Michael Vaughan's Blog, page 36

The Ashes 2010: Monty Panesar is logical backup for England, says Michael Vaughan

England's Ashes squad largely picks itself apart from one or two berths for players who may play a Test match if there are injuries.

Michael Vaughan: I am what I am due to Freddie Flintoff's one-off talent

Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, guided Andrew Flintoff to greatness and basked in reflected glory

Michael Vaughan: forget the one-day series, it's time to clean up the game

The one-day series against Pakistan must be in serious danger if the players at the centre of the fixing allegations are involved. England will not want to play against them and the public will be suspicious of anything out of the ordinary.

Michael Vaughan: England must keep faith with the Wizard, Eoin Morgan, for the Ashes

The one-day series against Australia has thrown up two Ashes markers, one for each team.

Michael Vaughan: match-fixing is the gravest threat to county cricket's credibility

Match-fixing in county cricket is now a real threat and the news that a senior county cricketer has been approached with the aim of fixing a one-day game this season could be just the tip of the iceberg.

ICC World Twenty20 2010: victory for England would be better than winning the Ashes

Victory against Australia to win the World Twenty20 would outstrip England's achievement of regaining the Ashes last summer.

Michael Vaughan: the day I caddied for Lee Westwood at Augusta

Masters fever begins on the flight to Atlanta. I travel with John Westwood, Lee's dad, and all the talk is about who's going to win and whether our man can pull it off. We are all staying in different houses on the same complex. We hire so many of the houses it looks like Brookside Close.

Michael Vaughan: England arrogant for not making Champions League deal with India

Not playing in the Champions League this year will be a hammer blow for county cricketers.

Michael Vaughan: ICC must pay to ensure no repeat of referral flaws

While I wholeheartedly believe that the Decision Review System is the right way forward for cricket, I admit that it has been flawed in this series.

Michael Vaughan: James Anderson can swing the fourth Test England's way

I have a good feeling about this Test match. I know England have been under the pump in two of the three games so far, but I still think that they look like more of a team than the South Africans.