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Jennings and Dawson carry the Flower stamp of approval
The call-ups of Keaton Jennings and Liam Dawson represent a return to pragmatism and, as such, bear the stamp of Andy Flower, the England Lions head c
Aslam hints at an end to Pakistan's most permanent problem
As good a batsman as he has shown himself to be, to give off a sense of permanence in his first Test innings in England is what stood out about Sami A
Cooper, Taylor shine in tight win
31-Mar-2016But Stafanie Taylor, the West Indies captain, steadied the ship with 25 off 26 balls to begin the recovery•Getty Images/ICCTaylor, however,
Sabbir's cool head and fast hands
Being involved in a run out can frazzle the mind of the batsman who survives, but the maturity of Bangladesh’s No. 3 came to the fore as he responded
England's fielding 'blips' threaten a habit
An evolving England side are not only searching for consistency with bat and ball but also in the field where missed chances proved costly in Cape Tow
Catching and a fuller length: why England won the Ashes
ESPNcricinfo picks out six reasons why England have regained the AshesGeorge Dobell09-Aug-2015CatchingThere was some criticism when it emerged that En
Amby's turn to talk
Curtly Ambrose’s autobiography has just the right mix of reflection, forthrightness and listsJonhenry Wilson25-Apr-2015Curtly Ambrose’s new autobiogra
The right teams for a fitting finish
An intense tournament has produced two deserving title-contenders who promise a gripping finaleDavid Hopps in Colombo06-Oct-2012Sri Lanka are desperat
The Crocodile Hunter
In between bouts with Australia, South Africa’s pace spearhead has been wrestling wild animals and learning to talk a good gameInterview by Alex Brown
'Pressure? Handled; History? Made' – Reactions to India's win at Edgbaston
How the cricketing world responded to India’s 336-run win against England in the second TestESPNcricinfo staff06-Jul-2025Shubman Gill picks up a souve