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Australia crush Bangladesh by ten wickets

Australia restored the natural order at Old Trafford, sinking Bangladesh by 10 wickets in what became a one-sided affair

25-Jun-2005•Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Bangladesh braced for backlash

Retribution is expected to be swift and bloody tomorrow, when Australia take on the side that humbled them at Sophia Gardens

24-Jun-2005•Preview by Andrew Miller

Trescothick confident in England

Marcus Trescothick is confident England can bounce back from their 57-run defeat against Australia at Durham

24-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan ruled out of Aussie clash

England's satisfaction after their latest NatWest Series fixture against Bangladesh was tempered by the concerns surrounding Michael Vaughan's fitness

22-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

The hat-trick that wasn't

Chris Tremlett came as close as is humanly possible to a hat-trick on his international debut

21-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Collingwood conquers Bangladesh

Paul Collingwood struck an unbeaten century and took 6 for 32 to bring Bangladesh back to earth with a thump

21-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

A trough in the rollercoaster ride

England's summer is shaping up to be one hell of a rollercoaster ride, if their phenomenal onslaught in Monday night's Twenty20 match is anything to go by

15-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Gough and Lewis devastate Australia

Darren Gough and Jon Lewis destroyed the Australian top order in less than six overs

13-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

England win by an innings and 261

England wrapped up a conclusive victory before lunch on the third day of the first Test at Lord's

28-May-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

England close in on a thumping victory

Bangladesh slumped to 90 for 5 after England declared at 528 for 3 shortly after tea on the second day

27-May-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Ups and downs on a roller-coaster ride

The series began with accusations of England being 'undercooked', but by the end of an incredible five Tests in six weeks, there was hardly a player on either side who had not been baked half to death by the unrelenting itinerary

26-Jan-2005•Marks out of Ten by Andrew Miller

Hoggy bashes the Boks

As expected, the English newspapers found it hard to contain their delight after England's 77-run victory at Johannesburg, with even the usually football-mad tabloids joining in

18-Jan-2005•Paper Round by Martin Williamson

Hoggard's super seven launches England to victory

Matthew Hoggard stepped out of the shadows with an outstanding display of swing bowling to lead England to a dramatic 77-run victory on the final day of the fourth Test at Johannesburg

17-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Trescothick's ton boosts England on a fluctuating day

A compelling fourth Test continued to swing this way and that on the fourth day at Johannesburg

16-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Boje braced for final-day chase

England Quotes Day 4

16-Jan-2005•Andrew Miller at the Wanderers

England on top after Thorpe's 16th century

A superb unbeaten hundred from Graham Thorpe put England in the driving seat as South Africa ended the fourth day needing a mountainous 357 to win at Durban

29-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

'Too soon to relax', says Trescothick

Marcus Trescothick and Andrew Strauss cemented their names in therecord-books with an opening stand of 273, to swing a topsy-turvy matchback in England's favour on the third day at Kingsmead

28-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller

Strauss and Trescothick hundreds put England ahead

Marcus Trescothick and Andrew Strauss both strolled to centuries as England gained an 88-run lead in a remarkable turnaround on the third day at Durban

28-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Strauss's century double puts England on top

A stroke-filled century from Andrew Strauss put England in control of the first Test at Port Elizabeth

18-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

A day to forget for England as Langeveldt grabs five

The perils of being limited to a solitary warm-up game were made all tooapparent to England's probable Test team at Potchefstroom today, as they were bundled out for 225 shortly after tea on the first day of theirthree-day match against South Africa

11-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Potchefstroom

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