Matches (4)

Duleep Trophy (1)

Asia Cup (1)

ENG vs SA (1)

CPL (1)

SOZ

149

CEZ

(104 ov) 384/5

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Schedule Table Report Series

PAK

(1.6/20 ov) 12/1

OMA

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Schedule Table Series

Andrew McGlashan

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

@andymcg_cricket

Middlesex close in but Taylor shows fight

It is understandable that Leicestershire haven't been entirely focussed since their Twenty20 triumph on Saturday

01-Sep-2011•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

New faces unlikely in England ODI squad

Experimentation was the order of the day in Ireland, but England are likely to have a far more familiar squad for the one-day internationals against India

25-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

England have the better of brief Irish sojourn

In terms of the outcome, this was more Belfast 2009 then Bangalore 2011 as England edged a match that was interrupted frequently by the weather

25-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan in Dublin

Morgan's victorious homecoming

ESPNcricinfo's Plays of the Day from the one-off ODI between Ireland and England in Dublin

25-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan in Dublin

Ireland plan first-class structure

Plans are being put in place for a first-class structure in Ireland that could pave the way for the country to become a Test nation

24-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Morgan takes reins against old allies

There are two Anglo-Irish sporting fixtures in Dublin over the next few days and it's safe to say the rugby clash at the weekend will have the nation more hooked than the cricket match at Clontarf on Thursday

24-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan in Dublin

Nixon targets Indian fairytale

Paul Nixon is aiming for a career finale in India after confirming that he will be available for the Champions League should Leicestershire qualify

24-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Kevin O'Brien targets overseas deals

Kevin O'Brien is targeting a repeat of his Bangalore heroics when Ireland take on England in Dubin on Thursday, but already has one eye on next year's challenges

22-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Swann's six completes India's humiliation

England, led by Graeme Swann's six wickets, secured a famous whitewash on a dramatic final day at The Oval as India collapsed during the afternoon session

22-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

England chip away after Dravid's epic

This was a proper day of Test cricket, which has been a rarity over the last two matches, with a Rahul Dravid masterclass making England dig deeper for their successes

21-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Swann and Bell leave India with mountain to climb

Despite another session being lost to rain, and the best efforts of Rahul Dravid, England surged again at The Oval as India were left in tatters on 103 for 5 in reply to the hosts' massive 591 for 6

20-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Bell and Pietersen plunder India in record stand

Ian Bell and Kevin Pietersen, both with their second hundreds of the series, combined for a third-wicket stand of 350, England's second highest third-wicket stand

19-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Rain prevents England building on solid start

Given the way England have dominated this series it wouldn't be unreasonable to suggest that the only thing that will stop them completing a whitewash is the weather

18-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Pressure on Bopara as Taylor shines

Graham Thorpe, the England Lions batting coach, believes James Taylor would be ready for the challenges of Test cricket should a chance arise

17-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

England hunt whitewash, India need pride

England celebrated reaching No. 1 in the world with a good night in Birmingham on Sunday but it was soon back to the day job and, four days later, they already face the first test of the new status

17-Aug-2011•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

England reach their first peak

The groundwork which enabled England to reach No. 1 in the Test rankings was put in place before the new millennium

15-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

False dawn then the real deal

The second part of England's rise to No. 1, from 2005 to 2011

14-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan

England reach No. 1 with emphatic win

It had been inevitable for much of the previous three days but England officially became the No. 1 Test team in the world, ending India's stay at the top with one of their most crushing victories, by an innings and 242 runs

13-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Cook's epic sets up victory push

As in Brisbane nine months ago this was a day for the record books with Alastair Cook to the fore, but the landmark of a triple hundred eluded him when he fell for 294

12-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Cook hundred puts woeful India to the sword

India hadn't seen the best of Alastair Cook in the first two Tests. Now they have. His unbeaten 182, a 19th Test hundred, carried England into a position of complete control

11-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

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