Strauss's woes against left-armers continue

Chanaka Welegedera has had Andrew Strauss in trouble this tour, and that's part of a trend, says David Lloyd in the Independent on Sunday.

It is the captain's fallibility against left-arm pace that has attracted attention, mainly because one of the best of that particular breed, India's Zaheer Khan, will be shortly heading this way.

Paul Hayward, in the Guardian, echoes those thoughts.

Steve James, in the Daily Telegraph, however, says that Strauss's problem may not be as clear cut as many think.

What's holding back Stuart Broad? In comparison to the other England seamers this series, Broad has looked bland. Simon Hughes tries to figure out why, in the Daily Telegraph.

James Anderson has a couple of problems with the DRS, and though he is in favour of the system he has some observations and suggestions to improve its implementation. Read on in the Daily Mail.