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  • Ashes 2025-26 Inquest

    The Ashes

    Well, I didn’t get it all wrong. In my Ashes preview, I made it clear that what was needed to…

    Bill Ricquier•26 January 2026•4 comments
    Ashes
  • The Judge: an Appreciation of Robin Smith, 1963-2025

    Hail and Farewell

    Other England batsmen have been more prolific, more stylish, more reliable, or more dependable in all conditions. But few, in…

    Bill Ricquier•30 December 2025•6 comments
    Robin Smith
  • Ashes 2025-26 Preview: Who Dares Wins

    The Ashes

    The strangely shaped and incomprehensible patterned English cricket season has come to an end and all thoughts in relation to…

    Bill Ricquier•13 October 2025•4 comments
    Ashes 20250000
  • Nine Days in June

    England

    Fans of Test cricket – by most accounts a dying or at least ageing breed – had a wonderful couple…

    Bill Ricquier•29 June 2025•2 comments
    Ben duckett 149
  • Dilip Doshi

    Some Cricketers

    Dilip Doshi passed away on 23 June 2025. This is a chapter from my book, The Indian Masters. Dilip Doshi…

    Bill Ricquier•28 June 2025•0 comments
    Dilip doshi
  • Looking Forward – and Back -to World Test Championship Final

    Cricket World Cup

    The World Test Championship is a deeply flawed competition. The discrepancies between the lengths of series, and hence the number…

    Bill Ricquier•5 June 2025•0 comments
    Cricket world cup 2025
  • England and Men’s One-Day Internationals: From the Ridiculous to the Sublime and Back Again

    England

    This article first appeared in Scoreline magazine. It has now been confirmed that Harry Brook will be England’s new ODI…

    Bill Ricquier•10 April 2025•3 comments
    Endland ODI woes
  • Ricky Ponting and The Meaning Of Life

    Some Cricketers

    This article was edited on 29 Mar 25: Don Bradman and Ian Chappell each won one Ashes series as captain…

    Bill Ricquier•2 March 2025•4 comments
    Jacques Kallis
  • A Brief Review of Men’s Test Cricket In 2024: A Year to Remember

    About the Game

    There has been some exceptional Test cricket in the three years since the pandemic, in no small measure thanks to…

    Bill Ricquier•10 February 2025•3 comments
    Mitchell Santner
  • The Border-Gavaskar Trophy: The Real World Test Championship

    About the Game

    Whoever qualifies for the World Test Championship final to face South Africa at Lord’s in June – mathematically, it could…

    Bill Ricquier•30 December 2024•0 comments
    Sachin tendulkar
  • (Sub) Continental Shift

    About the Game

    October saw two truly remarkable Test series. England "toured" [can we still use that word? I think not, but never…

    Bill Ricquier•15 November 2024•2 comments
    Tim southee
  • Joe Root: England’s Greatest Batter?

    Some Cricketers

    2024 has turned out to be yet another year of high achievement for England’s favourite batter, Joe Root. He is…

    Bill Ricquier•13 October 2024•5 comments
    Joe Root Multan
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“From The Pavilion End” focuses on current cricketing events, using current events as a peg to examine cricketers and matches of the past. Bill Ricquier has been writing about cricket since his first visit to Hampshire’s County Ground as a ten year old. Read more..

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