Co-founder of Guerilla Cricket with Nigel "The Bear" Walker, the other Nigel (Henderson) continues to eschew the glamour of the mainstream, remaining true to socialist principles to fight the good fight Outside Cricket. The programme"s main anchor is a former opening bat who spent a winter netting with Surrey in the early Eighties, he is the author of four books and may one day make a half-decent journalist. Believes all commentary stints are enlivened by the presence of pastries.
Rohit Sharma completes his mission to put the pressure back on England
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All this series, Rohit Sharma has looked like a man on a mission. A mission to score a hundred overseas. The Indian...
Pope and Woakes the driving force as England’s middle order finally produces decent body of work
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Ollie Pope and Chris Woakes stood firm to prevent the wheels coming off England’s batting wagon as the middle order repaired some...
THIRD TEST, DAY THREE: Pujara, Rohit and Kohli provide further evidence of India’s backbone to worry England
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As the Australians found to their cost in the winter, smirking too long at an Indian batting catastrophe only strengthens the backbone...
THIRD TEST, DAY TWO: Joe Root inspires England’s tribute to Ted Dexter to leave India clutching at straws
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One of the saddest things about the announcement of Ted Dexter’s death before the second morning at Headingley is that he did...
England on receiving end as Shami and Bumrah’s ninth-wicket stand inspires India’s unlikely win
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Lower-order stands are one of the joys of cricket, particularly of the longer formats, in the way they subvert our understanding of...
Joe Root, batting whisperer, coaxes England to small lead with stunning mix of skill and stamina
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While Joe Root was quite obviously the headline act on the third day at Lord’s, perhaps the most noteworthy downpage stories were...
