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Rampaul: Making getting familiar with the 'home of cricket'.
Strauss poses with the ICC Test mace.

Strauss still enjoying captaincy

Andrew Strauss insists that his lack of runs has nothing to do with an absence of motivation to remain as England captain.

The Knight Riders had plenty to celebrate.

Mumbai butcher straightforward chase

Kolkata's decision to play three spinners paid dividends as they pulled off a surprising 32-run win over Mumbai at the Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday.

All eyes on...

Series predicitions: England v Windies

The general consensus has England winning two of their three Tests against the West Indies, and the wet weather ensuring a draw in the third, but what of Andrew Strauss' form, Jonny Bairstow's arrival and the visiting pace attack's frailties? Cricket365 staffers have more.

Jamshed - not going to Sri Lanka.

Pakistan lose Jamshed

Nasir Jamshed has been ruled out of Pakistan's tour to Sri Lanka after fracturing his left index finger.

The West Indian pace attack is the most exciting aspect of the series.

First Test preview: England v West Indies

In a series that is likely to be one-sided, the West Indian pace attack is the one element that could keep things exciting.

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soapboxWhat are England and the Windies looking for from their Test series at Lord's and surrounds? Peter May has some of the answers...

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Pitch reportTest match competition heads to the home of cricket, where England and West Indies will lock horns across an intriguing series opener this week...

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soapboxAs the England v West Indies series gets underway at Lord's, Cricket365 staffers set themselves up for ridicule by giving their predictions...

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SoapboxMark Ramprakash has gone off the rails recently, seemingly as the pressure of retirement grows. Tim Ellis ponders Ramps' predicament...