Mendis has been decoded

Everyone talks about Kevin Pietersen and his problems against slow left-armers but following Andrew Strauss' dismissal to Welegedara in the second innings at Lord's, Nasser Hussain in the Daily Mail reckons the England captain has clearly got an

Alastair Cook, England's ODI captain, has come in for criticism for his style of play in the shorter format and some of that has been unfair, writes Stephen Brenkley in the Independent on Sunday

On bbc.co.uk , Jonathan Agnew says Jonathan Trott is the best No

Nasser Hussain, writing for the Daily Mail , says Matt Prior's tantrum that resulted in a shattered glass window at Lord's, is the kind of thing that happens all the time in cricket

England's victory in the final ODI against Sri Lanka showed that their spluttering batting order is still missing a few parts

After Kevin Pietersen was again dismissed by a left-arm spinner on the fourth day in Cardiff, Vic Marks' verdict, in the Guardian , is that he has developed a mental block

Was it Trott trying to recreate a scene from The Omen

David Lloyd, writing in the Daily Mail , on Ajantha Mendis' variations, Jonathan Trott's unending innings, the incentive for left-arm spinners to make a comeback this summer and more.

Andrew Strauss has big aspirations for his men but the Lord's Test exposed a lack of ruthlessness, says Stephen Brenkley, writing in the Independent .