Don Shepherd

Glamorgan went unbeaten through the 1969 Championship as they steadily chased down their rivals

A Tasmanian run machine, a Bajan allrounder shunned for going on a rebel tour, and six other what-if stories

Also: who took more than 2000 wickets in first-class cricket without playing in a Test?

Glamorgan bowler Don Shepherd, who took 2218 wickets in a first-class career spanning 22 years, has died at the age of 90

When selectors make mistakes or leave out heroes, the press and public love to make a song and dance about it. Steve Pittard selects his favourite ignored men

Batsmen in the wickets, bowlers in the runs or Boycott hitting sixes. Steve Pittard digs out tales of the unexpected

Last week's column was about prolific first-class batsmen who never made it in Test cricket, this week it's the bowlers' turn

Andrew Hignell chooses his cult heroes from Glamorgan

The days of the post- (and pre-) match drinking session appear to be a thing of the past. Paul Coupar investigates the effects of a less sociable game

John Arlott chooses a strong 'England XI' from those who were never thus honoured

Think today's county schedule is hectic

Stephen Chalke on retirement