Number one remains the aim

Isa Guha on 20 Nov

It has been an incredible experience being with the England squad in Bangalore for a ten-day training camp and I think the whole squad emerged as bett...

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Roll on 2009

Ian Martin on 10 Nov

While the rest of the cricketing world was watching the Stanford Super Series, those of us involved in disability cricket were reflecting on our busie...

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Plenty for England to build on

Rob Barnett on 05 Nov

The Stanford Super Series may not have ended as planned for England but it gave coach Peter Moores a useful assessment of his side’s progress in Twent...

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G'day from Australia!

Jenny Gunn on 30 Oct

On September 22nd I headed overseas as I boarded a plane to Australia. It was quite a short flight as this year I'm heading to Perth which meant a 16 ...

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Fours and sixes fall out of fashion

Justin Goulding on 28 Oct

‘Where have all the boundaries gone?’, has been a common refrain during the early stages of the Stanford Super Series.

For those whose introduction...

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England enjoy the serious business

Justin Goulding on 27 Oct

If you are struggling to get your head around the concept of England playing Middlesex in a Twenty20 match in Antigua, I suspect watching the coin tos...

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Stanford spins to win

James Coyne on 26 Oct

These days, it’s a safe bet that there’s far more spin in the corridors of British policymaking than there is in the West Indies cricket team.

But ...

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What have we gone and done?

David Clayton on 21 Oct

I am writing this blog after our meeting with one of our members, the architect Peter Thompson, who is responsible for advising us on the largest ever...

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