Andrew McGlashan

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

@andymcg_cricket

Johnston laments lack of cricket

The heady days of the World Cup are suddenly feeling a long time ago for Trent Johnston and the Ireland team

24-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Belfast

Gambhir searches for consistency

Gautam Gambhir has said that being consistent is the most important goal for him in international cricket

23-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Belfast

Where are the spectators?

There were pre-match sales of 3000 for Ireland-India game, but by the start of play numbers were in the hundreds, not thousands

23-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Belfast

Primed South Africa can't take the Irish lightly

On paper the match against a depleted Ireland side is the ideal way to ease into their short one-day tour of the Emerald Isle, but they would be well advised not take anything for granted

23-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Belfast

New-look England set to be unveiled

The shape of England's one-day future will become clearer on Friday when the squad for the two Twenty20 Internationals and three-match ODI series against West Indies is named

21-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan

Chanderpaul stands alone

Andrew McGlashan delivers a damning verdict on West Indies' showing during their Test series in England

20-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan

West Indies getting closer - Ganga

Daren Ganga looked back on his side's series defeat against England and hoped the team would learn for the future

19-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Vaughan knew time was right

Michael Vaughan said he made the decision to quit the one-day captaincy after the World Cup

19-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

England's enjoyment returns

England's healing following a traumatic winter is a long-term process and three victories against a desperately poor West Indies side provide only the gentlest of starts

19-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Ambitious Durham sensing Lord's

These are exciting times in the North East. Never mind Sam Allardyce's first-game return to the Reebok Stadium with Newcastle, Durham are in the middle of a season that could mark their coming-of-age as a major force

19-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan

A tale of two captains

Michael Vaughan and Daren Ganga were captains with plenty on their minds during the fourth day at Chester-le-Street

18-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Collingwood shows his leadership credentials

Paul Collingwood struck the first international century by a Durham batsman on home soil and there is every chance that his supporters will soon be able to applaud him as the new England captain as well

18-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Chanderpaul keeps Strauss waiting

Shivnarine Chanderpaul marathon batting performance against England continued while Andrew Strauss found an important return to form at Chester-le-Street

17-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Sidebottom's swing hints at lengthy stay

It has been an interesting month in the life of Ryan Sidebottom. He began the season as one of a host of hardworking English seamers prepared to run in day after day for their county

17-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Bravo hunts out Sir Ian for advice

Dwayne Bravo is an allrounder in every sense of the world and has been picking the brains of cricket's latest knight, Sir Ian Botham, as he tries to develop his game

16-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

West Indies' immoveable object

West Indies were lulled into a false sense of security when the Old Trafford Test ended in blazing sunshine.

16-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Raining on Durham's parade

Durham didn't deserve this. Their most significant Test yet (West Indies still outdo Zimbabwe and Bangladesh as opposition) has already been cut to a four-day affair and the prospect for further rain looms on the grey horizon

15-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street

Panesar and Harmison seal series victory

England finally broke West Indies' resistance on the final day at Old Trafford as Steve Harmison and Monty Panesar bowled them to a 60-run series-clinching victory

11-Jun-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Chanderpaul keeps Windies afloat

West Indies defied expectation to stretch the fourth Test at Old Trafford into the final day with Shivnarine Chanderpaul, offered a life on 18, making his second half-century of the match in nearly five hours at the crease

10-Jun-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Cook puts England in sight of series

Alastair Cook struck his sixth Test century as England set West Indies 455 on the third day at Old Trafford

09-Jun-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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