Gidman’s scorecard reflects loyal career

Calm, understated, and by England, some might argue, underrated. The curtain has now fallen on former Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman’s Continue reading →

Prop back where he feels happiest

Last Friday, Paul Doran-Jones reached 50 appearances for Gloucester Rugby, his two outings as a replacement at the start of Continue reading →

Dude is Sinbad’s tonic

Cheltenham’s Open meeting broke all previous crowd records for Saturday’s running of the Paddy Power Gold Cup, with over 35,000 Continue reading →

World Cup clock ticking for Balding

To you and I, a dressing is generally something you put on a salad, but the concept of “dressing” Gloucester Continue reading →

No gloss finish to festival

The appeal of the Cheltenham cricket festival is that is draws lovers of the game from all over the country Continue reading →

Cricket memories now on CD

The 2nd Ashes Test starts later this week, with England looking to stem the momentum Australia gained with their win Continue reading →

Woodman still more prop than property

In less time than it takes Usain Bolt to run 100 metres, Trevor Woodman could have left rugby behind. That’s Continue reading →

Curveball solution to Oval finale

The Ashes have provided some excellent material for the media this summer, and not all of it on the field. Continue reading →