Duncan Fletcher

The Indian coach has been roasted after the team's recent below-par performances. But is the criticism fair?

The India coaching staff, comprising the trio of Duncan Fletcher, Trevor Penney and Joe Dawes has received the "wholehearted" support of the BCCI in the wake of raging criticism in the media recently

Duncan Flethcer hardly interacts with anyone except his bosses and the players, and the players have always been full of praise for him without being able to articulate how exactly he helps

England's best sporting moments have mostly come when they have been cast in the role of the scrapping underdog. That has changed somewhat under Andy Flower, though not much

Duncan Fletcher, India's head coach, will join India A on their tour of South Africa, where they will compete in two unofficial four-day Test matches

India's coach has clearly not produced results, so how come he has got an extension?

Duncan Fletcher has been handed a one-year extension to his term as India coach

MS Dhoni has left his future as captain in the selectors' hands, but he has also said he won't run away from the responsibility

Harsha Bhogle, Rahul Dravid and Sanjay Manjrekar discuss MS Dhoni and Duncan Fletcher ahead of two big home assignments

India's coach seems a far cry from the combative professional who took England to the top

Rahul Dravid has called for giving more powers to India coach Duncan Fletcher, and for the role of the national coach to be made more hands-on and accountable

Duncan Fletcher under whose watch India have lost five straight away Tests and are struggling at the end of the first day of the sixth, would not say if he felt the Indian batsmen are doing badly, but hoped they would click together

Duncan Fletcher, the India coach, has said an early arrival in Australia for some of his players coupled with two warm-up games should be sufficient for the team to acclimatise to conditions

Nasser Hussain looks at the challenge ahead of his former coach, his own experience as a British Asian captaining England, and how to balance cricket's three formats

They arrived as the world No. 1 team but will end the series embarrassed and, in all likelihood, whitewashed

The groundwork which enabled England to reach No. 1 in the Test rankings was put in place before the new millennium

The second part of England's rise to No. 1, from 2005 to 2011

For the players of both sides this series may not be the ultimate match-up, but there is more than enough potential for it to develop into a contest worth top billing

Ian Bell believes Duncan Fletcher will be a "massive plus" for India in the upcoming Test series as he makes use of his time as England coach