Malan Focus Is On Runs, Not Ashes

Chris Stocks talks to a man who found his scoring touch after he put dreams of a winter tour to the back of his mind

He's Been A Tease, But Jimmy Is Worth Wait

Derek Pringle casts his forensic eye over the highs, and occasional lows, in the long career of England’s spearhead

Treat Essex As The Benchmark

Dan Whiting explains how Essex’s success this season proves the system of developing homegrown talent is working

Red Spells Danger For Worried Giles

Paul Bolton looks into why Warwickshire’s white-ball form hasn’t been replicated in the longer format

Fraser: Best Is Still To Come From Finn

Graham Hardcastle finds that Middlesex believe their England paceman can hit the heights again

Weather Turned In Hants' Favour

Simon Walter meets a young batsman who is feeling the benefits of the county loan system

Sarfraz Would Have Gloves in My World XI, Not De Villiers

Saj Sadiq in conversation with Michael Holding, the West Indies pace bowling legend and highly respected commentator, on some important issues that have arisen during the last summer of cricket in England.

Enjoy the Buzz in Dhaka, but Keep Clear of the Water Taxis!

Alison Mitchell recalls some memorable times in Bangladesh but also offers a few travel tips ...

T20, Like Sevens in Rugby, Can Boost Small Nations

Tim Wigmore offers his weekly look at news and views in associate cricket.

GET OVER IT! GRUB'S ALWAYS BEEN ON THE MENU

GET OVER IT! GRUB’S ALWAYS BEEN ON THE MENU

There's more to us than just kp!

James Ayles delves into the chronicles of Cannock Cricket Club and spots a few very familiar faces learning their trade

Effect Of Modern Overseas Stars Is Limited

Effect Of Modern Overseas Stars Is Limited

Failure In The End Will Only Make You Stronger

Failure In The End Will Only Make You Stronger

Hogan Calls On Pal Shaun To Give Dragons A Boost

MICHAEL Hogan will captain Glamorgan in four-day cricket again this year but the veteran seamer might have pulled off his greatest tactical trick before a ball has been bowled.

It's Time For Maxwell To Show True Worth

It's Time For Maxwell To Show True Worth

Big Show Masters The Big Occasion

Adam Collins and Geoff Lemon take a light-hearted look at all things Australian cricket as Glenn Maxwell steals the tri-series show

Missing Guns Will Hurt West Indies

Tim Wigmore on how the growing list of T20 leagues is likely to hurt the progression of the West Indies

Porter Roaring Again As Lions Set For Windies

INJURY has not slowed Jamie Porter this winter and if the early stages of the Porter roaring again as Lions set for Windies tour to West Indies are anything to go by, the Essex seamer might be better than ever.

Ashes Drop Hurt Me But I've Never Looked Back... Now For The Next level

Chris Stocks looks at the progression of the new England captain’s career and finds out exactly what Joe Root will bring to the role.

Elementary For Watson In Steering Dad's Army

Elementary For Watson In Steering Dad's Army

Are England Hiding Behind 'Play Without Fear' Mantra?

Derek Pringle analyses why Eoin Morgan’s men hit the panic button against India and fell into a spiral of self-destruction.

Ashes Defeats Can Land The Last Blow

After a poor summer by his standards, is the career of Stuart Broad reaching the point of no return, asks Tim Wigmore

Still Questions For Aussies To Answer

There have been the usual verbals thrown around in the build-up to this winter’s Ashes, mostly, it has to be said, by the Australians. The reason for their bullishness factors around the three-pronged pace attack that looks likely to take the field in Brisbane next week for the first time in a Test match.

How To Win In The House Of Horrors

WITH the notable exception of 2010/11, England have traditionally found it tough to score runs at the Gabba. So when they arrive in Queensland early next week, it might be time well spent to seek out former Durham star, Martin Love.

This Is My Best Surrey Squad Yet, Says Stewart

This Is My Best Surrey Squad Yet, Says Stewart

England Still Brings Out The Best In Coach Arthur

England Still Brings Out The Best In Coach Arthur

How Herath Made His Dart Into the Test Record Books

Derek Pringle pays tribute to a left-arm spinner who has belied his looks to become the best ever in his discipline.

Have We Reached Overkill With This Surfeit of T20?

Joshua Peck asks the vital question as the march of the shortest format shows no sign of slowing down.

Windies Grateful For The Gayle Force

TOBY RADFORD has hailed the influence of Chris Gayle as two-time World Cup winners, West Indies, attempt to reach the finals in England next summer.

Whitaker & Co Picked Too Many Nearly Men

James Whitaker is a decent bloke whose efforts to help find the right players for England were tireless. But it is one thing watching loads of cricketers play and another thing entirely being able to see if they can play.