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Dravid's last, Trott's first

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the final one-day international in Cardiff

16-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller in Cardiff

A triumph against the odds

With no money and no major home ground, Lancashire battled against the tide to secure their first Championship title in 77 years

16-Sep-2011•Andrew McGlashan

'England have a responsibility to win'

In 2005 Andrew Flintoff and his band of reverse-swinging hitmen outgunned the great Australian team in the most memorable cricketing summer of a generation. Back then Flintoff provided inspiration, these days it's all about perspiration

14-Sep-2011•Sahil Dutta

Trott and Cook deserving of accolades

Jonathan Trott and Alastair Cook scooped their respective ICC awards in much the same manner that they swept past all their opponents of the past 12 months

13-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

Jadeja's brain fade, and Swann's routine act

Plays of the Day from the fourth ODI between England and India at Lord's

11-Sep-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi

England's refusal to yield is impressive

England displayed a determination to win at The Oval, and, despite things nearly going badly awry for them, they remain a side on the rise

10-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

Ravindra Jadeja's second coming

Ravindra Jadeja arrived in England only on the eve of the third ODI but managed to make significant contributions with bat, ball and in the field

10-Sep-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi at The Oval

Argus it ain't

A review of the last Ashes by a fan (and a sort of expert)

10-Sep-2011•Sahil Dutta

Anderson's second string, India's Crazy Desis

ESPNcricinfo's Plays of the Day from the third ODI between England and India at The Oval

09-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

England on full beam while India fade

England are continually willing to push themselves to their limit, as they showed with a huge chase that felt routine

07-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller at the Rose Bowl

Three strikes for Dravid

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from England's Twenty20 match against India at Old Trafford

31-Aug-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi at Old Trafford

Scrapping their way into the semis

It's grand when you can watch a game without the aid of Alexandre Dumas, isn't it?

30-Aug-2011•Paul Oxenbury

The elusive Mr Modi, and the man with carbon fibre legs

Hunting Lalit, swarming Lloyd, quizzing Hendo, and more, in the third edition of our England tour diary

30-Aug-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi

The eternal squatter

After more than 20 years on the county circuit, Paul Nixon is leaving the game on a high

29-Aug-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi

Grounded Buttler confident he can succeed

Jos Buttler's thoughtful manner is at odds with the dynamic, explosive brand of batting that has turned heads on the county scene for the last two seasons and has now led to further honours in the international arena

26-Aug-2011•Liam Brickhill

County cricket should be celebrated

It's only fair that the county game receives some of the praise for its part in England's success story. The Championship to provide the foundations for the international side

26-Aug-2011•George Dobell

Low grades for sloppy India

Sharda Ugra assigns the marks out of 10 for India, after one of their worst series in living memory

24-Aug-2011•Sharda Ugra

High scores for England's complete side

England's 4-0 whitewash was arguably the most complete series victory in England's Test history. Every player from 1 to 11 made a contribution to the cause, as did the two who did not last the course, as India were outbatted, outbowled and outfielded in a

24-Aug-2011•Andrew Miller

When cricket met religion

Rahul Dravid batted like an angel, but only a miracle could save India

23-Aug-2011•Ewan Day-Collins

Unyielding England secure perfect finish

India fought as hard on the final day at The Oval has they had at any time on this tour, but ultimately an unrelenting England secured a telling series whitewash

22-Aug-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

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