Andrew Miller

Ben Stokes produced a day of all-round dominance to rival anything produced by an England player in the subcontinent, to drag his side into the ascendancy in a thrilling first Test against Bangladesh at Chittagong

Tamim Iqbal produced a mature and restrained innings of 78 from 179 balls, as Bangladesh set the tempo once again against a curiously passive England attack

Bangladesh's teenage offspinner, Mehedi Hasan, claimed figures of 5 for 64 as England were forced to dig deep into their batting reserves in the first Test at Chittagong

Alastair Cook is to retire after making more than 12,000 runs in an England-record 161 Test appearances. ESPNcricinfo looks back at the landmarks

Jake Ball defied cramp and sapping humidity to mark his one-day debut with record figures of 5 for 51, as England snatched an extraordinary 21-run victory in the first ODI against Bangladesh

In confirming their first day-night Test next summer, the ECB have taken another decisive step towards the city-based future that they believe will safeguard the sport

James Anderson insists he will be fit to play a role in England's Test tour of India next month, even though he is unlikely to start bowling again for another three weeks

Haseeb Hameed and Ben Duckett look to be the likely beneficiaries of the decision by Alex Hales and Eoin Morgan to miss the tour of Bangladesh

Richard Gould, Surrey's chief executive, has called on the ECB to remember the interests of the sport's traditional fans, as the battle for the future of county cricket intensified

ESPNcricinfo previews the one-off T20I between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford

ESPNcricinfo previews the fourth one-day international between England and Pakistan

ESPNcricinfo previews the second one-day international between England and Pakistan

A typically erratic burst of brilliance from Wahab Riaz cracked England's resistance on the fourth afternoon at the Kia Oval, as Pakistan swarmed towards a famous series-levelling victory

Younis Khan rolled back the years in stunning fashion on the third afternoon at the Kia Oval, crushing England's hopes of victory with a brilliant 218

Hundreds from Asad Shafiq and Younis Khan, the latter unbeaten, helped Pakistan to 340 for 6 and their most comprehensive day's batting of the tour so far

Moeen Ali made his third Test hundred and his second match-defining score in as many innings to rescue his side from a familiar top-order collapse in the fourth Investec Test.

Wasim Akram says Pakistan's exile is having a devastating effect on the next generation of players coming through the ranks

ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford

The themes of redemption and rehabilitation had been a constant companion for Pakistan in the build-up to what proved to be an epic first Test, but it was only in that moment of victory that the true significance of their 75-run win could be understood

On an absorbing sunny Saturday, in front of a packed and rapt full house, Pakistan's second innings listed and creaked but they hauled themselves to a dominant position