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Ian Bell down with stomach bug

Ian Bell was forced to miss training on Wednesday after becoming the latest victim of a stomach bug that has affected several members of the England party

01-Feb-2012•George Dobell in Dubai

No point saying nothing is wrong - Bell

The impressive thing, from an England perspective, is the lack of denial following the back-to-back Test defeats to Pakistan

31-Jan-2012•George Dobell in Dubai

Pakistan spin England into debacle

England began the third day imagining they had done the groundwork for a momentous recovery befitting the No. 1 Test side in the word. They finished it with a demoralising defeat more in tune with their Asian disasters of old as they suffered a second bat

19-Jan-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Ian Bell survives injury scare on match eve

England's bowlers were always hopeful of striking the first blow in this series, but they could not have anticipated it would result in a self-inflicted injury that cast doubt over the participation of Stuart Broad in the first Test.

15-Jan-2012•George Dobell in Dubai

Bell prepared for batting demotion

Such is England's current strength in depth that even Ian Bell, a man with a double hundred in his previous Test, faces demotion

04-Jan-2012•George Dobell

Teams must be responsible - Bell

England batsman Ian Bell expects the occasional flashpoint in the series against Pakistan which starts next month

29-Dec-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

India seek comfort in youth

ESPNcricinfo previews the third ODI between England and India at The Oval

08-Sep-2011•The Preview by Sahil Dutta

Bell building towards ODI future

Ian Bell thinks the India series is his chance to start making amends for what has been a lacklustre one-day career so far

05-Sep-2011•Andrew Miller

England's dominance reflected in player rankings

England's overwhelming success in the Test series against India has been reflected in the latest ICC player rankings

23-Aug-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Swann and Bell leave India with mountain to climb

Despite another session being lost to rain, and the best efforts of Rahul Dravid, England surged again at The Oval as India were left in tatters on 103 for 5 in reply to the hosts' massive 591 for 6

20-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Bell and Pietersen plunder India in record stand

Ian Bell and Kevin Pietersen, both with their second hundreds of the series, combined for a third-wicket stand of 350, England's second highest third-wicket stand

19-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Neal Abberley dies aged 67

Neal Abberley, the former Warwickshire opening batsman and influential batting coach, has died in hospital of a heart and lung condition aged 67

09-Aug-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Dhoni's move should set an example - Strauss

Andrew Strauss hopes that MS Dhoni's gesture to allow Ian Bell to resume his innings following the controversial run-out, at tea on the third day at Trent Bridge, will prompt other captains to uphold the spirit of cricket.

01-Aug-2011•Andrew McGlashan at Trent Bridge

Teams agree right decision was made

England's Sunday centurion Ian Bell admitted to making a 'naive' error he hoped he would never repeat after he was - temporarily - run out just before tea

31-Jul-2011•Sharda Ugra at Trent Bridge

Bell recalled after bizarre run-out

The contentious run-out of second-innings centurion Ian Bell at the stroke of tea that threatened to erupt into the biggest controversy in the series was overturned during the break

31-Jul-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

England's batsmen flatten India on 417-run day

At stumps England led by 374 with four wickets in hand, having scored 417 runs in the day, and India's chances of winning or saving the match were slim

31-Jul-2011•The Report by George Binoy

Fletcher a 'massive plus' for India - Bell

Ian Bell believes Duncan Fletcher will be a "massive plus" for India in the upcoming Test series as he makes use of his time as England coach

18-Jul-2011•Andrew McGlashan

'We were thoroughly outplayed' - Broad

One way for Stuart Broad to console himself after his first game as captain ended in a nine-wicket thrashing is that things can only get better from here

25-Jun-2011•Andrew McGlashan at Bristol

England chip away in victory hunt

Sri Lanka's top order made England work hard for their successes but the home side will be confident of securing a 2-0 series victory

19-Jun-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

'We'd run our race', admits Strauss

A lack of consistency cost England the right to push for victory in the second Test against Sri Lanka, according their captain Andrew Strauss

07-Jun-2011•Andrew Miller at Lord's

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