Will Luke

Pietersen's tenure begins in style

Steve Harmison and James Anderson inspired England with five wickets between them, as South Africa were dismissed for a disappointing 194 on the opening day at The Oval

07-Aug-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Vaughan's five best and worst moments

With Michael Vaughan resigning as England captain, Cricinfo looks back on his reign to pick out the highs and lows

03-Aug-2008•Will Luke

Uncertain Kenya look to Kirsten for direction

The venue is Cranleigh School, the occasion a warm-up for Kenya's cricketers ahead of the World Twenty20 Qualifier in Belfast next week. Nestled on the Surrey-Sussex border, surrounded by acres of high-quality pitches and the best equipment, it is a far c

01-Aug-2008•Will Luke

Roots, rollerskates and Miss England

Cricket meets hip-hop, Colly can still smile, and Broad drops a stunner

29-Jul-2008•Will Luke

Champions League didn't distract us - Joyce

Ed Joyce paid testament to Middlesex's fearlessness after leading them to their first title in 15 long years, beating Kent in the final of the 2008 Twenty20 Cup

27-Jul-2008•Will Luke

A format to be proud of

This wasn't merely the culmination of a domestic tournament but the dawn of unprecedented riches for English cricket

26-Jul-2008•Will Luke at The Rose Bowl

Kent and Middlesex ease into finals

Middlesex and Kent have moved in the Twenty20 final and with it the chance of some major pay-days in the near future

26-Jul-2008•The Bulletins by Will Luke and Andrew McGlashan

Classy Durham into Finals Day

Despite a delay of fifteen days, Durham romped to an easy win in their postponed quarter-final, beating Glamorgan by 44 runs to book the last place in Saturday's Twenty20 Finals Day

22-Jul-2008•Will Luke

South Africa storm to ten-wicket win

After the first Test at Lord's, Mickey Arthur promised that the real South Africa would turn up at Headingley. And so they did, with an emphatic 10-wicket win over England to take a 1-0 series lead

21-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

England limp after de Villiers' epic

South Africa continued their domination of the second Test at Headingley, leaving England in the forlorn position of 50 for 2 at stumps on the third day, still trailing by 269. AB de Villiers' magnificent 174 lofted South Africa's first innings to 522, gr

20-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Prince and de Villiers dominate England

After scraping just three wickets in two days at Lord's, there was always a concern England's bowlers would be a little jaded. And so they were on the second day at Headingley, one that yielded 221 runs for South Africa and one measly wicket for England,

19-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

England hit back after lowly batting display

South Africa dismissed England for a disappointingly meagre 203 before they themselves lost three quick wickets, while Hashim Amla was a hair's breadth away from joining those dismissed in the pavilion. After last week's dull draw in London, this was Test

18-Jul-2008•Will Luke

Amla ton guides South Africa to safety

Hashim Amla's fifth Test hundred guided South Africa safely to a draw on the fifth and final day at Lord's. Two days ago, it seemed unlikely the visitors would survive into the fourth day, let alone scrap it out into the fifth, yet it was England - the te

14-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Malan masterclass fells Lancashire

For a team containing six internationals, Lancashire were expected to cruise past Middlesex's motley crew of Londoners, South Africans and Irishmen, and never more so than when they reduced the hosts to 21 for 4. They were denied by one man, Dawid Malan

08-Jul-2008•Will Luke

Brilliant Napier outclasses Northants

Graham Napier turned in another stellar performance, with bat and ball, as Essex romped past Northamptonshire at Chelmsford

07-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Pietersen has no answer to one-day woes

England have a habit of raising, then dashing, everybody's hopes that they have finally cracked the formula for one-day cricket

28-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Lord's

We can walk away the better team - Vettori

It made for instructive viewing to see Daniel Vettori celebrate his three wickets today

28-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Lord's

Dolly drops and snapping bats

Will Luke presents the plays of the day from the fifth ODI at Lord's

28-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Lord's

'I wish I had called him back' - Collingwood

There is life in the old dog yet. Twenty20 was supposed to act as the poison to kill off 50-over cricket once and for all. Yet on a thrilling day at The Oval, amid no shortage of controversy, a packed crowd was kept waiting until the last ball to see New

25-Jun-2008•Will Luke at The Oval

A tough day for KP

The plays of the day from a dramatic fourth ODI between England and New Zealand at The Oval

25-Jun-2008•Will Luke at The Oval

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