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England go one-nil up in the series after conclusive victory at Lord's

England had to work hard - rather harder than might have been expected - to secure their victory, but at half past two on a hot and sultry afternoon, Craig White bowled a ball to Ashish Nehra who pushed forward to give a catch to Graham Thorpe at

29-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Thorpe to take a complete break from cricket

Graham Thorpe, one of England's leading batsmen over the past decade, has announced that he is to take a break from all cricket and will be unavailable for either Surrey or England in the immediate future

29-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

England on the verge of victory at Lord's

Only some stalwart batting from VVS Laxman and Ajit Agarkar who compiled a fifty partnership for the seventh wicket as the shadows lengthened denied England a win within four days

28-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

England hold all the cards after India are bowled out for 221

At the start of the third day, England were favourites to win, the draw could not be discounted and there was just an outside chance that India could get back into the match

27-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

England exemplary as India shoot themselves in the foot

It would be fair to say that cricketers of no country understand the value of a good line more than England

27-Jul-2002•Anand Vasu

Late wickets lift England after India threaten to cut loose

This is no pitch on which to be a bowler

26-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

When in Rome... and when in England...

To sit in the 'Space Ship' that is the press box at Lord's, and watch Zaheer Khan lead the Indian bowling reminds you of just how much things are changing in the world of cricket

25-Jul-2002•Anand Vasu

Foster breaks thumb

The Essex and England wicket-keeper James Foster today broke his left thumbwhile playing for his county against Glamorgan in the Frizzell CountyChampionship at Chelmsford.

25-Jul-2002•Media Release

Hussain hundred puts England in control at Lord's

A century from Nasser Hussain and a partnership of 145 for the fourth wicket with John Crawley put England into a commanding position after the first day of the first npower Test against India at Lord's

25-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Foster hit by injury again

James Foster's second misfortune with injury this season has ruled him out of the remainder of England's Test series against India

25-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Poised to strike

Like their away record in most countries, India's past performances in England make for poor reading

25-Jul-2002•Partab Ramchand

Keeping it simple and straightforward

Adulation would be one word to describe it, but it would be a fairly poor one

25-Jul-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Stewart set for record-breaking Test

Alec Stewart will walk out on his favourite ground tomorrow to become England's most-capped Test cricketer

24-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Gough ruled out of 2nd npower Test

The England and Yorkshire pace bowler Darren Gough has been advised to rest his injured right knee for a further two weeks after seeing a specialist in Sheffield yesterday

24-Jul-2002•ECB Media Release

Southampton Diary: What Kevan James and Mark Dennis have in common

The Hartley Wintney cricket club, quite close to Camberley, where Shaun Udal began his career as a club cricketer, played host to a delightful day of cricket as part of Udal's benefit year

24-Jul-2002•Anand Vasu

Live England v India Test Match Special commentary on ECB.co.uk

ECB.co.uk, powered by CricInfo.com, will be providing live audio commentary of the four match npower Test series between England and India

24-Jul-2002•CricInfo

Silverwood on England standby

Yorkshire fast bowler Chris Silverwood is on England standby for the first Test against India at Lord's

23-Jul-2002•CricInfo Staff

England, India to host ICC Champions Trophy in 2004 and 2006

England and India will host the next two ICC Champions Trophy's, according to Malcom Speed, Chief Executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC)

23-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

England, India to host ICC Champions Trophy in 2004 and 2006

England and India will host the next two ICC Champions Trophy's, according to Malcolm Speed, Chief Executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC)

23-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

Tendulkar's gift to Udal in his benefit year

He might have collected over £8,000 at a recent benefit match against club side Hartley Wintney, and more than £1,000 at a blanket and bucket collection on the second day of the tour match against the Indians, but Hampshire's Shaun Udal will be best

23-Jul-2002•Anand Vasu

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