Geoff Boycott

The two are unalike as batsmen, but they share a tendency to speak plainly, have complex, sensitive personalities, and have found themselves made scapegoats at times

Men like Geoffrey Boycott and Ted Dexter, who are still keen to be part of the cricket debate, part of the life of the game, are always worth listening to

The real characteristic of good players in form is not the immobility of the head but rhythm and poise

In 1972, on a surface utterly ruined by rain, the England opener played an innings wholly uncharacteristic of his usual batting

The nadir of Geoff Boycott's brief time as England captain came when he was deliberately run out by one of his own side

Yorkshire cricket's turbulent and colourful story - Boycott and all - is faithfully told in this new book

As the England opener showed, there are occasions when the score itself is less important than the way the runs are accumulated

The Decision Review System (DRS) should be made mandatory and India's resistance to the system must be overcome by a majority vote in the ICC, Geoff Boycott, the former England batsman, has said

Geoffrey Boycott believes England are ready for the challenge of taking on India, the world's No. 1 Test team, who arrive in the country next month for the start of a four-Test series

Geoffrey Boycott has hailed Mike Hussey's series-levelling efforts in the third Test as "textbook" and "magnificent"

Geoff Boycott has said the ECB needs to schedule County Championship games during the course of a home Test series to enable batsmen from the national team return to their counties and work on any weaknesses in the first-class format

Geoffrey Boycott has said the England board should pick Andrew Flintoff for matches only till the time he puts country ahead of any franchise or club

Andy Flower, the England coach, has defended Kevin Pietersen for his shot selection in Cardiff, and insisted the batsman would review his own performance and learn from the experience

Geoffrey Boycott calls on the England team management to reprimand Pietersen

Their comments came after Saeed Ajmal, the Pakistan offspinner was reported by the match officials for a suspect action over the doosra he bowled during the second ODI against Australia in Dubai on Friday

The perfect set-up, then the perfect kill. It was the most ferocious, exacting opening over by a bowler in a Test match

Leo McKinstry provides a balanced, nuanced view of one of cricket's most complex characters

How the other 24 beat Mark Ramprakash to the landmark

Players will be able to contest the on-field umpire's decision in the first Test between Sri Lanka and India in Colombo. A few reactions to the increased use of technology