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The about page names Alex Bowden as the writer, a former cricket journalist, and says the blog is reader funded and runs a Patreon. It also lists earlier cricket writing at Wisden, ESPNCricinfo and Cricket 365.
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King Cricket is a reader-funded cricket blog that mostly writes about England Test cricket, with an offbeat tone.
Independent, humorous cricket writing that is a different voice from the mainstream coverage.
The about page names Alex Bowden as the writer, a former cricket journalist, and says the blog is reader funded and runs a Patreon. It also lists earlier cricket writing at Wisden, ESPNCricinfo and Cricket 365.
Visit linkA December 2025 features piece that judges Ashes television coverage. It sets the Sky Sports commentary pairing against the TNT Sports broadcast, which holds the rights to this series, and argues the TNT coverage is adequate, with a praised annotated timeline app.
Visit linkKing Cricket writes mainly about England Test cricket, with an offbeat, humorous tone. Its sections are News, Extras and Features, with category pages for England, Australia, India, County cricket, IPL and Other nations, plus a Cricket history archive. Features include list pieces such as The worst Test bowling averages of all time and a podcast about the 2019 Ridiculous Ashes series. Readers fund the site through a Patreon, and the site presents that support as what keeps its writing independent.
Read the noteStart with the list pieces The worst Test bowling averages of all time and The greatest bits and pieces and cricketers of all time, or with Does the IPL deserve its reputation? for the site's take on the Indian Premier League.
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