Simon Hughes's Blog, page 10

Ashes 2013: Kevin Pietersen epitomises a lazy and careless England display against Australia in fourth Test

Simon Hughes: England batsman went at Lyon with contempt but the innocuous Australian won out in the end.
       

Goal-line technology in football will avoid the pitfalls suffered by cricket - because no humans are involved

Goal-line technology will allow football to benefit from 12 years of trial and error in cricket and tennis.        

The Ashes 2013: England pair Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott rumbled by Australia

Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott are enduring a difficult time in the Ashes series against Australia.        

Ashes 2013: Graham Onions can bring different taste to similar attack

Simon Hughes: England should select the Durham bowler who knows Chester-le-Street inside out.        

Ashes 2013: players are now exploiting flaws in Decision Review System

Changes are afoot over the use of DRS and they can't come quickly enough, writes Simon Hughes        

Ashes 2013: Australia's Michael Clarke pays price for ignoring Peter Siddle

Simon Hughes: captain is oddly reluctant to use his best bowler and on Sunday that flaw may have cost him the Ashes.        

Ashes 2013: Tim Bresnan and David Warner prove you don't always know when you edge ball

Batsmen often do not know themselves whether they have nicked the ball, argues Simon Hughes.        

The Ashes 2013: Australia captain Michael Clarke finds his feet to lead Graeme Swann a merry dance

Australia's captain finally gives the old dogs of war something to bark about, writes Simon Hughes.        

Ashes 2013: England have got Shane Watson in a position where he now expects to fail every time he bats

Thanks to James Anderson, Australia's key batsman is now a tortured soul who has failed to adapt his technique to stop a stream of lbw decisions going against him.        

Ashes 2013: Joe Root's assured innings proves selectors were right to drop Nick Compton

England selectors made a big call dropping Nick Compton - but Joe Root has already repaid their faith.