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Bell tolls as batting worries stack up

What was meant to be the final day of the first Test at Sabina Park marked five months until the start of the Ashes on July 8. Hardly the best time to collapse for 51 all out - not that there's ever a good time

09-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Kingston

Cook desperate to regain lost ground

Various theories have been thrown around as to why England folded in such dramatic style, but Alastair Cook has rubbished one of them is the IPL

09-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Kingston

Reviews can make 'mockery' of umpires' authority - Harmison

England fast bowler Steve Harmison feels the umpire review system still lacks consistency and clarity and fears it will only make a "mockery" of the on-field umpires

09-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

Cautious Windies feel the belief

The day after the great victory before and a chance for West Indies to reflect on a moment that will go down in history

08-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Flower urges for calm

Like the world's financial system that has been overloaded with toxic debt, England's dismal demise for 51 at Sabina Park was a crash waiting to happen

08-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Taylor lights up Jamaica

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the day from Jamaica

07-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Taylor routs England for 51

Jerome Taylor produced the bowling spell of a lifetime as England's cricketers were dealt abject humiliation on an incredible afternoon of drama at Sabina Park, as England were rolled for 51 all out

07-Feb-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Chris shows Kevin how it's done

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the day from Kingston

06-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan

England battle back after Gayle and Sarwan's hundreds

Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan both recorded centuries in a second-wicket stand of 202 to put West Indies into a commanding position on the third day at Kingston

06-Feb-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Prior backs role of on-field umpires

Matt Prior has offered his support to the on-field umpires during the current trial of review technology as the players continue to come to grips with the new system

06-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Strauss struggles to take command

The early days of this tour have provided enough material for a psychologist to write a thesis. Who has been having dinner with whom? Is Kevin Pietersen talking to Andrew Flintoff? Is the IPL providing a distraction?

06-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Replay crazy, and hit below the belt

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the day

05-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Gayle and Sarwan punish England

Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan turned the first Test at Sabina Park emphatically in West Indies' favour with a classy second-wicket stand of 142 that spanned the final 48 overs of the second day

05-Feb-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Big Benn chimes for Windies

England left the subcontinent shortly before Christmas, but it might be worth reminding a few of the batsmen of that fact, after they endured an unexpected trial by spin on the opening day at Sabina Park

05-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Priceless Pietersen shows his willpower

If Kevin Pietersen ever needs another sponsor he could do worse then go to Mastercard. On Friday, he will find out how much he is worth to an IPL franchise, something in the region of US$2 million is expected, but to England he remains priceless

05-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Nerves for Strauss; barmy for Bill

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the day

04-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Pietersen 97 gives England the edge

He may no longer be England's captain, but on a torrid first day at Sabina Park, Kevin Pietersen ensured he would remain the most talked-about cricketer in the land

04-Feb-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Strauss delays team announcement

Naming a final eleven the day before a Test may bring a sense of stability and readiness to a team's preparations, but despite the chaotic backdrop to England's tour of the Caribbean, the new captain Andrew Strauss will not be rushed into showing his hand

03-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Kingston

Richards in doubt after foot injury

West Indies are likely to be forced into a late change to their anticipated batting line-up with Dale Richards, the 32-year-old uncapped opener, unlikely to be fit for his Test debut

03-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Kingston

England in hurry to recapture past glories

The days of England sides embarking on a Test series in the Caribbean aiming to head home with as few broken bones as possible are a fading memory, writes Andrew McGlashan

03-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Kingston

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