From the enemy camp

Sun, 27 February 2011

13:50

Michael Yardy not the answer for chastened English, writes Steve James in his column for the Telegraph...(read more)

In the same newspaper, former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott says India openers will cause mayhem unless England regain their discipline...(read more)

Lawrence Booth, from the Daily Mail, says that India clash will show if England can really cut it World Cup...(read more)

Cricket World Cup 2011's never-ending schedule matched only by its commentators who never know when to stop, writes Jonathan Liew in the Daily Telegraph...(read more)

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