Bracewell & Klinger knit Glos together

So, farewell to first class cricket in England until next summer. For some it will be a relief. I saw Continue reading →

Glos in a spin over Twenty20

Ahead of Thursday’s third Ashes test, the domestic Twenty 20 competition reaches the end of the group stages. Gloucestershire have Continue reading →

Ashes set alight by no11 Agar

I have a picture at home by a local artist, Roy Perry, called “the last batsman”. It shows a village Continue reading →

Specialist work is a must for Taylor

Cricketer Jack Taylor is 21, but he’d be forgiven for thinking his career is at an important junction. An England Continue reading →

Klinger : Dent has huge potential

At the start of the season I picked out Chris Dent as the Gloucestershire player to watch this summer. Now Continue reading →

Padding up……

The chairman of The Cricketer, Neil Davidson, certainly got on his soapbox during the May issue of the magazine, criticising Continue reading →

Father and son aim for Aintree fairytale

The top National Hunt trainers are a special breed. They have to be intuitive to the strengths and weaknesses of the equine Continue reading →