A CRICKET BLOG

Good Cricket Wicket is not my only website. You can find the others here.

My other sites

I only post sites that I regularly use myself; sorry, I do not exchange reciprocal links unless your site meets that criteria.

Elsewhere on the web

BBC Cricket - BBC coverage, including Test Match Special

Cricinfo - The foremost cricket site on the web

Cricket Forever - General comments about international cricket from an armchair enthusiast

cricket with balls - Australian cricket blog

Cricket-Blog.com - Cricket from an Australian perspective

Danny Pugsley - A cricket blog by Danny Pugsley

King Cricket - Popular cricket blog

NewsNow: Cricket - Cricket news from around the world in one place

Stick Cricket - Free and addictive online cricket gaming

The NightWatchGirl - The non-expert expert’s guide to the greatest game of all. It’s a cricket blog for the uninitiated.

The Old Batsman - The consolations of a cricketing life

The Wisden Cricketer - The online home of The Wisden Cricketer magazine

Here are a selection of cricketing charities and good causes. If you know of a site that I have missed, please contact me.

Charities

  • The Lord's Taverners - one of the UK's leading youth sports and disability charities and the official charity of recreational cricket
  • The Dickie Bird Foundation - assisting young people to participate, in the sport of their choice irrespective of their social circumstances, culture or ethnicity
  • Chance to shine - the single biggest school sport development initiative ever undertaken in Britain
  • Cricket for Change - providing cricketing opportunities to young people living on housing estates, and young people with a disability
  • The Primary Club - the cricketers' charity that raises money to provide sports and recreational facilities for the visually impaired
  • Andrew Flintoff Foundation - a children's charity raising funds to build, develop and improve Child Rehabilitation & Physiotherapy Units throughout the UK.
  • Cycling to the Ashes - 14 months, 25,000km, on a bike, London to Brisbane, with a cricket bat.

Recommended Books

Whilst there is no guarantee that you will enjoy these books yourself, we can say for sure that they are about cricket. We have looked at the pictures. Click on the links to view these on Amazon.