Success in New Zealand and their qualified failure in India have yielded a novel conundrum for England. Along the way, this winter they exchanged wicketkeepers in one-day cricket.

View From the Middle: Potentially, in the future, you're going to get two styles of cricketers

Captain Alastair Cook has laid down the challenge to his one-day international colleagues to book their place for this year's Champions Trophy by excelling against New Zealand.

Bowler has been out for six weeks

Redknapp rattled by transfer 'war'

Warwickshire are set to announce Ottis Gibson as their new director of cricket, a source close to the West Indies' coach has revealed. It is a coup for the county champions and a blow for Caribbean cricket.

View From the Middle: I've spent a lot of time being bounced up and down the order. That can be disruptive

Pietersen's relations with the ECB plummeted to an all-time low last year

Caddick recalls drama of 2002 when Freddie marked victory by shedding his shirt

History is against the tourists, who have won just 13 out 40 ODIs away to India

England are moving into their final days as a team with only one coach. They are leading the way in the approach to the all-consuming international game in the 21st century.

The former England seamer recalls a tough and talented Ashes opponent

England accept there is too much international cricket for one man to manage successfully

In an age when T20 is king, he bats to the rhythms of an earlier generation