Post Ashes, England are in great shape to dominate the game in all formats
For the first time in the modern era, England are in a position to establish a dynasty of Ashes dominance.
The World Cup will decide Ponting’s future
In his regular CricInfo ‘Bowl at Boycs’ feature, Geoff Boycott discusses the highs and lows of 2010, the players to watch out for in 2011, and England’s capability in the shorter formats…
GB’s Ashes thoughts – 5th test
Each day’s play reviewed by Geoff Boycott…
There was no reason not to go with the on-field umpire — Ian Bell was out
Technology is never going to be 100 per cent perfect. It can’t possibly get every single decision right.
The future is bright for England, and the best is yet to come from golden generation
England go to the Sydney Cricket Ground with a surfeit of what I would call “nice problems to have”.
GB’s Ashes thoughts – 4th test
Each day’s play reviewed by Geoff Boycott…
Arrogant Australia deserved their wretched Ashes result against England in Melbourne
A wonderful Boxing Day for English cricket, but not for Australian batting.
England must sort out batting flaws in order to bounce back against Australia in Ashes series
If the Australians have any brains they should try to produce a bouncy pitch in Melbourne for the Boxing Day Test.
GB’s Ashes thoughts – 3rd test
Each day’s play reviewed by Geoff Boycott…
Beating England in third Ashes Test with spin is a risk, but Australia must gamble in Perth
Modern-day teams are frightened to death of playing five batsmen and five bowlers but Australia have to take the risk because they need to win two out of three Tests to regain the Ashes.
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