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In 1994-95, England's one-day fortunes hit the first of many rock-bottoms

As was the case in 2007, in 1984 Australia bade farewell to three legends at the end of the Sydney Test

In 1971 Bill Lawry became the first Australian captain to be sacked in the middle of a series ... and he paid the price for negativity and daring to challenge the authority of the Australian board

The story of when 41-year-old Colin Cowdrey was summoned from his armchair, flown round the world, and thrown in at the deep end against the fastest bowlers in the world

The story of Eddie Paynter, who climbed out of his hospital bed to play an innings which helped England regain the Ashes

Martin Williamson looks back at BB Nimbalkar's innings of 443 not out ... and a record that would have been but for a princely sulk

Kim Hughes's tearful resignation at The Gabba in November 1984 is still talked about ... but what led to that moment

At Centurion in January 2000 Hansie Cronje offered Nasser Hussain a target so generous that he 'couldn't believe it'. Only now do we know why ...

Percy Fender ... a tactical genius but one who in 1931 stretched the Laws to the limit

Martin Williamson on how what should have been the biggest day in Scott Boswell's life became a living nightmare

Martin Williamson on the second highest individual innings of all time ...and one which took almost a month to complete

Martin Williamson on a promising career cut short by the gun of a jilted lover

The 1984 Championship was not decided until the second last ball of the last over of the last game. Simon Lister interviews the key players

The thorny subject of ball tampering has stalked the game for many years, but it is only in the last couple of decades that it has become something a wider audience has been aware of. Arguably, it has been going on since cricket's earliest days, but invas

Test cricket is littered with players who have made one appearance for their country and then disappeared as quickly as they came. At the time of writing there are 377 one-Test wonders. But not included in those figures is one man who turned out for wh

When cricket, coloured kits and white balls first came to England ... at one of the country's leading football grounds

Martin Williamson looks back to when Zaheer Abbas nearly forfeited a Test match after leading his side off the field

Salil Benegal looks back at Bill O'Reilly's career

Sriram Veera looks back at a partnership record that stood for nearly 60 years

The English summer of 1976 has gone down in folklore as one where water shortages and scorching temperatures left the country parched ... and it had some serious implications for cricket as well