Ned Vessey

“What we can do is appreciate how the two overs demonstrate just how much variation in approach can exist in Test cricket, and how going about the game in your own way can still yield results.” Ned Vessey calls time on the unhelpful comparisons being drawn between Jimmy Anderson and Freddie Flintoff.

“There is a growing awareness and understanding that cricket can no longer wither away.” As England get underway in Chennai, Ned Vessey delights over the return of Test cricket to terrestrial TV.

“There is certainly plenty of potential the English spin attack, notably in the form of Leach and Ali, but there is just as much uncertainty too,” argues Ned Vessey.

Ned Vessey tells you all you need to know about England’s upcoming tour of the subcontinent.

Ned Vessey speaks to BBC journalist Mark Mitchener about an uncertain future for women’s cricket.

To kick off Sport’s celebration of Black History Month, Ned Vessey fondly recounts Sir Viv Richards’ sparkling performance at Lords in the summer of 1984.