Simon Hughes's Blog, page 28

Cricket World Cup 2011: India v South Africa, match report

South Africa (300-7) beat India (296) by three wickets Robin Peterson carries South Africa over the line despite Sachin Tendulkar ton.

Cricket World Cup 2011: England's erratic performances are due to mental fatigue

Andrew Strauss's side are definitely the most jaded team at the World Cup which was never a priority.

Simon Hughes: memo to England's James Anderson and Co: where were the yorkers?

Simon Hughes: England put the ball just where Kevin O'Brien wanted it.

Cricket World Cup 2011: how England captain Andrew Strauss mastered one-day cricket with help of golf swing

Exclusive: England captain explains why one-day batting is at new level.

Simon Hughes: England captain Andrew Strauss silences the doubters in 2011 Cricket World Cup tie with India

Before Sunday there were many people who still had reservations about Andrew Strauss as a one-day batsman. Those people will be silent now.

Twenty20 cricket has had a damaging effect on Australia

Australia's most potent bowlers, Shaun Tait and Dirk Nannes, only play T20
having declared themselves unavailable for Test cricket.

The best of Analyst at the Ashes

The best moments of Simon Hughes's Analyst at the Ashes series.

The Ashes: England's flawless fielding was epitomised by selflessness of Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott

Simon Hughes: agility and athleticism sets new benchmark.

The Analyst at the Ashes - Sydney Day 5

Video: Simon Hughes joins in with England's Sydney celebrations.

The Ashes: The difference between the teams is England's resilience with the bat and exceptional skill with the ball

The difference between the teams is down to England's resilience with the bat,
and their exceptional skill with the ball.