James Anderson has admitted he would like the Ashes to start right away so that he could continue his match-winning Test form

The defeat in the second Test, completed quarter-hour after lunch yesterday, was as swift, embarrassing and emphatic and brought about by the same factors as those at Headingley in 2000 and 2007

This series hasn't been Chris Gayle's finest hour. He turned up 48 hours before the first Test, spent a lot of time complaining about the cold and, to cap it all, said he wouldn't mind if Test cricket didn't exist. So, in many respects, he got what he des

As West Indies slumped to a series defeat, Caribbean ire has been as high as the jubilation a few weeks ago