John Stern

The bigger picture

English cricket, a generation on, is unrecognisable from the short-termist, revolving door mentality that bedevilled teams through the '80s and '90s, says John Stern

11-May-2006•John Stern

Cricket's apocalyptic vision

Trescothick's situation - however it may have been presented to the public - highlights cricket's apocalyptic vision.

13-Apr-2006•John Stern

More questions than answers

England's miracle in Mumbai might have seemed like a glorious end to a testing Asian winter but in truth it asked more questions than it answered

29-Mar-2006•John Stern

When Tendulkar made Udal's day

For one man immortality, for another the ultimate sign of mortality. Shaun Udal will dine out on this moment for the rest of his life. Sachin Tendulkar will prefer never to speak of it again

22-Mar-2006•John Stern in Mumbai

The chasing pack

John Stern says the three-way battle to try and be No. 2 behind Australia is turning into a fight worth watching

16-Mar-2006•John Stern

Opportunity knocks

John Stern on how one man's heartache is another man's Test debut

02-Mar-2006•John Stern

Caught in the spin cycle

John Stern on England's stopgap approach to finding their next spinner

19-Jan-2006•John Stern

Recapturing Troy

John Stern on how the Australians learnt to be a bit more English in their approach

15-Dec-2005•John Stern

An opportunity squandered

The question of the summer, "Do you have any Ashes tickets?", has given way to autumn's inquiry, "Do you know England's tour schedule in India?"

27-Oct-2005•

D is for Denial

You can't have it both ways. Either the Super Series one-dayers have been the most sodden of damp squibs or the ultimate symbol of Australia's supremacy

12-Oct-2005•John Stern

Are Australia still the best?

So are Australia still the best Test side in the world? If they win the Super Series, you can bet that Ricky Ponting will not be backward in coming forward to reaffirm his team's pre-eminent status

29-Sep-2005•John Stern

A great chance to tap a gold mine

If Andrew Flintoff is to emerge properly from the shadow of Ian Botham then he will have to remain on Planet Edgbaston, or somewhere in its proximity, for the best part of the next five years

25-Aug-2005•John Stern

The new Botham v the old Flintoff

If Andrew Flintoff is to emerge properly from the shadow of Ian Botham then he will have to remain on Planet Edgbaston, or somewhere in its proximity, for the best part of the next five years

10-Aug-2005•John Stern

A tricky place to understand

John Stern on England's aversion to Lord's

21-Jul-2005•John Stern

The PlayStation generation grows up

John Stern on the growing maturity of England's cricketers

07-Jul-2005•John Stern

No laughing matter

Ricky Ponting made history this week as the first Australian cricket captain to 'laugh off' a 100-run defeat by England.

15-Jun-2005•John Stern

The tap which opened the floodgates

The tapping up controversy in English cricket

02-Jun-2005•John Stern

Eyes on the ball, and the prizes will follow

No-one denies the right of professional cricketers to earn decent money or indeed indecent money in a free market, but when the playing of the game becomes secondary to the pursuit of cash, the plot has been lost

28-May-2005•John Stern

It's up to county cricket to fill the Ashes void

Moaning about the intrusive expansion of sporting seasons is up there with policemen getting younger and exams getting easier as one of Middle England¹s favourite hobbyhorses

28-May-2005•John Stern

Botham's beef is beside the point

John Stern on the astonishing influence of Ian Botham

18-May-2005•John Stern

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