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In Michael Vaughan's tenure as captain, England have lost just seven matches out of 38, but on each and every occasion he has bounced back with a victory in his very next game

As coaching books go, this one is like a sturdy forward defence

Worrell inspired, stirred, roused. And therein lay his greatness

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

Observing Thommo at close quarters did not dim affection for the bowler with the ballet dancer's feet and a larrikin streak

Four batsmen on the art of facing Muralitharan

The papers say he is not part of any future, yet Inzamam, and many others, believe he still has a future

While the Indian team savours another victory away from home here's the occasion to celebrate the return of Test cricket as we once knew it

Zaheer Khan's 9 for 134 is the sixth-best figures by an Indian fast bowler abroad

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan meets Patrick Eagar

Jenny Thompson catches up with Doug Bollinger ahead of Australia A's tour of Pakistan

Zaheer Khan's five-for on Monday saw him finally deliver on the prodigious talent first announced seven years ago

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

Dileep Premachandran comes up with the plays of the third day of the Trent Bridge Test between England and India

It has been error-strewn match so far, with batsmen being given not out when they should have been out, and given out when they were not

The Lord's groundsman, Mick Hunt, talks to Jenny Thompson about the ground's impressive new million-pound-plus drainage system

It's too early to judge but Dinesh Karthik and Wasim Jaffer's average of 88.50 is the best for an Indian pair who've opened at least five times in Tests

Sachin Tendulkar's 11,000 runs have come in 223 innings, and he becomes the third player in the club, after Allan Border and Brian Lara

Dileep Premachandran comes up with the plays of the first day of the Trent Bridge Test between England and India

Trent Bridge has both beauty and history to commend it. Having staged its first Test 108 years ago, it's been home to some of the greatest players the game has seen, both locally born and those that came over from former colonies