Andrew Strauss

New measures needed to identify and nurture spin-bowling talent, says John Emburey, after failure to compete in Ashes

Andrew Strauss could face his "biggest decision", Pietersen warns, as old tensions are rekindled

England have been destabilised by Australian gamesmanship and need to find a solution

Andrew Strauss has said he would continue to back England's players after the Jonny Bairstow incident and does not believe an alcohol ban is necessary on tour

Andrew Strauss, MD of England cricket, wants England's players to make their own choices on and off the field. Now is the time to show they are up to the task

Holes in England's batting leave Joe Root facing "the biggest challenge an England captain will ever have" in attempting to win the Ashes in Australia

Ian Botham is "100% wrong" if he believes Paul Coughlin was lured to Nottinghamshire by promises of England selection, according to Andrew Strauss

On paper, they are an unassuming, unlikely bunch, but with unspectacular labour, they have been delivering results

Their metamorphosis after the low of the World Cup has been remarkable, to the point where they must be ranked as favourites for the Champions Trophy

Alastair Cook has admitted that he had "been to the well" too many times to carry on as England captain, as he spelled out his reasons for stepping down after a record 59 Tests in charge Speaking at Lord's on the day it was confirmed that Cook, 32,

Alastair Cook's decision to resign from the England captaincy stemmed from his reservations about "how much he had left in the tank", according to Andrew Strauss, England's director of cricket Speaking at Lord's on the day it was confirmed that Cook, 32,

Alastair Cook is expected to meet Andrew Strauss imminently - perhaps as early as this Friday - to discuss his future with an announcement expected to follow shortly afterwards

There are no immediate plans to change the captaincy of England's Test or limited-overs team, according to Andrew Strauss

Matthew Fleming looks to bring his adventurous playing style to his administrative role at the historic club, which is seeking to remain relevant in the 21st century

Eoin Morgan, and any other players still uncertain over whether to tour Bangladesh, have until Saturday to make up their minds, according to Andrew Strauss

The BCB president Nazmul Hassan has said that the board will provide security to players' family members, journalists and fans travelling from the UK for the series

Andrew Strauss, the director of England cricket, hopes that there will be an en masse decision to undertake the tour of Bangladesh

A desire to ensure the continued relevance of international cricket is at the heart of the ECB's decision to introduce a points system

An opening partnership sets the tone for the rest of the match. Presenting five epics