Neil Pickup - ARTICLES

Former Indian coach John Wright has strongly criticised the selection committee, following the end of his four-year tenure

A brace of centuries from the South African openers placed them firmly in control after the West Indies collapsed on day 2 in Barbados

The England Cricket Board today launched their four-year strategy, at the centre of which are incentives to limit “Kolpak” signings

Makhaya Ntini recorded a career-best 7 for 37 in Trinidad, devastating the West Indian lower order as home hope rapidly turned sour

A ninth Test century from Graeme Smith shifted the Second Test’s balance of play firmly in the South Africans’ favour at Port-of-Spain

The Cable & Wireless versus Digicel contretemps concluded, the focus returned to on-pitch matters in Trinidad. Lara was back…

Another month passes, and already this year has run a quarter of its course. A month dominated by two men batting on the subcontinent.

Under a sultry sky at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium at Bangalore, Pakistan transformed a double early morning setback into glorious success

Sachin Tendulkar fell to a umpiring error from Steve Bucknor in the dying overs of the day as Pakistan kept their victory chances alive

Virender Sehwag’s ninth Test century was the cornerstone as India’s batting impressed, whilst Pakistan’s bowling didn’t, on Day Three.