James Astill
A thrilling and unexpected series victory for England in the Ashes of 2015 points to a troubling cultural change in world cricket
When even Shane Warne wags a finger in disapproval, you must have done something truly naughty
India’s bitter humiliation in England raises serious questions about the priorities of our cricketing establishment
One of the few Indian journalists to have covered the 1983 World Cup recalls the campaign that changed cricket
Germany’s 4-1 defeat of England at the World Cup, despite the refereeing controversy, will be a match long remembered.
The author visits pubs at Oxford to catch the euphoria and the heartbreak of the English football-crazy fan.
Rajinder Singh is a retired school teacher who migrated to the UK in 1967 and ironically started supporting a party that demanded the forcible repatriation of all non-Europeans. Now, he is about to go down in history as the first non-White mascot of the British National Party.