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 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…

Stuart Broad’s replacement must be the best wicket-taking bowler … and that is Chris Tremlett

England can lose this series only if they bat badly and suddenly become ill-disciplined or play flashy, chancy shots.

Woeful bowling and muddled thinking

Geoff Boycott reviews England’s two T20 matches in South Africa.

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    Geoffrey Boycott was a leading light in English cricket for a quarter of a century making over 48,000 runs and scoring 151 hundreds in an often controversial career with Yorkshire and England. After his distinguished peformances on the field he faced the biggest battle of his life – against cancer. He recovered to become an outspoken commentator on the game, his trenchant views on all aspects of cricket at home and abroad highly respected.

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