Write for us

We welcome considered proposals about rural cricket grounds, club customs, matchday life, equipment and the ways local settings shape the game. Contributions should offer a distinct subject, a clear reader benefit and a voice attentive to detail.

What makes a strong pitch

Send a short outline naming the subject, the angle and the main point readers will take away. Explain why it belongs in Rural Cricket Review and what makes the approach different from a general cricket overview. A focused idea is more useful than a broad offer to write about cricket.

Useful contributions

We are interested in clear explanations, thoughtful comparisons, histories of familiar details and pieces that help readers notice a ground or custom afresh. Keep claims proportionate to the information available, explain specialist terms and identify any material supplied by another party.

How to send a proposal

Use the Contact page and choose the editorial question option, then include your proposed subject and a brief outline. Do not send confidential material or assume that a proposal has been accepted until the publication has replied.