Andrew McGlashan

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

Jayawardene and light delay England

Mahela Jayawardene fought tooth and nail before being cruelly dispatched after an outstanding fighting century that kept Sri Lanka's hopes of a draw flickering in the gloom at Lord's

14-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Mahmood and Pietersen leave Sri Lanka in tatters

Kevin Pietersen produced a dazzling century to propel England into an impregnable position in the first Test at Lord's, then it was over to Sajid Mahmood to mark his debut in stunning fashion with three wickets in his first four overs

13-May-2006• Andrew McGlashan

Panesar stunts Sri Lanka's fightback

Upul Tharanga and Kumar Sangakkara struck battling half-centuries but Monty Panesar took two wickets to leave Sri Lanka staring at a heavy defeat

13-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Trescothick sparkles on return

Marcus Trescothick returned to Test cricket with 106 and Alastair Cook struck 89 as England reached a commanding 318 for 3 on the first day against Sri Lanka at Lord's

12-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

Mahmood and Pietersen leave Sri Lanka in tatters

12-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Trescothick sparkles on return

Marcus Trescothick returned to Test cricket with 106 and Alastair Cook struck 89 as England reached a commanding 318 for 3 on the first day against Sri Lanka at Lord's

11-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Joining the pace pack

The Lowdown on Sajid Mahmood as he makes his Test debut against Sri Lanka at Lord's

11-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

Billy the kid and the return of Fred

Cricinfo takes a look back at the week of county action and some of the performances that caught the eye

08-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

New Zealand fight to stay in the hunt

A rapidly fluctuating Test has been left intriguingly poised as New Zealand fought back strongly through Chris Martin and a scrapping performance from their batsmen

06-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Ramprakash doubles up in style

Mark Ramprakash eased his way to an unbeaten 276 as Surrey put Gloucestershire to the sword at The Oval

04-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan at The Oval

The latest bearded wonder

The Lowdown on Hashim Amla, who has grabbed his second chance at international cricket

04-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

Weston breaks ton drought but Surrey take charge

Phil Weston fought a lone battle on the opening day at The Oval as Surrey took charge of the clash between two of last season's relegated teams

03-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan at The Oval

Pietersen backs depleted England

England's injury crisis may be spreading from the winter into the start of the home season, but Kevin Pietersen is confident that the Ashes-winning team will be reunited on the field in the future

02-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

Northeast heading in right direction

Sam Northeast, the 16-year-old Kent batsman, has made another mark in his rise up the playing ladder with 62 against Sri Lanka at Wormsley

02-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

A famous name returns and last-gasp Edgbaston

Cricinfo takes a look back at the week of county action and some of the performances that caught the eye

01-May-2006•Andrew McGlashan

Pitch is the winner after fooling captains

Andrew McGlashan's match verdict as the second Test between South Africa and New Zealand ends in a high-scoring draw at Newlands

01-May-2006•Match Verdict by Andrew McGlashan

Amla and Prince lead run feast

Hashim Amla pushed his maiden Test century up to 149 as South Africa worked their way past the follow-on at Cape Town, virtually assuring them of safety

30-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Amla leads fight as New Zealand look skywards

Hashim Amla led the South African reply to New Zealand's huge total with a maiden Test fifty after Jeetan Patel took two wickets

29-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Compton strikes Lord's century

Nick Compton struck his first Championship century as Middlesex built a lead of 353 over Kent, who closed on 42 without loss at Lord's

27-Apr-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Fleming century carries New Zealand

Stephen Fleming held New Zealand together on the opening day at Cape Town with an unbeaten 109, his ninth Test century, as his side reached 265 for 6 at the close

27-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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