Alan Gardner

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

@alanroderick

Downgrading 50-over cricket is 'price to pay' for Hundred - ECB county chief

County MD Gordon Hollins outlines strategy to make cricket 'cooler to more people'

11-Apr-2019•Alan Gardner

'I want to make a big difference off the field because of all the stupid things I have done'

Former South Africa fast bowler Andre Nel reflects on his wild-child days, the country's Kolpak record, and his life now as the Essex assistant coach

11-Apr-2019•Interview by Alan Gardner

Alastair Cook rules out England return. Unless...

England's all-time leading run-scorer is content to be preparing for a season on the county circuit. But that won't stop people asking the question

02-Apr-2019•Alan Gardner

'I'd love to bat at No.3 for England' - Ben Foakes targets route back to Test team

02-Apr-2019•Alan Gardner

Jason Roy hoping for Test chance as Alec Stewart backs his case

Roy is likely to be a key performer in England's attempts to win the World Cup but he is aiming to be involved in the Ashes, too

01-Apr-2019•Alan Gardner

The finest day of entertainment

Two top teams, great performances, a long sunny day, and a scare at the end: the first World Cup final had it all

15-Mar-2019•Alan Gardner

'You've just dropped the World Cup'

Steve Waugh didn't say exactly those words, but Headingley 1999 was no less memorable for it

07-Mar-2019•Alan Gardner

England lead chasing pack but attacking blueprint has its flaws

They have become the most fearsome ODI side in the world batting second but England's boom-or-bust approach could still undermine them at the World Cup

04-Mar-2019•Alan Gardner

The Hundred 'needs to be a success', says PCA chairman

Daryl Mitchell reiterates call for new teams to have independent coaching set-ups rather than be run by host counties

26-Feb-2019•Alan Gardner

ESPNcricinfo Awards 2018 Debutant of the year: can bat, can bowl, can turn games

Young Sam Curran made decisive contributions in Tests for England all through 2018

25-Feb-2019•Alan Gardner

West Indies, England prepare for round two in battle of heavy-hitters

England flexed their muscles by pulling off their highest chase in the first match - but can they outgun the hosts again?

21-Feb-2019•The Preview by Alan Gardner

West Indies seek another upset as World Cup countdown begins

England will be looking to fine tune for the World Cup while West Indies could field two debutants as they seek a winning formula in ODIs

19-Feb-2019•The Preview by Alan Gardner

Holder-less West Indies seek to break England one last time

The home side are searching for a rare whitewash but are missing their captain, while problems mount for the tourists

08-Feb-2019•The Preview by Alan Gardner

ODI mindset may be behind England's poor Test batting - Trevor Bayliss

The England coach has admitted that the Test team's batting may have become "muddled" by the demands for extra aggression in one-day cricket

03-Feb-2019•Alan Gardner

James Anderson and Stuart Broad: 1000 Test wickets between them

We break down the numbers as England's leading Test wicket-takers reach a combined four figures

23-Jan-2019•Alan Gardner

Jofra Archer on England's World Cup radar, admits Eoin Morgan

England have to be "open-minded" about their selection policy ahead of the World Cup, according to captain Eoin Morgan

21-Jan-2019•Alan Gardner

Bangladesh knock out England

Rubel Hossain took four wickets to help his side advance to the 2015 World Cup quarter-finals

21-Jan-2019•Alan Gardner

Duanne Olivier, Kagiso Rabada end Pakistan resistance for 3-0 sweep

South Africa demonstrated the ruthless instinct that has brought them seven straight series win at home, rounding up the seven Pakistan wickets they needed before lunch

14-Jan-2019•The Report by Alan Gardner

Duanne Olivier, Hashim Amla wrest control for South Africa

Duanne Olivier claimed his third five-for of the series before Hashim Amla helped guide South Africa into a 212-run lead with five wickets standing

12-Jan-2019•The Report by Alan Gardner

Pakistan seamers hit back after Aiden Markram sets punishing tone

Pakistan's bowlers hauled themselves off the canvas after a lethargic start to the Johannesburg Test, taking seven wickets for 33 runs after tea

11-Jan-2019•The Report by Alan Gardner

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