Fiery, difficult, outspoken, Fred Trueman belongs to a lost era. Fifty years on from his final Test, we look back at what he left behind It is mid-June, 1965. Britain is changing - the Beatles' MBEs ...

The West Indies white-ball coach is on a mission to remould the T20 side into the world-beating force they once were ...

"Fresh sea breeze helps in getting the grey cells working," said Ajit Wadekar as he quaffed an extra-large shot of Black Label. We were sitting staring out at the sea from his penthouse in Sportsfield ...

There has been no census yet, but Jammu and Kashmir could have the largest population of philosopher-cricketers in the world. Where else could you possibly hear a college cricketer say, "Yeh zameen, ...

Reporting from the front can also be fraught with peril. In 2006, police assaulted journalists and photographers with batons ...

The elderly man sat alone at a small table in the Dorset Square Hotel, a pricey establishment occupying that patch of Marylebone where Thomas Lord cut and rolled his first field at the end of the 18th ...

There is no blinding revelation in the story of Kane Williamson's ascendancy. There is no Disney storyline of a boy from Tauranga fighting the odds on his way to the top. There are no mean streets ...

On a muggy late-September morning in Jalandhar's Bhargav Camp, I walked down a street, barely wide enough for a car and an autorickshaw to pass each other, lined with old one-storey homes. A tangle of ...

From the colourful celebrations of the game in the '90s to the more audience-inclusive campaigns of today, advertising in India has travelled a long path, getting increasingly aggressive as it goes ...