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The Michael Vaughan story

A journey through Michael Vaughan's career, as a performer and an inspirational leader

08-Jul-2009

Partnerships key to England's chances

Partnerships were crucial to England's success in 2005, and they will be key again in 2009

06-Jul-2009•S Rajesh

Unfazed Bopara ready for Australia

The fact that Michael Vaughan's departure has been met with resignation, as opposed to widespread angst, by the nation suggests that the man currently in situ at No. 3 has served England well

02-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

A tale of two dream runs

Statistical analysis of Michael Vaughan's Test career

30-Jun-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Good at hiding pressure and pain

Vaughan the captain put you in a good space, Vaughan the batsman was one of the best England had. So what if he isn't exactly a Yorkshireman?

30-Jun-2009•Matthew Hoggard

Michael Vaughan - Six of the best

As Michael Vaughan prepares to call time on his illustrious on-field career, Cricinfo looks back on six moments when his character was fully on display

28-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

Face of a child, mind of McGrath

The kid who almost missed the boat has grown up fast, physically and mentally

27-Jun-2009•Daniel Brigham

From ghost tour to Ashes tour

Shane Watson's 2005 trip to England will forever be remembered for his tryst with the paranormal - he is looking for better souvenirs this time around

26-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

The top crop

Cricinfo presents the team of the ICC World Twenty20 2009 comprising the best performers from the tournament

22-Jun-2009•George Binoy

Records tumble in inaugural championship

The inaugural ICC Women's World Twenty20 witnessed several statistical highlights. Cricinfo looks at some of the interesting numbers from the tournament

22-Jun-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Impressive England continue to widen the gap

The ominous question still lingers: is the win a sign that England are going to dominate cricket for the next decade, and what could that mean for the future of other nations?

21-Jun-2009•Alice Dean

'I'm a charlatan'

He's not quite a rock star, and he didn't become a fighter pilot. At least he's England's first-choice spinner

21-Jun-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Dogs, doodles and diatribes

Between the foreword, written by pets, and the afterword, written by a two-year-old, lies an honest, funny and fascinating account of life as England cricketer

20-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

Are we being foolishly optimistic?

Despite the merger with the men's tournament, support for the women's game has been far from forthcoming

18-Jun-2009•Alice Dean

Do it for Rolton

Although she has won three World Cups with Australia, as captain her side came fourth in their worst-ever finish in March

18-Jun-2009•Alice Dean

This sporting life

Football, tennis, baseball on screen, and some cricket - there's a welter of games on offer in England in the summer

17-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

An honourable exit

England may have lost to West Indies, but plenty of positives can be taken from the World Twenty20 as they finally fix both their eyes on the impending Ashes

15-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at The Oval

England reap rewards of attacking mantra

At long last, England care passionately about a tournament that, for vast swathes of the build-up and even for the first week, they were little more than dispassionate bystanders

14-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

The race for the semi-finals

The results on Sunday mean five teams are in contention for three semi-final spots in the ICC World Twenty20, with South Africa already qualified. Cricinfo looks at what each team needs to do to make the cut

14-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Broad's pointing antics 'needs clarity' - Smith

Stuart Board's unusual action during the Super Eights match against South Africa needs clarification by match officials, Graeme Smith feels

11-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Trent Bridge

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