Andrew Miller

His impact with Somerset has reinforced his reputation as a roving T20 gun but Chris Gayle still considers himself to be the king of all formats

A licence to "go out and have a swing" lay at the heart of England's remarkable rebirth in the first ODI at Edgbaston, according to Jos Buttler

At one minute past one, with lunch looming and Essex's fielders resigned to their fate, Leicestershire's Lewis Hill nudged the single into the covers that consigned to history one of the most ignominious runs of failure in the history of county cricket

On a day when those old-school virtues of patience and judgment were suddenly being pined for up at Headingley, what England might have given for some of Nick Compton's obduracy at the head of their futile rearguard

A gritty 98 from Laurie Evans, coupled with a spirited lower-order onslaught from Jeetan Patel and Keith Barker, enabled Warwickshire to enjoy the better of another gloomy day at Lord's

Every spell that Steven Finn sends down this season comes laden with caveats. Is it safe to suppose that he is really getting back to his best? Dare we whisper about a return to the Test squad with the Ashes around the corner?

The most disturbing breakdown in trust is not between Kevin Pietersen and the ECB, but between the ECB and the cricket-loving public after one of the most traumatic 18 months in England cricket history

Two sackings in a combined tenure of two and a half years is an extraordinary feat of underachievement for a coach whose talents might have been better employed elsewhere

New Zealand are not used to arriving in England to any sort of a fanfare but the phalanx of TV cameras that greeted Ross Taylor's diplomatic platitudes told another story

It's been an extraordinary eight months for Adam Voges but on perhaps the craziest day of action that he will have encountered in that time, it was his failure to knock on the visitors' dressing-room door that may yet come back to haunt him.

James Harris and Steven Finn, two seam bowlers who have laboured so long under the burden of "promise", combined to haul Middlesex into the ascendancy on a day of hard graft at Lord's

It is eight and a half months since Sam Robson sloped back to the pavilion at The Oval after his last innings for England but at two minutes past three on Saturday afternoon, Robson dabbed Scott Borthwick through backward point to bring up his first centu

Wasim Khan has gone from tending to the game's grassroots to attempting a full-scale revolution at Grace Road. No wonder there is a sense of urgency

David Willey transformed an otherwise well-matched contest to leave Northamptonshire in sight of their first first-class victory since 2013

Leicestershire's quest for a first County Championship victory since September 2012 is set to be extended, but with Ned Eckersley and Angus Robson ushering their team to 202 for 1 the first signs of a team beginning to emerge from hibernation were robustl

Sussex's new signing has shown enough promise to be the left-arm tearaway the country needs

Does the Test game need saving? Is it financially worthwhile? The answers could emerge from another sport

The 1999 World Cup was the first under the ICC's control but it also served as a wake-up call for cricket's governing body in managing itself and world cricket better

For close to three decades Ian Botham has strained every sinew to raise funds to battle leukaemia. But sometimes one can only go so far