Only Australia and, first, New Zealand stand between England and fifteen Test match wins in a row. They begin their trip down the path to greatness in Dunedin on Tuesday.
Australia has recently bid farewell to both the Hussey brothers. Although it only ever really said hello to the one of them.
When the answer is Xavier Doherty, we sure as hell don’t want to know what the question is.
The whole world is arguing about Joe Root and Nick Compton. Or possibly playing Pokémon. Here we add our opinion on both these important topics.
Owing to a BCCI media blackout, we were unable to cover this Test match. So we’ve just assumed that Australia won it easily.
The book on winning in India has been written. But like most books set in India, it’s one that lots of people will probably buy and then never read.
51allout puts its serious hat on after coming across yet another supposed cricketing authority calling for Ian Bell’s head.
Tours to India may not be the voyages into the unknown that they once were, but it still helps to bring along a pallet or two of baked beans just in case.
The fact the Australian cricket team hit a rich vein of form the moment Shane Warne started picking fights with its management is probably a mere coincidence, but no less hilarious for that.
In the shadows of every success are the nearly men, those who might have contributed but just didn’t get the chance. We look at a few of these shady figures lurking around Team England.