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Ball change leaves England under cloud

A cloud of suspicion hung over the England team after umpire Marais Erasmus changed the ball due to "unnatural deterioration" during the West Indies innings in the third ODI

05-Mar-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

England survive Ramdin onslaught to take series

For the first time since September, England have won two matches in a row - with starring roles for two young batsmen - but it was not without some tension

05-Mar-2014•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Another spin battle to decide series

ESPNcricinfo previews the deciding one-day international between West Indies and England in Antigua

04-Mar-2014•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Gayle threatens England spinners - Gibson

Ottis Gibson, the West Indies coach, has warned England they will face a far tougher proposition when Chris Gayle returns to the side

03-Mar-2014•George Dobell

Enigma Bopara stays cool in tricky chase

Ravi Bopara has been an England batting enigma but he was calmness personified in Antigua as England batsmen flapped all around him and his unbeaten 38 secured a desperately-needed victory in a mundane contest.

02-Mar-2014•The Report by David Hopps

'West Indies tour is not a job interview' - Giles

Ashley Giles has insisted that he cannot conduct England's limited-overs tour of the West Indies like a glorified job interview for the vacant role of England coach

01-Mar-2014•George Dobell

England look to up their end game

ESPNcricinfo looks ahead to the second ODI between West Indies and England in Antigua as England contemplate how they can address their problems at the end of the innings with bat and ball

01-Mar-2014•David Hopps

Bell answers England SOS

England have summoned Ian Bell as batting cover for the Twenty20 series against West Indies in Barbados, inviting speculation that he could even make an entirely unexpected late bid for inclusion in World Twenty20 later this month.

01-Mar-2014•George Dobell and David Hopps

Lumb hundred in vain as England collapse again

Michael Lumb's hundred on ODI debut was not enough to earn England victory as their batting subsided after their bowling had earlier failed to contain West Indies' hitting

28-Feb-2014•The Report by David Hopps

'I'd have loved KP to be here' - Bravo

Dwayne Bravo has expressed his disappointment at the absence of Kevin Pietersen from the England squad touring the Caribbean, but admitted he could understand the decision taken by the ECB to exclude him

28-Feb-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

West Indies power and spin will test England

ESPNcricinfo previews the opening ODI of the short series between West Indies and England in Antigua

27-Feb-2014•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Morgan doubtful with knee injury

Eoin Morgan has emerged as an injury doubt ahead of the first ODI of the series between West Indies and England in Antigua

27-Feb-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

Gibson not ruling out England job

Ottis Gibson has declined to reject the suggestion that he is interested in the role of head coach of the England side

27-Feb-2014•George Dobell in Antigua

Tredwell seeks to fill spinners' void

James Tredwell must attempt to fill the void in England's spin-bowling ranks following the retirement of Graeme Swann - and England must face up to a new era which will be far from straightforward

26-Feb-2014•George Dobell

Root hits ton but Corbin makes England work

Joe Root warmed up for the one-day series against West Indies with an unbeaten 104, but England were given a scare by Kyle Corbin who struck a powerful century

25-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Wright faces grilling from England fans

Luke Wright has found out firsthand the views of some England supporters about the team's performances this winter after hitching a lift from the airport to his hotel

24-Feb-2014•Andrew McGlashan

Gayle ruled out of England ODIs

Chris Gayle has been ruled out of the one-day series against England after suffering lower back pain following the first Twenty20 involving Ireland

22-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Broad 'not deeply involved' in KP axe

Stuart Broad has said he did not have a major involvement in the decision to sack Kevin Pietersen despite his role as Twenty20 captain but believes that changes had to be made after a "disaster" of a tour in Australia

21-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

I always needed KP - Collingwood

Paul Collingwood, England's new assistant coach for the tour of West Indies and the World Twenty20, has said that he always needed Kevin Pietersen in his team

17-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

ECB struggles to control Pietersen message

England's national selector James Whitaker was repeatedly pressed the absence of Kevin Pietersen from squads for the Caribbean and World Twenty20

06-Feb-2014•David Hopps

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