1992

A cover-up that raised a ruckus

Rewind: In 1992, an England-Pakistan series finished amid scenes of acrimony, fuelled by the incompetence of the TCCB and the ICC

No Ashes surprises

Switch Hit: England's squad for Australia, their victory in the ODI series and the spot-fixing scandal. Also, Steven Finn reflects on his big year

Will the Test championship proposal work?

Switch Hit: Evaluating the ICC's ideas for the revival of Test cricket, reaction from the England v Pakistan ODIs, and more

'The other boards need to put pressure on the PCB'

Bowl at Boycs: Geoff Boycott on poor footwork, the problems of West Indies cricket, and what needs to be done about match-fixing

Pakistan's spot of bother

Switch Hit: With the spot-fixing scandal rumbling on, can Shahid Afridi refocus his team to challenge England in the ODIs? Plus: how England might line up in the World Cup

'Fixing is cricket's global-warming challenge'

Time Out: Geoff Lawson, Ian Chappell, Sanjay Manjrekar and Pradeep Magazine discuss the spot-fixing controversy's impact

It could happen in India as well

Harsha Bhogle: Corruption is not Pakistan's sole preserve, quick money threatens to lure young cricketers elsewhere too

'England's batting is a big worry ahead of the Ashes'

Bowl at Boycs: Geoff Boycott on the spot-fixing scandal, England's problems, Pietersen's form, the Randiv no-ball controversy, and players using Twitter

Sport's greatest evil

Rob Steen: Match-fixing erodes the basis on which sport is founded, because it undermines uncertainty; which is why it is a bigger crime than the use of performance-enhancing drugs

'Match-fixing rumours have never gone away'

Switch Hit: Does the Pakistan spot-fixing scandal give cricket an opportunity to finally rid the sport of its biggest threat?

Partnerships punching above their weight

The List: Stands that formed a large percentage of the team's total, such as the one between Stuart Broad and Jonathan Trott, which was 74% of England's 446 at Lord's

Corruption? It's everywhere

Gideon Haigh: It's no wonder there's match-fixing in the modern game, with its environment of easy money and pervasive maladministration

Stop the tour, save the game

Sambit Bal: Cricket can't be played under such a terrible cloud. For the sake of the sanctity of the sport, find the truth

Another day of lost belief

Andrew Miller: As corruption reared its ugly head again, those at Lord's were left wondering whether they could believe what they were watching

England out of steam?

Switch-Hit: Has a lack of pressure and focus in their batting cost England the Pakistan series? We look back at the third Test and talk to Jimmy Anderson about his great summer

Advice for Ali and Stu

Rob Steen: Cook could return to form if he lets his hair down, while Broad could return to cricket lovers' good books if he keeps his shirt on

The enduring charm of Test cricket

Peter Roebuck: The five-day game is still compelling, but pitches need to be got right if the format is to thrive

Zulqarnain's road to recognition

Pakistan's new wicketkeeper's story began at the Under-15 World Cup in 2000, six months after his mother's death. By Nagraj Gollapudi

Fifty-five years of fractiousness

Cricinfo XI: Tours between England and Pakistan have rarely been devoid of drama. We look at instances starting from the unofficial MCC tour in the 1950s to Ovalgate. By Rob Smyth

Forgive and forget for Yousuf?

Switch Hit: Pakistan's dismal performance with the bat sees an unlikely recall, Jimmy A is the King of Swing, and the qualified success of the UDRS