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Hales ton another one-day tick for England

Alex Hales' one-day career had struggled to achieve lift-off for a variety of reasons, so his maiden century was a key moment for someone earmarked for other roles in the near future as well

14-Nov-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Life in slow motion

How the slower delivery came to become an essential weapon in every seamer's armoury

14-Nov-2015•Jo Harman

Woakes' 299-ball wait

ESPNcricinfo presents the stats highlights from the second one-day international in Abu Dhabi

13-Nov-2015•S Rajesh

Hales takes on Yasir

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the second one-day international in Abu Dhabi

13-Nov-2015•George Dobell

Young England respond impressively

13-Nov-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Robinson looks to restore England's belief

The ECB have made a significant appointment for the women's game and ahead of a crucial 18 months which includes a World T20 and a World Cup, new coach Mark Robinson and head of cricket Clare Connor discuss the challenges

12-Nov-2015•George Dobell

Younis' final call, Taylor's late call

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the opening one-day international in Abu Dhabi

11-Nov-2015•David Hopps

Were New Zealand bad at the Gabba?

You wouldn't know from these stats. Also: an unsuccessful Pakistan XI younger than Misbah

10-Nov-2015•Andy Zaltzman

The case for Compton

The question of who should be Alastair Cook's Test opening partner remains unanswered after England's defeat in the UAE. But there remains one outstanding candidate for the job in South Africa

09-Nov-2015•George Dobell

When Gooch tamed Pakistan

The England batsman's 142 in Karachi in 1987 was a lesson in mastering spin in the subcontinent

07-Nov-2015•Rob Johnston

Olympic movement exposes old faultlines

Does the ECB's new-found enthusiasm for cricket in the Olympics stem from a genuine interest in the global game, or is it merely a means to improve its public image?

06-Nov-2015•Tim Wigmore

Anderson, Cook England's twin peaks

England's captain and senior bowlers led the way but there were too few outstanding contributions elsewhere

06-Nov-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Playing with Vaughany, spin with Warnie

Our correspondent rubs shoulders with the stars, and soaks up the desert sun of the UAE

06-Nov-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Improved England must do better

From being whitewashed in 2012, England could take heart from a valiant 2-0 defeat - but problems with spin bowling and converting hundreds were glaring

05-Nov-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Sharjah

Misbah proud as Pakistan rise to challenge

England might not have looked threatening on paper, but Misbah-ul-Haq felt that Pakistan were stretched in all three games and were forced to produce an all-round performance to stay on the winning track

05-Nov-2015•Umar Farooq

Cook's long haul, Yasir's record haul

Stats highlights from the Sharjah Test where Pakistan wrapped up a 2-0 win over England

05-Nov-2015•Bharath Seervi

Yasir leads Pakistan to victory

05-Nov-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Why a two-division structure could do Test cricket good

Such a set-up would allow smaller teams a shot at elite Test cricket, but its success would depend on an all-inclusive money-sharing model

05-Nov-2015•Tim Wigmore

The Professor graduates with honours

Mohammad Hafeez believes that James Anderson and Stuart Broad produced the best spell of reverse-swing bowling that he has encountered in his career

04-Nov-2015•Umar Farooq in Sharjah

'If you don't learn fast you don't stick around' - Anderson's warning to spinners

England's reliance on three all-rounders to bowl spin has failed to offset the critical absence of a specialist slow bowler able to exert control

04-Nov-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Sharjah

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