In-depth interview: Michael Vaughan
Michael Vaughan talks to BBC Radio 5 Live's Mark Saggers about life since standing down as England captain, and his hopes for getting back into the Test side. |
Cook rates Ashes above Stanford game
England opener Alastair Cook says that the $20m game against the Stanford Superstars is only about the money, and the players feel the Ashes or the Twenty20 World Cup are more important. |
Warne questions talk of England revival
Australia leg-spin legend Shane Warne talks to BBC Sport's Jacqui Oatley about Duncan Fletcher's involvement with Hampshire and England's chances against Australia in the next Ashes series. |
Stanford game still on - ECB Chairman
ECB Chairman Giles Clarke is hopeful the multi-million pound match between England and the Stanford Allstars will go ahead, despite a row over sponsorship. |
Harmison reflects on 'fantastic' year
Steve Harmison praises the work-rate of his Durham team-mates after they claimed their first-ever County Championship title win. |
Miller explains selection decisions
England selector Geoff Miller says the squad selection decisions for Test series against India in December were 'straightforward', but leaves the door open for former captain Michael Vaughan to return. |
