Belfast News Letter: Neil Hannon’s Musical Sudoku For The Duckworth Lewis Method

With the Ashes series now in full swing, cricket fanatics The Duckworth Lewis Method have released their second album, Sticky Wickets. The duo fielded questions from Andy Welch.

1 2 3 O’Clock 4 O’Clock Rock: Sticky Wickets Review

Houston Roby reviews the new Duckworth Lewis album "Sticky Wickets"

Subba-Cultcha: Lord’s Cricket Ground Review

Subba-Cultcha review The Duckworth Lewis Method's show at the Home Of Cricket on 8th July, 2013.

Stuff.Co.NZ: Sticky Wickets Review

James Belfield reviews the latest long player from The Duckworth Lewis Method.

All Out Cricket: Bustling Bob

The Duckworth Lewis Method‘s Thomas Walsh sings the praises of Bob Willis’ explosive bowling.

Hot Press Meets The Duckworth Lewis Method

Roisin Dwyer talks to Neil and Thomas about all things Cricket Pop!

Get Ready To Rock: Sticky Wickets Review

Jason Ritchie reviews the second Duckworth Lewis Method album entitled "Sticky Wickets"

Echoes And Dust: Sticky Wickets Review

Darren Saunders reviews the new Duckworth Lewis Method album "Sticky Wickets" for Echoes And Dust.

New Statesman: Why I Love The Ashes By Neil Hannon

Neil Hannon (AKA Mr Lewis) writes a piece on the Ashes for New Statesman: "It's the age-old rivalry that makes matches like this weekend's Test so thrilling to watch."

Paul Pearson: Song Of The Day

Paul picks "It's Just Not Cricket" as his Song Of The Day for 14th July, 2013.

Andy Sweeney’s Blog: Sticky Wickets Review

Andy Sweeney gives a 5 Star review of the new Duckworth Lewis Method album "Sticky Wickets"

The Mirror: Ashes Streaker From 1975 Recalls Hurdling The Wicket

"Ashes streaker from 1975 Michael Angelow recalls hurdling the wicket at Lords - after band tracks him down for music video. Michael was offered parts in porn movies after his famous dash but went back to being a chef on board oil tankers."

The Independent: We Track Down Britain’s First Sporting Streaker

The Independent finds Michael Angelow, the cover star of "Sticky Wickets". Adam Sherwin reports.

The Independent: Fantasy Band - Neil Hannon

Neil Hannon (AKA Mr Lewis) chooses his dream group: "I settled on Nile Rodgers; he's the coolest man alive, really..."

Muso’s Guide: Sticky Wickets Review

Rob Crozier of the Muso's Guide reviews the new Duckworth Lewis Method album "Sticky Wickets"