Andrew Miller

The ECB chairman has chosen to mix the business of English cricket with the pleasure of watching Lalit Modi squirm

Cricinfo previews the Super Eights game between England and South Africa

Kevin Pietersen returned to form with a confident 52-ball 70 not out, as England's powerful new batting line-up capitalised on a spirited display from their bowlers to ease along to a comfortable six-wicket victory

England inched their way into the Super Eights after a tense washed-out contest at Providence, as the same Guyana weather that had contributed to their downfall against West Indies came to their aid

The statistician Frank Duckworth has launched a robust defence of the eponymous formula that he devised, in partnership with Tony Lewis, to recalculate run-chases in rain-affected one-day games

England are perennial underachievers when it comes to global tournaments; Ireland, meanwhile, have punched above their weight in their last two appearances at the highest level. If ever a match-up was designed to cause an upset, it was this

Sri Lanka won on the Duckworth-Lewis method as Zimbabwe only reached 29 for 1 in five overs instead of the required 43 for 1.

This short sharp shock of an event could be much more to England's liking, with brevity of the tournament appealing to their puzzling ability to raise their game from a standing start

David Warner says Australia are fully focussed on ending their poor record in Twenty20 cricket, and believes they have the strength in depth to cope with all conditions they will face in the coming fortnight in the Caribbean

Andrew Miller previews West Indies' World Twenty20 opener against Ireland in Guyana

Sir Viv Richards believes that next week's World Twenty20 will provide Caribbean cricket the perfect opportunity to lay the ghosts of the 2007 World Cup

The ECB have confirmed that two Essex county cricketers are at the centre of a police investigation, following allegations of "match irregularities"

The ECB chief executive, David Collier, says that the proliferation of non-England-educated cricketers in the national set-up is a consequence of the 1990s policy of non-competitive sports in schools

It wouldn't count as relaxation in most people's books, but then, most people aren't readjusting to life after the England captaincy

Keith Bradshaw, the chief executive of MCC and one of the main pioneers of the pink ball that is currently undergoing floodlit trials in Abu Dhabi, has conceded that further tests and research will be necessary before the ball is ready for use in Test cri

A pair of heavy defeats, by 181 runs and nine wickets, disguise the full extent of the challenge that Bangladesh posed in their third series against England

Shakib Al Hasan admitted that the experience of taking consecutive Test matches deep into the fifth day had left his team weary when it came to the sharp end of the contest

In the final analysis, Alastair Cook's tenure as England captain has been a job well done

Plays of the day from Bangladesh v England, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 5th day

The fourth day in Dhaka was a sadly predictable affair as the home side stewed of believed injustices and England tried not to think of home