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The Flintoff factor revives England

An emotion-fuelled hour of the most intense Test cricket imaginable hauled England back into contention on the second day at Edgbaston

31-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Win some, bowl some, eat some

A memorable victory, a bit of bowling out in the middle, and a braai with old mates

30-Jul-2008•Paul Harris

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

Raising the standard for a memorable win

Some work with the bat, not too much with the ball, but a great win and a big boost for the rest of the tour

24-Jul-2008•Paul Harris

A force to be reckoned with

Graeme Smith has been here before. An overwhelming victory in very English-conditions at Headingley as South Africa take a series lead

21-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

No miracles from fragmented England

Today marked the 27th anniversary of England completing the most famous turnaround in Test history on this ground, as Bob Willis followed Ian Botham's heroics against Australia in 1981. Suffice to say, the 2008 England vintage never threatened to pull off

21-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

Ballsy batting, and a different sort of rearguard

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the fourth day at Headingley

21-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

de Villiers inspired by heated reception

Even when AB de VIlliers reached his century today, the packed Western Terrace of Headingley still hadn't forgiven him for his first-day non-catch

20-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

Muted celebrations, and Ntini the wide-boy

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the third day at Headingley

20-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

England bowlers firing blanks

The dark, foreboding clouds that encircled Headingley during the final session could well have represented the feeling in England's bowling attack

19-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

Prince underlines his worth

If England's attack didn't know much about Ashwell Prince before this series, they are more than familiar with his skills now after his second successive hundred

19-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Headingley

Happily to Headingley

On the fightback at Lord's and looking forward to the second Test

17-Jul-2008•Paul Harris

Pitch battle falls flat

This was a stultifying day's cricket that did no favours to the Test format

14-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England's momentum hits the wall

The three innings to date of this Lord's Test have played out like some convoluted brainteaser

13-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

South Africa rewarded for patience

Graeme Smith and Neil McKenzie mounted the most monumental of fightbacks on the fourth day at Lord's. Even if South Africa do lose the Test, they wouldn't have gone down without a fight. And more than anything else, Test cricket is alive and well, argues

13-Jul-2008•Sambit Bal at Lord's

McKenzie's reawakening continues

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the fourth day between England and South Africa at Lord's

13-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Prince salvages South Africa's pride

None of the centurions in this match, not even Kevin Pietersen, leapt as high or celebrated as proudly as Ashwell Prince did on the third day at Lord's

13-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England heed the Kiwi lesson

There was something decidedly Kiwi about England's performance with the ball today

12-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

A silver lining and a 21st Century paceman

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day between England and South Africa at Lord's

12-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Living with the larrikin legacy

Shane Warne spent five seasons at the Rose Bowl infusing "Happy" Hampshire with his star quality and competitive juices. How are the Hawks taking to life after the master?

12-Jul-2008•Edward Craig

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