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Strauss puts pressure on IPL stars

Andrew Strauss has a "fairly good idea" who will be batting No. 3 for England against West Indies and hinted that those candidates in county cricket could edge ahead of those plying their trade in the IPL

20-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Swann fitness boost in Nottinghamshire victory

A round-up from the opening day of Friends Provident Trophy action as a number of England players try to nudge the selectors

19-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

Bell states his England case

Ian Bell enhanced his prospects of an England recall as he took the honours for the second day running at Taunton. Bell, who started the day on 84, finished with 172 but still felt he had more to offer on a surface full of runs

16-Apr-2009•John Ward at Taunton

Bell shines on gloomy day

Ian Bell has already stated how much he wants to win back his England place, but it was his bat that spoke most eloquently on the opening day of the Championship season

15-Apr-2009•John Ward at Taunton

England hopefuls fall to Aussies

Michael Vaughan's much-anticipated start to the season fizzled out for 12 as England's prospective No. 3 candidates were given a torrid time at Lord's

12-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

England hopefuls made to wait

Even for the of the hardy souls huddled up against the April chill inside Lord's there was very little to give away that this was the start of a crucial summer for English cricket

09-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Vaughan and Bell aim to impress

The English domestic season begins at Lord's on Thursday as MCC take on Durham, the county champions, and this year the contest is given an extra edge as a number of candidates for the No.3 Test spot go head to head

08-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Vaughan handed early chance to impress

Michael Vaughan has been given a timely opportunity to impress the selectors ahead of this summer's Ashes, after being picked for MCC against the Champion County, Durham

01-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

Test abandoned after sandpit farce

Play has sensationally been abandoned for the day after only ten deliveries of the second Test between England and West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards stadium in Antigua

13-Feb-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Bell tolls as batting worries stack up

What was meant to be the final day of the first Test at Sabina Park marked five months until the start of the Ashes on July 8. Hardly the best time to collapse for 51 all out - not that there's ever a good time

09-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Kingston

Replay crazy, and hit below the belt

Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the day

05-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Strauss happy with 'pretty good workout'

England's batsmen took the opportunity to find their form ahead of this week's first Test as they drew their tour match with West Indies A at Warner Park

31-Jan-2009•Cricinfo staff

Flintoff hits hundred as England win easily

Andrew Flintoff's positive 85-ball 100, with strong support from Owais Shah, set up a comfortable 122-run victory for England over a second-string Mumbai side

09-Nov-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mumbai

England hold on for one-run thriller

England clung on for a thrilling one-run victory against Trinidad and Tobago in their final warm-up match before Saturday's US$20million match against the Superstars

28-Oct-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Bell eyes 5-0 whitewash

Ahead of the fifth and final ODI in Cardiff, Ian Bell is determined England create history by whitewashing South Africa 5-0, a scoreline that will propel them to the heights of No.2 in the world rankings

02-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Dominant South Africa start as favourites

Cricinfo previews the first of five ODIs against South Africa at Headingley

21-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bell determined to nail No. 3 spot

The England batsman, Ian Bell, is determined to make the No. 3 position his own once and for all

12-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

Big-Game Belly; tough-man Colly

Andrew Miller presents the plays of the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston

01-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

South Africa take control as England fold

South Africa came into this Test at England's favourite ground, and with a history of failing to build on series leads, but after bowling the home side out for 231 are well on their way to their ultimate goal

30-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Bell's 199 leads dominant England

Ian Bell became the seventh batsman, and first Englishman, to fall for 199 in Tests, but the most commanding innings of his career cemented England's dominance at Lord's as they piled up 593 for 8

11-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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