Duncan Fletcher

Duncan Fletcher, England's coach, was critical of his side's cavalierapproach to their innings after South Africa had bundled them out for 139on the opening day of the second Test at Kingsmead

Duncan Fletcher has spoken of his pride in England's performances over the past year, but is determined that the onset of the festive season will not distract his players

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Duncan Fletcher's achievements as England coach have been recognised with his induction into Britain's Coaching Hall of Fame

Duncan Fletcher, England's coach, will upset the purists with his latest theory: that his side should play fewer Test matches to make way for more one-day games

Andrew Miller on England's wicketkeeping conundrum, and its impact on the coaches

This autumn Duncan Fletcher will have been England coach for five years

Michael Vaughan and Duncan Fletcher led the tributes to Nasser Hussain, who today announced his retirement from the game

As the rain continued to fall, the frustration of everyone associated with this one-day series became clear to see

Duncan Fletcher has agreed a new contract that will make him England's longest-serving coach, and will formally put pen to paper in the next few days

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Who really runs the game

In an exclusive interview for the first edition of The Wisden Cricketer magazine, which goes on sale on Friday, September 19, Michael Vaughan has called for a restructuring of county cricket, in which the number of Championship games in a season

Duncan Fletcher has hit back at the criticisms of his management style

Nasser Hussain said today that criticism of his attitude during the second npower Test against South Africa was "absolute drivel"

Geoffrey Boycott has launched a scathing and wide-ranging attack on the state of English cricket, in an interview on Radio Five Live

Gary Kirsten On Graeme Smith: People need to take a look at this guy

After pounding England into submission with a masterly century, Graeme Smith took the battle off the field, firing thinly veiled salvos at Nasser Hussain in a press conference

Duncan Fletcher, England's coach, is far from happy with his team's schedule, complaining that the balance between playing and time spent practising is not right