Verdict

It's not every day that a team reaches a final, even when it's the final of a three-team tournament

So England have been dumped out of their own one-day party

Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Lord's

It may have critics, but American ProCricket is not afraid of experimentation

When England get it right, it all looks so easy

After England's woeful batting performance against West Indies at Trent Bridge on Sunday, Chris Cairns rubbed his hands at the prospect of exploiting England's 'soft underbelly'

Last week, Michael Vaughan announced to the press that he wanted to bring an end to the era of the one-day specialist

One feature of living in a small country, with a small player-base, is that crises of performance and availability rear their heads more often than in larger countries

Emma John's verdict on the fourth day's play at Trent Bridge

Emma John's verdict on the third day's play at Trent Bridge

Emma John's verdict on the second day's play at Trent Bridge

Freddie Auld samples the atmosphere at Trent Bridge

Emma John meets the boys behind the blimp in the sky at Trent Bridge

Emma John's verdict on the first day's play at Trent Bridge

Andrew Miller's verdict

New Zealand verdict

The celebrations when West Indies finally won their first home Test in six attempts this season were muted, relief rather than joy

Andrew Miller's verdict

Andrew Miller's verdict

Andrew Miller's verdict