George Binoy

Seventeen days just wasn't long enough, was it

The story of England's one-day wicketkeepers boils down largely to one man

There were two overs to go in Derbyshire’s innings during their Twenty20 Cup match against Durham

Graham Onions is well placed in the shake-up to be Andy Flower's fourth seamer for this summer's Ashes series, writes Donald McRae in the Guardian .

Hayden, Gilchrist, Raina, de Villiers, Dilshan, Duminy, Kumble, Ojha, RP Singh, Nehra and Malinga

England have reacquainted themselves with the art of winning, which is no small thing with the Ashes seven weeks away, writes Mike Atherton in the Times .

In its two, brief, fun-filled years of existence, the IPL has been an entertainment spectacle, a commercial bonanza, a television reality show, Party Central and also, (leastly and lastly?) an earth-moving cricket event

England’s gains yesterday were not ill-gotten

During the week viewers were given the choice between watching a shivering and lacklustre West Indian team going through the motions in a five-day match and the last over dramas offered by Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore

Chris Gayle's comment about Andrew Strauss was the single most menacing thing any sportsperson has ever said, writes Barney Ronay in the Guardian .

The young Afghan cricket team may have achieved major victories, but their countrymen still distrust them, writes Reza Mohammadi in the Guardian .

Durban has happy memories for Yuvraj Singh – it’s where he hammered Stuart Broad for six sixes in an over during the World Twenty20 in 2007

For more than a century, England have failed to win a home Ashes series in the same season as a Lions tour victory

If it was a good day for England, who have the Wisden Trophy in their grasp, it was a good one, too, for Graham Gooch, who was watching from the press box

In T20 cricket we have now reached a stage where fielding standards are expected to be high; where really, an ordinary fielder rather than a brilliant one, should stand out

It's been a long time since English spin bowlers have had an impact on an Ashes series, but it looks as though that could change this summer, writes Shane Warne in the Times .

The West Indies captain Chris Gayle's lax attitude highlights the crucial issue of keeping Test cricket alive and relevant, writes Duncan Fletcher in the Guardian .

Australia’s dominance of the Indian Premier league is unhealthy

This new selection panel are picking on character and hunger and that is a development I welcome