Larwood during the Bodyline series of 1933. A recap: Kerr threw up in a London taxi, initially refused to pay compensation ...

A Nottinghamshire miner named Harold Larwood caused an international incident in 1933 with “body-line bowling”: he tried to knock down Australian batsmen with beanballs, and sometimes succeeded.

Our lads were ducking, weaving and being hit by the Harold Larwood thunderbolts, all aimed at the chest and down leg side. It illustrated, that it hardly matters what State you're from, what city or ...