Nasser Hussain

Michael Atherton describes dramatic Rawalpindi victory as "one of England's finest-ever Test-match wins"

Anderson, Broad call for common sense to prevail after openers motor towards victory target

Backs Eoin Morgan's captaincy as Brendon McCullum enters frame as potential head coach

Atherton, Hussain and Vaughan lead calls for change of leadership

In nine completed Ashes tours since 1986-87, England have won one series and lost eight by thumping margins. But which have had saving graces, and which have been unmitigated shockers?

And who has gone scoreless in the most successive Test innings?

Twenty years on, Nasser Hussain, Mike Atherton, Graham Thorpe, Mohammad Yousuf and Waqar Younis look back at a famous England win

Featuring subcontinental heists, rollicking chases, and (sorry, we had to) that Gabba toss

Cricketers are now willing and eager to take inputs from the former cricketers in the commentary boxes

Graham Thorpe picks a team from among the best cricketers he played with

Fresh off an inspiring win in Pakistan, England headed to Sri Lanka in 2001, and proceeded to pull off an epic upset

ESPNcricinfo runs its eye over the stand-out candidates for the role that Andrew Strauss recently vacated

As Alastair Cook marks his final Test appearance with a fairytale century, we look back on five other farewells that could hardly have followed a better script

With temperatures hitting the mid-thirties, the challenge for the Lord's groundstaff has been to ensure there is enough moisture in the pitch to produce an even contest

Leading up to England's 1000th Test, we look at their high and low points against each of their nine opponents in the format

And which captain is a useless tosser?

If there's a problem with the Australian team's culture, Steve Waugh is as much to blame as any of the current players

It was carnage at Christchurch when Nathan Astle sent England's bowlers all over the park and set the record for the fastest double-century

When England snatched the 1998-99 Boxing Day Test from Australia's firm grasp