England should start preparing for the next World Cup and that means Andrew Strauss must go
Just after Christmas England were the World Twenty20 champions, had just won the Ashes and were on a high. We were not the best one-day side but we were not the worst and fancied our chances in the World Cup.
India, Sri Lanka and England are World Cup favourites
In his regular CricInfo ‘Bowl at Boycs’ feature, Geoff Boycott speaks on what made Paul Collingwood a special Test player and why the IPL will continue to rake in millions…
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.
GB’s Ashes thoughts – 4th test
Each day’s play reviewed by Geoff Boycott…
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…
England’s batsmen lucky to be playing in this era
Now that the dust has settled on the four Test series in South Africa it’s time to take a closer look at England’s performance. On the face of it drawing the rubber 1-1 is a good result but to be honest we could have lost it 3-1 and probably should have. We were lucky enough [...]
Strauss is naïve tactically
In his regular CricInfo ‘Bowl at Boycs’ feature, Geoff Boycott talks on Collingwood’s growth, Pakistan and captains, and the ball-tampering controversy at Newlands…
Ball-tampering row is much ado about very little really
If anyone needs their wrists slapping after this risible ball-tampering row, it is South Africa.
Haddin and Johnson should have been banned
In his regular CricInfo ‘Bowl at Boycs’ feature, Geoff Boycott discusses why England and South Africa need to take risks, and Ntini’s legacy…
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