English view

Flintoff and friends will shrink from the front pages soon enough, but the entire country should be grateful for the legacy they've left behind.

Jones's presence at The Oval next week will mark this England team out as the most stable Ashes side in more than 120 years

There have been rumblings of discontent from some of the counties about the decision to withdraw the England players from county cricket

England's cricketers did not sign up to be peace envoys, but in strange times, strange solutions present themselves

Should it be Thorpe or Pietersen for the Ashes?

'What's worse than a whingeing Englishman? Gloating Pommies

Are England really tougher opposition than the Australians?

One can only imagine the excitement in the Bangladeshi camp last night, as they sized up the challenge that awaits them today at Lord's. But what of the England team?

England's star players are right to be keeping their powder dry

England still remain some way short of matching Australia

Now there are plenty of wise souls out there who would warn me to wind my neck in and take stock of my senses, but all of a sudden, I really don't care

week, as they say, is a long time in politics

No awards ceremony is complete without a good travesty, and on Tuesday night at Alexandra Palace, the ICC dished up a beauty

Yesterday, Michael Vaughan was elected to a very select club, as he became only the 17th player to represent England in 50 Tests and 50 one-day internationals

England have become so adept at putting dishevelled sides in their places that, all of a sudden, the prospect of a first series win in South Africa for 40 years is becoming more attainable than anyone would ever have dared imagine

Is this the best team that England has ever produced

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

Andrew Miller on Nasser Hussain's legacy, and how Brian Lara could learn from it

Andrew Miller on Mark Butcher's misfortune, and the message it sends out to the rest of the team

It's time to take first-class cricket back to the shires, says Andrew Miller