A job well done

England's Test series against Bangladesh could prove dangerous, not because the hosts are good, but because they are bad

They may have been worn down by failure but Bangladesh's story is also one of individual achievement in the face of much hardship

  The Railwayman's Inn on Station Road sounds like a thoroughly conventional boozer

Kevin Pietersen’s recent loss of form and travails against left-arm spin have been well documented, but Duncan Fletcher, the former England coach, writes in his Guardian blog that he believes the batsman has the necessary reserves to meet his

The temporary nature of Alastair Cook's tenure as England captain in Bangladesh makes it a delicate proposition, writes Stephen Brenkley in the Independent , but if he can tackle that now it will make it easier for him later on when a permanent