Features

The first batch of readers' submissions of great series fightbacks

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

Bob Willis, one of the heroes of Headingley 1981, wasn't even in the original squad picked for the Test

Simon Jones's replacement could hold the key to wrestling the Urn from Australia's 18-year-long grasp

Some of our correspondents have written about great series fightbacks from the past. We'd love to hear from you about similar fightbacks

Martin Williamson on how the Lucky Report has to result in changes within the WICB

The column where we answer your questions

How Shane Warne almost pulled Australia back from the dead

Simon Jones and Matthew Hoggard bowled the ideal length on a slow Trent Bridge pitch

England's bowlers have made a habit of taking a wicket in the first over of a spell, session or after a break in play

Martin Williamson reviews Wealding the Willow by Robin Whitcomb

Andrew Flintoff and Geraint Jones snatched the initiative when the game was in the balance

Don Bradman surely has to be the most written-about cricketer ever - indeed, few sportsmen can have been the subject of so many books

We asked you to pick out the greatest Test you had ever seen (or one you wished you had), and the responses ranged from the famed - Barbados 1999 - to the long-forgotten (Dunedin 1980)

Shaun Tait's impressive debut, and Ricky Ponting discovers his bowling skills

Another day, another one-sided farce. Martin Williamson wonders how long the ICC can continue to ignore the facts

Steven Lynch answers your questions

What the numbers say about Trent Bridge, the venue for the fourth Ashes Test

Will Luke details the positives each team can take into the fourth Test

Osman Samiuddin on the World XI squads to face Australia in the Super Series