Michael Vaughan's Blog, page 23

Ashes 2013-14: Australia captain Michael Clarke’s funky fields are fine. He just can’t beat Alastair Cook's England

Michael Vaughan: Australia captain must prove he can do more than innovate, while Alastair Cook needs to be more aggressive to hold on to Ashes

The Ashes 2013-14: Australian mind games betray their lack of confidence against England

Michael Clarke's attempt to disrupt England by "annoucing" Test team betrays lack of faith his his team can win Ashes, says Michael Vaughan.

After South Africa's ball-tampering against Pakistan let bowlers use finger nails to make ball swing

Michael Vaughan says Pakistan have every right to feel victimised - Faf du Plessis's punishment is a clear case of double standards.

Dropping Jonny Bairstow for the Ashes tour will give the England squad Ballance

The selectors need to make some hard calls on fringe players for Australia tour, writes Michael Vaughan.

Ashes summer: 10 key moments, England v Australia

Michael Vaughan: as Australia's tour ends, here are the most significant episodes from their trip.

Matthew Hoggard was called the shop-floor steward but he was England's most important man

Michael Vaughan: I used to tell Hoggy he was shop-floor worker but for me he was most important man.

Ashes 2013: last day incidents must serve as a warning to England ahead of the next series in Australia

Michael Vaughan: England will live down Oval pranks if they keep on winning, but that will soon change if they start losing.

Ashes 2013: Alastair Cook has been superb in latest series against Australia - now England must rest their captain

Michael Vaughan: Alastair Cook has been crucial to Ashes victory but he must skip one-day series to avoid burnout.

Ashes 2013: England will win the series 4-0 now but Australia will be devastated

Michael Vaughan: If only Cook's side could play like this all the time but Australia will kick themselves.

Ashes 2013: Michael Vaughan: England need to be bolder on the field and more savvy off it

Michael Vaughan says England need to sell the game better and deliver a brand of cricket everyone wants to see.