Brydon Coverdale

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

Australia enter the Steven Smith era

On Thursday, Steven Smith begins his first full series in charge of Australia, a five-match one-day battle with England, and he will look to stamp his imprint on a new-look side

02-Sep-2015•Brydon Coverdale

'A better bloke you couldn't find' - Harvey

Neil Harvey has remembered his fellow 'Invincible', Arthur Morris, as "a great team man" and one of the best players Australia has produced

22-Aug-2015•Brydon Coverdale

'Invincibles' opener Arthur Morris dies at 93

Former Australia Test captain Arthur Morris, the leading scorer for his country in the 1948 Ashes series on Don Bradman's famous Invincibles tour, has passed away at age 93

22-Aug-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Clarke's magnificent seven

With Michael Clarke set to retire from international cricket after the fifth Test at The Oval, we look at seven of his best performances over an 11-year-long career

18-Aug-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Why Australia will miss Chris Rogers

Chris Rogers' batting could be considered slow and bland, but the numbers show that is only relative. And there's no denying his effectiveness

18-Aug-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Former New Zealand batsman Trevor Barber dies at 90

Trevor Barber, the New Zealand batsman who played one Test match at the Basin Reserve in 1956, has died in Christchurch at the age of 90

10-Aug-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Lehmann safe despite Ashes debacle

Darren Lehmann's position as coach is not in danger, but the team's style of play away from home will be reviewed after England reclaimed the Ashes, the Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has said

09-Aug-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Bell guides England to 2-1 Ashes lead

Ian Bell's second fifty of the match ensured a 2-1 series lead for England and snuffed out any hopes Australia raised during a tail-end fight that set England a target of 121

31-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Finn puts England in touching distance

On a dramatic second day at Edgbaston, Steven Finn claimed five wickets and ran through Australia so comprehensively that their survival until stumps was an achievement in itself

30-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

'The first thing you'd do was go out there and dominate the bowlers'

New Zealand's oldest living Test cricketer is far from a household name, but at the age of 90 he retains a strong interest in the game, including the shorter formats

30-Jul-2015•Brydon Coverdale

England in control after Anderson's six

Australia were skittled for 136 on the first day at Edgbaston, where James Anderson led a magnificent display of swing and seam bowling that made full use of the conditions

29-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

England hope for some Edgbaston magic

ESPNcricinfo previews the third Test of the Investec Ashes at Edgbaston

28-Jul-2015•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

Johnson inspires Australia's 405-run rout

Australia completed a 405-run thrashing of England on the fourth day at Lord's, where England were set 509 for victory and were bowled out for 103

19-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Dominant Australia build vast lead

On every day of this Test Australia have tightened their grip further and so it was again on day three, a day on which Alastair Cook fought hard for 96 and Ben Stokes lashed 87

18-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

England in a hole after Smith's 215

Steven Smith scored 215 in the first innings at Lord's. By the end of day two, there was no guarantee England's entire team would manage that many

17-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Rogers and Smith lead Australia plunder

Chris Rogers and Steven Smith placed Australia in a dominant position on the first day at Lord's, where they reached 337 for 1 at stumps

16-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Australia look to quickly regroup

ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test of the Investec Ashes at Lord's

15-Jul-2015•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

Australia women eye Ashes success

Australia captain Meg Lanning and her squad leave for England on Monday night with great expectations, although recent history will be against them in their bid to regain the Women's Ashes

13-Jul-2015•Brydon Coverdale

The underdog who remained unbeaten

John Rutherford played just the one Test before a stroke while playing put paid to his cricket career. It went downhill from there before he turned things around

17-Jun-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Rogers admits sitting out was right call

Chris Rogers has conceded that team doctor Peter Brukner was right to rule him out of both Tests in the West Indies after he suffered concussion when he was struck on the helmet at training

12-Jun-2015•Brydon Coverdale

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