Peter English

Gabba defeat a 'disaster', says Chris Gayle

The term was appropriate after his side was bundled out for 228 and 187 on Saturday to tumble to an innings-and-65-run defeat

28-Nov-2009•Peter English at the Gabba

Breaking the trend

Cricinfo presents the plays of the day from the third day of the first Test in Brisbane

28-Nov-2009•Peter English at the Gabba

Australia triumph despite Barath ton

Adrian Barath became the youngest West Indian to score a century on debut but his outstanding solo rescue act was wasted as they slumped to an-innings-and-65-run defeat

28-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Peter English at the Gabba

An unhappy homecoming for Nash

Brendan Nash managed only 18 in his first game at the Gabba since being dropped by Queensland in 2006-07

27-Nov-2009•Peter English at the Gabba

West Indies' wasted reviews

Plays of the day from the second day of the Brisbane Test between Australia and West Indies

27-Nov-2009•Peter English at the Gabba

West Indies struggle to stay afloat

Chris Gayle flickered but the West Indies' spark was on the verge of being extinguished as the Australians started to run away with the first Test

27-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Peter English at the Gabba

Teams pleased with review system

Both sides were content with the opening day of the ICC's new umpire review system in Australia

26-Nov-2009•Peter English at the Gabba

This is your captain sleeping

Plays of the day from the opening day of the Brisbane Test between Australia and West Indies

26-Nov-2009•Peter English at the Gabba

Katich leads fight towards healthy total

West Indies refused to let Australia run away with the first Test, but the hosts have the stronger position after a bright opening to the contest

25-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Peter English at the Gabba

Ponting underwhelmed by Clarke 'over-rated' claims

In the Australian team Michael Clarke is viewed as a reliable vice-captain and the most consistent batsman in the team, but the outlook from over the fence is less glowing if a News Ltd survey can be believed

25-Nov-2009•Peter English

Australia out to prove a point

A scare has been thrown into the West Indies camp on the eve of the first Test against Australia, with senior batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan struck down with an apparent back injury

25-Nov-2009•Peter English

Hauritz turns from optional extra to essential

Nathan Hauritz is almost doing it all for Australia. He exceeded expectations during the Ashes, has become the essential offspinner in the one-day arena, coped with Sachin Tendulkar in full flight and helped win the Champions League Twenty20 for New South

24-Nov-2009•Peter English

Katich looks to build Watson partnership

One of the toughest things for Simon Katich since his Test return last year is his struggle to find a regular partner

24-Nov-2009•Peter English

Richardson hopes reviews will lead to walking

The first priority of the umpire review system is to eliminate obvious mistakes but the man in charge of implementing the technology hopes it will also lead to a new generation of walkers

24-Nov-2009•Peter English

Clarke switches focus from Ashes pain

A new Test summer starts on Thursday but for the Australians it is impossible to stop thinking about what is coming up next year. Like the long car journey before the holiday, the destination is what Ricky Ponting's players are thinking of as they wait to

23-Nov-2009•Peter English

Mr Cricket meets Mr Chanderpaul

Jerome Taylor has declared that Australia look beatable ahead of the first Test starting at the Gabba on Thursday, despite West Indies' disappointing performance in their tour match last week

23-Nov-2009•Peter English

'I never expected to play Test cricket'

In a little over three years, Brendan Nash has gone from being an Australia substitute fielder to playing a Test against them. He speaks about switching sides, and how much things have changed for him

23-Nov-2009•Interview by Peter English

Transition phase can't last forever - Warne

"What is our future?" That's Shane Warne's question for Australia's decision makers as they plot a way up from their current Test ranking of No. 4

23-Nov-2009•Peter English

Clarke welcomes return of Gayle

Shane Warne and Michael Clarke do not expect Chris Gayle to be weighed down by jet-lag on his late arrival for Thursday's first Test in Brisbane

22-Nov-2009•Peter English

Young guns fire to topple old heroes

The retired legends delivered some stinging lessons but it was the young pups of Michael Clarke's Australian XI who stole the Twenty20 exhibition

22-Nov-2009•Peter English

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