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Watson faces challenge from Marsh

Mitchell Marsh's batting record does not scream "Test match top six", but if he grabs his chance in the UAE, he might just challenge Shane Watson for a long-term position.

09-Sep-2014•Brydon Coverdale

Morgan stokes fires of imagination

The Edgbaston T20 reinforced Eoin Morgan's credentials as the fulcrum of England's limited-overs cricket. Approaching his peak, is it time they made him their World Cup captain as well?

08-Sep-2014•David Hopps

Australia pick everyone

Australia's selectors have rewarded form and chosen a good squad for the Tests against Pakistan but the real challenge will be finding a balanced XI

08-Sep-2014•Brydon Coverdale

Australia seek their own Herath

With his success on the domestic circuit and a style similar to Rangana Herath, Australia will hope Steve O'Keefe can emulate the Sri Lankan spinner during the UAE tour

08-Sep-2014•Brydon Coverdale

Moeen abuse shows cricket's dark side

The booing of Moeen Ali at Edgbaston revealed the ugly side of sporting rivalry and suggested intolerance remains in the UK. It should not be ignored

07-Sep-2014•George Dobell at Edgbaston

SA hone their skills of dominance

South Africa still have a few questions to answer before the World Cup, but the win in the triangular series has boosted their preparations and shown that they have the right personnel in place

07-Sep-2014•Firdose Moonda

Zimbabwe exceed expectations

Playing with a sense of industriousness, Zimbabwe belied bleak pre-season predictions and brought the fans back to the grounds

07-Sep-2014•Firdose Moonda

England abuse hints at deep malaise

An alarming portion of the British Asian population not only does not cheer for the English team, it rejoices in abusing and ridiculing those from their own background who succeed

04-Sep-2014•Kishan Koria

Cook at centre of England tangle

With their one-day plans in a familiar mess six months out from the World Cup, questions abound on England's priorities and strategy

04-Sep-2014•David Hopps at Headingley

Ton ends Rahane's sleepless nights

The one-day series was threatening to continue the trend of Ajinkya Rahane not building on his starts, but then he sped towards a maiden hundred which helped ease his concerns

04-Sep-2014•Sidharth Monga

England ponder one-day puzzle... again

Peter Moores admits England have to work fast ahead of the World Cup but there is an all-too-familiar sense of chaos about their planning

01-Sep-2014•George Dobell

Tweaks on action paying off for Ashwin

Having worked on his action during his time out of the side, R Ashwin has achieved encouraging results with a more side-on release

01-Sep-2014•Sidharth Monga

Rahane must shake off 'soft' tag

With India in trouble against the new ball in Cardiff, India's No.4 played an important role in steadying the innings but, not for the first time, fell with his job only half done

28-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga

Hales in as England attempt subtle evolution

England's selectors have given Alastair Cook their backing and he will have a new opening partner as the focus turns to a marathon of one-day cricket culminating in the World Cup

24-Aug-2014•David Hopps in Bristol

Was dropping Brendan Taylor warranted?

While Zimbabwe coach Stephen Mangongo's uncompromising approach that will keep people on their toes is something to be lauded, the question remains, does Brendan Taylor's recent run of form justify him being left out of the eleven?

22-Aug-2014•Firdose Moonda

Captaincy helps Vince stand tall

When you take over the captaincy of a side with an outstanding T20 pedigree it can come with significant pressure, but James Vince has taken to the role with aplomb in a season where his England credentials have risen

21-Aug-2014•Alan Gardner

A good step but much more needed

Ravi Shastri has plenty of cricketing nous and can help jolt players out of their comfort zones, but his appointment should be the first of many decisions for the BCCI

20-Aug-2014•Sidharth Monga

From beach to Blast for Pietersen

To seek to exist as a T20 specialist is the most precarious of occupations. Cricket is not like the movies where Harrison Ford can still get the girl even though he is in his 70s

20-Aug-2014•David Hopps

Moores' standing lifted by fightback

The team environment is, in victory or defeat, now more relaxed and, as a consequence, the players are more likely to produce their best form

18-Aug-2014•George Dobell

A fitting swansong for Jayawardene

Mahela Jayawardene's farewell innings was not his most fluent, but at the end of it all, there was no wistful lingering or sentimentality - just a typically restrained acknowledgement of an exhilarating ride

17-Aug-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando at the SSC

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