Michael Vaughan

Daniel Brigham looks back on England's thunderous Test series in South Africa in 2004-05, one of their most impressive overseas wins of all time

Michael Vaughan believes it is time to replace Moeen Ali with Adil Rashid in the England Test side and for Gary Ballance and Ian Bell to swap the places in the batting order as England prepare for the start of the Investec Ashes

It is time to empower the England coach to take full responsibility for the team: either back Peter Moores or sack him

England could do worse than appoint the outspoken, media-friendly former captain as their director of cricket

Peter Moores, England's head coach, has insisted he could work with Michael Vaughan despite their awkward relationship in the past

ESPNcricinfo runs the rule over those in the frame for the director of England cricket role to be created by the ECB

The ECB has compiled a shortlist of three candidates to replace Paul Downton in the rebranded role of director of England cricket

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Regardless of conditions and skill and Australia playing on a home venue, former England captain Michael Vaughan said the Sydney semi-final is a "50-50 call" because of a single factor. "MS Dhoni knows how to win World Cups and that goes quite a long way.

"It's not more than a 10% chance he'll play for England," Vaughan told the BBC. "He's had fallouts with the coach, he's had fallouts with the managing director, he has fallen out with Alastair Cook, the captain

Graeme Swann and Michael Vaughan have joined forces to condemn England's selection and strategy heading into the 2015 World Cup

The Professional Cricketers' Association has expressed "disappointment" at Michael Vaughan's comments regarding Jonathan Trott'

Remembering the glorious summer of 2005, when Hoggy, Harmy, Jonah, and Fred carried England to a rare state of euphoria

He has less than 100 runs in four Ashes innings - bringing to mind a number of England captains whose batting suffered when in charge

With a mix of David Gower, Graham Thorpe and Michael Vaughan, Joe Root can capture hearts and minds

How would a two-tier Test cricket system benefit the sport? Michael Vaughan makes his case

Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, believes that the current side have "a great chance" to win back-to-back series against Australia in 2013

Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, has called for Joe Root to open the batting on England's tour to New Zealand in March.

Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, believes Alastair Cook's wealth of experience at international level gives him a head start to the Test captaincy