Andrew Miller

England's home Ashes Tests are expected to be recommended for a return to a revised list of major sporting events that should be shown on free-to-air TV

England's tour of South Africa is a homecoming for four of their squad. We look at South Africans who switched allegiance down the years

Sir Vivian Richards has called on Chris Gayle to put the West Indies contract dispute firmly behind him and lead his team in a manner befitting the region's legacy

For Graeme Swann the South Africa tour marks the moment his career comes full circle

The Olympic Stadium in East London has emerged as a potential venue for floodlit Twenty20 cricket

Daren Ganga believes that the unity and team spirit shown by his island nation must serve as a warning to the warring factions within West Indies cricket

Through his stress-related illness, Trescothick has focussed on his family, Somerset included. It was for them that he agreed to fly to India

Surrey's chief executive has expressed his "deep frustration" that a state-of-the-art cricket facility the club helped to build in Sri Lanka as part of their tsunami-relief efforts has remained unused for almost two years

Sean Morris, the chief executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association, has announced his intention to stand down from the role at the end of October

With a shot for six over midwicket, the most improbable scoreline in cricket comes to pass

This time, there can be no way back for Steve Harmison. Surely?

Steve Harmison's international career appears over after he was omitted from England's Test squad for the tour of South Africa

England's building process begins at Lord's at noon on Thursday, when the national selector, Geoff Miller, unveils their squads for England's winter tour of South Africa

Tim Bresnan produced the highest score ever made by an England No. 8 in ODI cricket to transform his team's fortunes after they had flirted with humiliation in their Champions Trophy semi-final against Australia

Mitchell Johnson capped a tumultuous year by becoming the sixth winner of the prestigious Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy, after being named as the ICC World Player of the Year

Captains who lacked courtesy towards their opponents (or the game itself)

Andrew Flintoff has reiterated his belief that Twenty20 cricket will not impinge upon the primacy of Test cricket

England's bowlers held their nerve in the face of a supremely gutsy 141 from their habitual nemesis, Graeme Smith, to steer their side into the Champions Trophy semi-final

An ecstatic new-ball onslaught from James Anderson and Graham Onions set England on course for victory and Sri Lanka's eventual total of 212 was chased down with something approaching assurance

Not many discussed him before his century on debut to secure the Ashes, not many seem to be discussing him after that performance