Brydon Coverdale

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

In defence of the one-day international

The general consensus is the England-Australia series has been a poor advertisement for 50-over cricket

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Warne departs the dirty 30s

Shane Warne turns 40 on Sunday

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Not enough one-day internationals?

The current one-day series between England and Australia has been a tedious appendage to the Ashes, writes Mike Selvey in the Guardian

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Butler did it, despite the odds

Shane Bond, Ian Butler and Daryl Tuffey last hunted as a pack together in Barbados in 2002

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

As pointless as a broken pencil

Patrick Smith writes in the Australian that 50-over cricket is dying, as evidenced by the interest in the ongoing ODI series in England.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Broad getting used to fame game

In the Times , Patrick Kidd looks at how life has changed for Stuart Broad since his Ashes heroics.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

One-dayers need a new ingredient

Stephen Brenkley writes in the Independent that one-day cricket needs something to spice it up, as the game has become predictable and formulaic.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Silly walks and silly warm-ups

Joe Denly's injury while warming up with a football match has raised the ire of Mike Atherton, who writes in the Times that such warm-ups are a waste of time.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Vettori or Hadlee?

Is Daniel Vettori a better cricketer than Richard Hadlee

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Where to now for England?

In his Guardian blog, Lawrence Booth considers the "where to now?" question for England and decides that due to the lack of Ashes celebration time with a one-day series starting shortly, and the likelihood of a largely consistent Test XI in the

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Flintoff craftsmen urn big bucks

Always one for restraint and good taste, Andrew Flintoff has found an oh-so-subtle way to remind himself of his Ashes triumphs every day

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Ponting accentuates the positives

In summing up the loss of the Ashes, Ricky Ponting in his column in the Australian acknowledges the disappointment but tries to look on the bright side.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Warne's six-point plan

Shane Warne has spent the past couple of days pondering ways that cricket could be improved, and has come up with a six-point plan that he outlines in the Times

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Warne still has centre stage

Shane Warne the commentator is proving just as captivating as Shane Warne the legspinner, writes AAP 's John Coomber.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Bell's twit not legit

England have been waiting for the real Ian Bell to stand up during this series and it appears they haven't come any closer to finding him

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

New Ponting rises out of the Ashes

Peter Roebuck in the Sydney Morning Herald notes the humour and discretion that Ricky Ponting has displayed during the Ashes and argues that 2009 has been Ponting's best year.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Who's Manou?

In the Australian , Ben Dorries and Malcolm Conn chart the course of Australia's newest Test player, Graham Manou, who was so unknown that during the tour match in Northampton the ground announcer called him "Garry Manou".

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Who cares about umpiring standards?

Malcolm Conn in the Australian is scathing of the ICC's lack of interest in umpiring standards

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Robbing Phil to save Mitch

Malcolm Conn writes in the Australian that the decision to install Shane Watson as Australia's new Test opener smacks of panic from the selectors.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Warne deals up Ashes defeat

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