The Cricket Writers' Club has published its shortlist for its Book of the Year competition, the winner to be announced at its 70th anniversary annual …
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Category: Cricket writers
England’s forgotten victory in a 1966 World Cup
There's been plenty of coverage over the summer of the 50th anniversary of England's World Cup victory. But as PHILIP BARKER writes, there was another…
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£12,000 prizes on offer for county cricket coverage
The England and Wales Cricket Board, together with the Cricket Writers' Club, has opened entries for young journalists, broadcasters and regional news…
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Hopps: ‘Regional press has given up on county cricket’
“The world for a cricket writer in England, beyond the international circuit, is an unforgiving one, and the resilience and talent of those who find…
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Yorkshire media manager lands new job with ECB
Danny Reuben has joined the England and Wales Cricket Board as head of team communications…
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All ale to Cricket Writers as they celebrate their 70th
The Cricket Writers' Club 70th anniversary annual lunch will be held on Tuesday, September 27 at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall in London…
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Funeral for David Green at Barnstaple, Apr 8
Rugby writers share their fond personal memories of David Green, the former Telegraph sports writer, cricketer and rugby player, who died earlier in M…
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Telegraph sportswriter David Green has died
Green, who reported cricket and rugby for the Telegraph for 27 years after successful playing careers in both games, willbe remembered as an entertain…
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Death of a Gentleman film to get SJA screening
The film, which won the Best TV Documentary prize at last month's SJA British Sports Journalism Awards, is to get a special screening for SJA members …
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81 not out, Corbett declares he is retiring, not hurt
Veteran journalist Ted Corbett has been told by a new sports editor that his fortnightly column is no longer required and so, the octogenarian cricke…
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