Andrew McGlashan

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

Panesar and Broad bring England victory closer

Monty Panesar took over from England's quick bowlers as the main threat on the fourth day in Napier as he claimed three wickets to bring a series victory closer

24-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Strauss and Bell bury New Zealand

Andrew Strauss guaranteed himself a place in England's Test side for the foreseeable future with a career-best 173 on the third day in Napier as McLean Park finally produced the sort of run-scoring that had been expected

23-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

England build on Sidebottom heroics

Ryan Sidebottom's tour de force continued as he sparked an astonishing England resurgence on the second day in Napier as 15 wickets tumbled on what was meant to be a batting paradise

22-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

England flop despite Pietersen ton

Kevin Pietersen ended the first barren run of his international career with a commanding 129 on the opening day in Napier, although his performance only went to highlight another woeful effort from England's top orde

21-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

ICL-county situation as clear as mud

Andrew McGlashan reviews the current positions regarding players who have signed with the ICL and who are hoping to play in England this summer

13-Mar-2008•Andrew McGlashan

'You can't learn to play spin overnight'

Slow bowlers have been England's bugbear for long. Mike Gatting, among the country's best players of spin, talks about what Vaughan and Co need to be doing

13-Mar-2008•Andrew McGlashan

Cut-price royalty and graveyard shifts

Prince goes for cheap, Ganguly and Dravid just go ... and so does Charli Delaney

25-Feb-2008•Andrew McGlashan

England shown up as poor value

England were the only side not to be represented at the multi-million dollar IPL auction in Mumbai. Having witnessed some of the performances in New Zealand the franchise owners are probably thinking they haven't missed out on much

23-Feb-2008•Andrew McGlashan

McCullum and Ryder flay pathetic England

If England thought things couldn't get worse after their defeat on Saturday they were wrong. Very wrong. In one of their most abject displays in recent times they crashed to a humiliating 10-wicket defeat

12-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

A career of many milestones

A timeline of Shaun Pollock's career

11-Jan-2008•Andrew McGlashan

Smith and Pollock crush hapless Windies

South Africa completely dominated the first day in Durban removing West Indies for a paltry 139 before Graeme Smith's unbeaten 122 led a thumping reply to put South Africa 74 ahead by the close

10-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

South Africa battle to edge advantage

Ashwell Prince halted a South Africa slide on the second day in Cape Town after Dwayne Bravo's three wickets left them facing the prospect of a significant deficit

03-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Steyn and Ntini spark South Africa fightback

South Africa fought back on the opening day in Cape Town as Dale Steyn and Makhaya Ntini shared six wickets to limit West Indies to 240 for 8

02-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Shocked South Africa aim for fightback

After their shock victory in Port Elizabeth, West Indies enter the New Year Test in Cape Town with a 1-0 series lead and the home side are under pressure

01-Jan-2008•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Early promise gives way to uncertainty

Andrew McGlashan looks at how Ireland fared in 2007

23-Dec-2007•Andrew McGlashan

A year of stagnation

Andrew McGlashan looks at how Netherlands fared in 2007

23-Dec-2007•Andrew McGlashan

Rain denies Sri Lanka's victory charge

Sri Lanka were denied victory at Galle when a second torrential afternoon downpour ended the final Test during the last session with England tottering on 251 for 6

22-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Weather and Cook delay Sri Lanka

England's hopes of securing a face-saving draw they scarcely deserve have been boosted after torrential rain washed out the final two sessions on the fourth day at Galle

21-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Hopeless England routed for 81

A mentally shattered England folded for 81, their lowest total for five years, on the third day at Galle as Chaminda Vaas led a bowling display which put Sri Lanka within sight of the 2-0 win that will lift them to second place in the world rankings

20-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Unstoppable Jayawardene brings series closer

Sri Lanka's hunt for a series victory has become a personal quest for Mahela Jayawardene after his unbeaten 149 kept England in the field throughout the second day at Galle

19-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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