Huw Turbervill

Huw Turbervill column: The Cricketer magazine editor muses about the players who should've won more Test caps for England | The Cricketer, cricket news, County Championship, Sam Northeast

The cricket programme at the Falmer school has been running for a decade now, and has recently expanded to take in years seven, eight and nine (it already ran from 10 to 13); this year 75 of its 900 pupils are participating

County cricket news: ECB chair Richard Thompson and chief executive Richard Gould will meet the 18 county chairs in February

The Cricketer magazine editor Huw Turbervill pays tribute to the late David English, the driving force of the Bunbury Festival

HUW TURBERVILL: It’s so sad that English, the father of the Bunbury Festival, missed the 2022 T20 World Cup final as he would have loved seeing his Bunbarians – Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali and co – on that magnificent MCG stage

Ben Stokes: England Test captain pleas for media patience but his predecessors were rarely afforded that luxury | The Cricketer, cricket news

A last hurrah (for now) for Eton versus Harrow at Lord’s | The Cricketer, cricket news, Eton v Harrow, schools

HUW TURBERVILL: A glorious success at the MCG came among Tests that could have gone either way. Defeat again, but England felt they were getting closer to loosening Australia’s grip on the urn

Ashes Chronicles - Part 14: A tour too far for Gooch and Gatting as Atherton blames system failure for Warne-out England in 1994-95 | The Cricketer, cricket news, the ashes, the ashes 1994-95

Ashes Chronicles - Part 12: Botham’s Brisbane blitzkrieg sets up Gatting’s men for clean sweep in 1986-87 | The Cricketer, cricket news, England, Australia

Ashes Chronicles - Part 9: Kerry Packer defections allow Mike Brearley to call the shots in 1978-79 | The Cricketer, cricket news, Ashes, Australia, England

HUW TURBERVILL looks back on a six-match series that was dominated by Australia’s fast men, Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson

HUW TURBERVILL: Alec Bedser still could not disguise his disappointment nearly 60 years later. We picked the worst squad that had ever been selected. If we’d picked a decent side we would have won the Ashes

How Not to be a Cricketer review: Let me do what I want, Phil Tufnell, The Cricketer, review

The former Only Fools And Horses star, who passed away on September 19 2021, explains his passion for the game

HUW TURBERVILL: Exciting? Yes, it’s okay, if you like that sort of thing: though the first two men’s matches saw 140 play 140, and 140 play 140. But aspirational? How? Why more than other sports?

County cricket: Richard Gould will leave Surrey in June after 10 years, during which he has been a regular opponent of The Hundred

Sir Ian Botham at 65: They say never meet your heroes, but I'm glad I did | The Cricketer, cricket news, England cricket, Huw Turbervill

Sir Ian Botham at 65: They say never meet your heroes, but I'm glad I did | The Cricketer, cricket news, England cricket, Huw Turbervill

HUW TURBERVILL: In the absence of Joe Root, England’s batting line-up lacked star quality at The Ageas Bowl. Where have all the red-ball specialists gone?