West Indies v England, 3rd ODI, Antigua

Third spin battle to decide series

ESPNcricinfo previews the deciding one-day international between West Indies and England in Antigua

Preview - Samuels could return | Video preview - Young guns need to step up | Spectators deserve a better pitch | Gayle warning to England | #politeenquiries | Crossword | Switch Hit - The Art of Captaincy

Flower to groom cricket's leaders

Coaching innovation also part of new role

Bopara, Broad survive tricky chase

Scorecard | Report - Parry takes three on debut | Video report | Dobell: Bopara and Parry give cause for optimism | Plays - Bravo's nasty blow from Broad | Gallery | Croft: Dismal batting performance

Bell answers England SOS

Batsman will join up in Barbados for T20s

Prolific Robson completes Lions' job

Scorecard | Report - Five winter tons advance Test claims | Woakes delight at team and personal gains

Bravo and Sammy inspire WI win

Scorecard | Report | Video report - England's damage self-inflicted | Lumb grabs gifted opportunity | Plays - New Sirs complete Knights XI | Gallery | Croft - Sammy muscled the bowling everywhere

Yorkshire pray for England miracle

Poor Test attendances deepen debts to £26m

England better without KP - Prior

Wicketkeeper says Cook 'a phenomenal cricketer' | KP bites back at Prior

Can the cricket coach be king?

Ed Smith: The role is still evolving, but it's unlikely it'll become the centrepiece of the narrative like in football

The perils of data-driven cricket

Tim Wigmore: For all his triumphs as England coach, Andy Flower got the balance between trusting people and numbers wrong

'Keeping is the most rewarding job on the park'

Chris Read talks about his Test call-up, playing alongside his hero, and breaking a bat during his maiden first-class hundred

Demented and orgasmic gesticulations

Rewind: How Viv Richards' over-the-top celebrations and a commentary row blighted the 1990 Barbados Test

South African time

Brian Carpenter: Cricket is a game of conjunctions, of ironies, of veiled resonances. Consider the careers of Hashim Amla and Kevin Pietersen

'I didn't ever break a finger, but now they're a bit crooked'

Bob Taylor talks about finally getting his England chance, stumping Miandad, and keeping at Lord's aged 45

The tradesmen

ESPNcricinfo XI: A Barber, a Cook, an Engineer and other cricketers whose names are also professions. By Steven Lynch