The website is updated regularly. We intend to keep track here of new and updated items so that users need view only this page to see the recent changes. The most recent are at the top. Older items will drop off the bottom.
- 5 August
- Added three more titles to the ACS list on Google Play
- Added Liverpool & District Cricketers 1882-1947 to the ACS Online Library
- 4 August
- Added Scottish Cricketers 1905-1980 to the ACS Online Library
- 3 August
- Added Irish Cricketers 1855-1980 to the ACS Online Library
- 2 August
- Added Jamaica Cricketers 1894/95-1994/95 to the ACS Online Library
- 1 August
- Added latest publications and sales offers to the ACS Online Shop.
- 31 July
- Added Summary of 17 July Committee Meeting in the Members Area
- 30 July
- Added Barbados Cricketers 1865-1990 to the ACS Online Library
- 29 July
- Added Western Province Cricketers 1889/90-1995/96 to the ACS Online Library
- 28 July
- Added Transvaal Cricketers 1889/90-1993/94 to the ACS Online Library
- 27 July
- Added tributes to Peter Wynne-Thomas’s obituary page.
- Added Northerns Cricketers 1937/38-1999/2000 to the ACS Online Library
- 26 July
- Added Natal Cricketers 1889/90-1996/97 to the ACS Online Library
- Added Essex entry for 1899-1914 to the “2nd not 1st” project
- 23 July
- Added Border Cricketers 1897/98-1997/98 to the ACS Online Library
- 22 July
- Added Western Australia Cricketers 1892-1983 to the ACS Online Library
- 21 July
- Added Victorian Cricketers 1850-1978 to the ACS Online Library
- Added the ACS Statistics Logistics Sub-Group’s Guidance to The Hundred to the Home Page
- 20 July
- Added Tasmanian Cricketers 1850-1982 to the ACS Online Library
- 19 July
- Added Sir Julien Cahn’s Team 1923 to 1941 to the ACS Online Library
- 16 July
- Added news of Peter Wynne-Thomas’s death to home page, news page, and obituaries.
- Added South Australian Cricketers 1877-1984 to the ACS Online Library
- 15 July
- Added Queensland Cricketers 1892-1979 to the ACS Online Library
- 14 July
- Added New South Wales Cricketers 1855-1981 to the ACS Online Library
- 13 July
- Added Yorkshire Cricketers 1863-1985 to the ACS Online Library
- 12 July
- Added Worcestershire Cricketers 1899-1974 to the ACS Online Library
- Updated Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Progressive Test Partnerships after the 1st Test Zimbabwe v Bangladesh at Harare, thanks to Denis Moore
- Updated Bangladesh Progressive Test Partnerships, thanks to Denis Moore
- 9 July
- Added Warwickshire Cricketers 1843-1973 to the ACS Online Library
- 8 July
- Added Sussex Cricketers 1815-1990 to the ACS Online Library
- 7 July
- Added Summary of 12 June Committee Meeting in the Members Area
- Added Surrey Cricketers 1839-1980 to the ACS Online Library
- 6 July
- Added Somersetshire Cricketers 1875-1974 to the ACS Online Library
- 5 July
- Added Nottinghamshire Cricketers 1835-1978 to the ACS Online Library
- 2 July
- Added Northamptonshire Cricketers 1905-1984 to the ACS Online Library
- 1 July
- Added Middlesex Cricketers 1850-1976 to the ACS Online Library
- 30 June
- Added Leicestershire Cricketers 1879-1977 to the ACS Online library
- 29 June
- Added Lancashire Cricketers 1865-1988 to the ACS online library
- 28 June
- Added Kent Cricketers 1834-1983 to the ACS Online Library
- Updated India v New Zealand Progressive Test Partnerships after the WTC final at Southampton – thanks to Denis Moore.
- 25 June
- Added Hampshire Cricketers 1800-1982 to the ACS online library
- 24 June
- Added Gloucestershire Cricketers 1870-1979 to the ACS online library
- 23 June
- Added Glamorgan Cricketers 1888-1987 to the ACS online library
- 22 June
- Added Essex Cricketers 1876 – 1986 to the ACS online library
- 21 June
- Added Derbyshire Cricketers 1871 – 1981 to the ACS online library
- 16 June
- Added link to video of members’ meeting An Evening with David Frith to the Members Area
- 14 June
- Updated England v New Zealand Progressive Test Partnerships after the recent match at Birmingham – thanks to Denis Moore
- Updated South Africa v West Indies Progressive Test Partnerships to include matches at Gros Islet – thanks to Denis Moore