Pelham Warner

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How players' accounts of touring life evolved from terse reportage to colourful insider tales to vanilla detailing

When two nights out on the town cost Bill Edrich three years of his Test career

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Martin Williamson on the first ball-by-ball broadcast in England, at Leyton in May 1927

WLA Coleman uncovers the story of the first tour of England made by a West Indian side

A tribute to Sir Pelham Warner, the founder of The Cricketer magazine in 1921 - known affectionately as 'Plum' Warner and the 'Grand Old Man' of English cricket