In many people's minds, Hambledon was the first club of consequence, epitomising the early days of organised cricket. Set deep in Hampshire - then a good day's journey from London - its name conjures ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The unusual death of Jasper Vinall playing cricket four hundred years ago holds vital clues to the origins of ...

Dadar Union Sporting Club used to be known as the king of Mumbai cricket clubs. It represented dominance, it stood for discipline, and it always produced terrific players, most of whom went on to wear ...

FIVE miles south-east is Broadhalfpenny Down, 18th-century cradle of English cricket. Two miles east, in West Meon churchyard, lies Thomas Lord, sometime owner of Lord's, London, cricket's most famous ...

The oldest rivalry in cricket will return to the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time in three decades when England take on Australia at Edgbaston. From a dramatic semi-final in the ...

Sourav Ganguly was at his wittiest best at CC&FC’s 225th birthday dinner held at the Ballygunge landmark on February 23. “How are you finding being an administrator?” asked his one-time teammate and ...

Riding on their good show so far in the ongoing World Cup, India on Thursday pipped England to become the No 1 ODI team in the latest ICC rankings. India now have 123 points to England's 122 after ...