Len Hutton, born on June 23, 1916, was one of the greatest batsmen to have played for England. Hutton first captured the imagination of the cricketing fraternity as a 22-year-old when he smashed 364 ...

Len Hutton's choice in the timing of his retirement from cricket was not entirely free, but it was in character. He would have resented any decline towards obscurity, any descent from the highest ...

Three England legends were inducted today into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame* at the lunch interval of the fourth day of the final Ashes Test match between England and Australia at The Oval.

Widely regarded as the finest, most technically correct England batsman after the Second World War, Len Hutton broke the world-record score in his sixth Test. He was also England's first professional ...

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History was made in The Parks on Saturday, when the grandsons of two England all-time greats made centuries. What's more, Ben Hutton and Nick Compton desecendants of former England captain Sir Len ...

Image: New Yorkshire president Richard Hutton made five Test appearances for England Yorkshire have announced Richard Hutton, son of former England captain Sir Len Hutton, as their new president. The ...

CLECKHEATON'S long-serving secretary and scorer Bob Speight last night picked up the Bradford League's most prestigious award – The Sir Leonard Hutton Trophy. 'Speighty', as he is affectionately known ...

Former England and Yorkshire batsman Sir Geoffrey Boycott, who is a Manchester United fan, compared the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson to his own replacement of Len Hutton in England’s batting ...