Phil Edmonds

Mike Gatting picks a team from among the best cricketers he played with

If you're an England selector looking to pick a spinner to take to India, history shows you're probably better off with a leftie

Mike Brearley looks ahead to the Ashes: Cook's captaincy, dealing with difficult players, and more

One of the game's more unusual comebacks involved the long-time BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew

Has anyone surpassed expectations as much as Paul Collingwood has?

Middlesex have said that they had no alternative but to release Mark Ramprakash from the final year of his contract

How it feels to be trapped in the choking process

Phil Edmonds, the former England left-arm spinner, has stood down as chairman of Middlesex midway through the season, citing pressures of business

Here we look at 11 occasions when injury ravaged cricket teams

Nick Greenslade on his favourite cricketer, Phil Edmonds

Ask anyone about controversial England tours to Pakistan, and 1987-88 or 1968-69 are the most likely to spring to mind. But sandwiched in between those two was a series which was, in its own way, almost as miserable as the others

Australia were trying to regroup round Allan Border. David Gower hit rich form. And then there were Tim Robinson and Richard Ellison. After a fluctuating summer the Ashes were well urned

Phil Edmonds, the former England spinner turned entrepreneur, has taken the biggest gamble of his business career to date by striking a controversial oil-exploration deal in war-torn Southern Sudan, a region to which the French oil giant, Total,

Phil Edmonds, the former England and Middlesex spinner, has been elected to the ECB's management board for a two-year term, starting on January 1 next year