Andrew Miller

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the final one-day international in Cardiff

Not even India's first 300-plus total in 14 attempts against England could prove sufficient to win their first international fixture of a desperately one-sided tour

For a man who started the summer amid doubts about his aptitude for one-day cricket, Alastair Cook has enjoyed a pretty healthy first season as England's full-time ODI captain

ESPNcricinfo previews the fifth ODI between England and India at Cardiff

Graeme Swann is as good a continuity candidate as England could have hoped to put forward

Jonathan Trott and Alastair Cook scooped their respective ICC awards in much the same manner that they swept past all their opponents of the past 12 months

England displayed a determination to win at The Oval, and, despite things nearly going badly awry for them, they remain a side on the rise

ESPNcricinfo's Plays of the Day from the third ODI between England and India at The Oval

A dose of grim autumnal weather is doing its best to write off the one-day leg of India's benighted tour of England

England are continually willing to push themselves to their limit, as they showed with a huge chase that felt routine

Ian Bell thinks the India series is his chance to start making amends for what has been a lacklustre one-day career so far

ESPNcricinfo previews the second ODI between England and India at The Rose Bowl

Parthiv Patel's frustration at falling five runs short of his maiden international century was matched by that of his team as a whole, as India's hopes of their first victory of the summer against England were thwarted by a washout

ESPNcricinfo previews the first ODI between England and India at Chester-le-Street

Eoin Morgan and Jade Dernbach once again produced their one-day best as England scraped home by six wickets in a tense Twenty20 against India at Old Trafford

ESPNcricinfo previews the one-off Twenty20 between England and India at Old Trafford

Ireland's spirited bid for back-to-back victories against their nearest neighbours was thwarted first by the weather and then by a canny diet of slower balls and yorkers from Jade Dernbach and Ravi Bopara

Andrew Strauss leads a ruthlessly competent outfit but it currently lacks the genius that underpinned the all-time great teams of the past

England's 4-0 whitewash was arguably the most complete series victory in England's Test history. Every player from 1 to 11 made a contribution to the cause, as did the two who did not last the course, as India were outbatted, outbowled and outfielded in a

Stuart Broad has admitted that his England place was on the line going into the first Test of what proved to be "a very special" Man-of-the-Series performance against India