Tag Archives: Graeme Swann

AOC Extra: Graeme Swann

Unsurprisingly, Sam Stow couldn’t cram 25 minutes in the company of Graeme Swann into four-pages of issue 65. As such, we’ve put together the outtakes for your enjoyment…

Posted by Sam Stow on 05 Feb 2010 – Comment »

After The Storm

On a wet, wild night in Kennington, England didn’t quite have enough able-bodied men to stay afloat. Rich Evans reviews England’s exit from the ICC World Twenty20.

Posted by Sam Stow on 17 Jun 2009 – Comment »

England? Twenty20? Surely not…

When England had no choice, they produced their best cricket of the tournament. This thing is still on…

Posted by Phil Walker on 15 Jun 2009 – Comment »

A Tale Of Two Michelles

Although two fast bowlers got their names up on the Lord’s honours board, Sam Stow still feels mightily sorry for one of them.

Posted by Sam Stow on 07 May 2009 – Comment »

Youth And Young Manhood

England’s thinktank have come up with a pragmatic squad with an emphasis on youth. Phil Walker, AOC’s deputy editor, is pleasantly surprised.

Posted by Phil Walker on 29 Apr 2009 – 1 comment »

All Out Attack

Ian Batch muses on the merits of England’s bowling line-up.

Posted by Ed Davis on 15 Jan 2009 – 3 comments »