Andrew Miller

Which one are England playing for? They need to clear their heads quickly and find out

Jerome Taylor produced the bowling spell of a lifetime as England's cricketers were dealt abject humiliation on an incredible afternoon of drama at Sabina Park, as England were rolled for 51 all out

Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan both recorded centuries in a second-wicket stand of 202 to put West Indies into a commanding position on the third day at Kingston

Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan turned the first Test at Sabina Park emphatically in West Indies' favour with a classy second-wicket stand of 142 that spanned the final 48 overs of the second day

He may no longer be England's captain, but on a torrid first day at Sabina Park, Kevin Pietersen ensured he would remain the most talked-about cricketer in the land

The new England captain is a testimony to the ability to reinvent oneself

If Pietersen spends the rest of the year demonstrating that he was right all along, there may yet be a way for England to emerge from this crisis with their dignity stitched back together

Pietersen's spat with Peter Moores may have offended more sensibilities than is prudent for a captain

In a surprise development, the ECB have called an emergency board meeting to discuss the rift between Kevin Pietersen and Peter Moores

Peter Moores is on the brink as England coach after a very public falling-out with his captain, Kevin Pietersen. Cricinfo takes a look at five possible candidates to replace him

England's 2008 began in earnest in the summer, with Pietersen's ascent to the helm and Stanford's audacious overture

A match that could, and should, have been fought to a rousing finish was allowed to meander to a miserable stalemate

A two-Test rubber was always going to sell this series short, but only now do we get an idea of quite how short

Pietersen made a statement to be remembered, battering India's bowlers at a tempo that none of their own players had been able, or willing, to replicate in their own first innings

Andrew Flintoff was as hostile as ever, but England may already need a miracle to win this Test

Rahul Dravid has endured the slings and arrows of a fickle sport for more than a decade, but after a sapping day in the field, England's cricketers also have a much greater understanding of what it takes to succeed in a country that has long been regarde

Chennai may well be remembered as the Test match in which there were no losers, but try convincing England's cricketers of that fact as they traipse northwards to Mohali

Stanford's intention to review his relationship with the ECB has left the latter nervous, and further reiterated which party is in control

At the start of the first Test, it was agreed that, win or lose, England would be regarded as victors simply for turning up en masse and playing in the aftermath of the Mumbai terrorist attacks. It's hard to imagine they'll find much solace in that solida

It would have been thoughtless cricket from England if Sehwag's abilities hadn't been factored into their calculations today, but it was equally thoughtful that they succeeded in avoiding the trap of trying to bat at his inimitable tempo