Peter Willey

Had India pulled off a remarkable victory at The Oval in 1979, Sunil Gavaskar's 221 would be up there as the greatest Test innings

Peter Willey and George Sharp, the highly respected umpires, have been forced to retire not through failing eyesight or sciatica but as the result of a finding by a judge at a central London employment hearing

Peter Willey and George Sharp's dispute with the ECB highlights how we tend to look at what people can't do after a certain age rather than what they can do better

The outcome of the age discrimination and unfair dismissal case brought by Peter Willey and George Sharp against the ECB is a hard one for even experienced lawyers to call

Peter Willey talks about suiting up against '80s West Indies, why it's great to umpire in England, and talking to the press from his bath

Peter Willey feels he has two years left in him and isn't prepared to turn to his other love just yet

Peter Willey and George Sharp, two long-serving and respected umpires who face mandatory retirement at the end of this season, intend to take the ECB to a tribunal to prolong their careers beyond 65

Chris Rogers and Sam Robson engineered Middlesex's victory against Notts - and Rogers reckons Robson is ready for an England debut

Few have been bred tougher than Peter Willey, who specialised in fronting up to West Indies head-on

Peter Willey, who was involved in two of the greatest Tests of modern times, as player in one, umpire in the other, looks back at them

The former Test umpire and chairman of England's umpires' association, has severely criticised the Umpire Decision Review System and believes the use of technology will result in umpires losing their confidence

Former Test umpire and chairman of the first-class umpires' association Peter Willey has welcomed the ECB's decision to call time on the use of light meters in most county cricket

Former Ashes veterans join the debate as ICC and the ECB stay away for the moment

Peter Willey, the chairman of the umpires' association, has admitted he is pleased to see Darrell Hair restored to the ICC's elite panel

Peter Willey, the former Test umpire, believes match officials are being let down by the ICC

Steve Garratt, the Nottingham umpire, has been appointed to the full list of first-class officials for next year, replacing Roy Palmer who retired at the end of the season

Former England batsman and international umpire Peter Willey has hit out at the poor standards of crowd behaviour during Twenty20 matches

Dean Jones's recent on-air gaffe about Hashim Amla was not the first time a player or commentator has said something on-air they have instantly regretted, and nor will it be the last

Dean Headley spoke to Cricinfo about his Ashes memories from 1997