Duncan Fletcher

Duncan Fletcher has told the BBC that he has no regrets about the revelations regarding Andrew Flintoff's drinking in his autobiography

Cricketers turn chefs, Sajid Mahmood gets fined for smoking, and two famous right hands get some well-deserved recognition

Duncan Fletcher, the former England coach, has defended his decision to reveal Flintoff's drinking problems in Australia in his autobiography Behind the Shades

Former England coach Duncan Fletcher has slammed the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for organising an independent review of England's 5-0 Ashes defeat in 2006-07

Geoffrey Boycott has called Duncan Fletcher "a hypocrite" for his comments about Andrew Flintoff's drinking habits on tour

Ian Botham had an unhealthy influence on Andrew Flintoff and has long caused difficulties in the England set-up according to England's former coach Duncan Fletcher in the latest extract of his autobiography, Behind the Shades

Darrell Hair lost his temper and walked out of a meeting conducted by match referee Mike Procter on the evening of the fourth day of the infamous Oval Test, according to Duncan Fletcher, the former England coach

Further details about Flintoff's penchant for alcohol is expected to be revealed in Fletcher's new autobiography

Duncan Fletcher says Andrew Flintoff "let him down" with his drinking at the World Cup

India's search for a national coach has been reduced to a two-horse race. The Indian board has decided to call Graham Ford for discussions along with another foreign candidate, whose name they couldn't reveal since they hadn't been able to still ascertain

Clive Lloyd, the former West Indies captain, has said that he will try and convince Duncan Fletcher to take over the position as coach of West Indies

The BBC is claiming that Duncan Fletcher, who stepped down as England coach during the World Cup, did not resign in the way that the ECB presented to the media

Tom Moody, the Sri Lanka coach who was tipped by many to be the favourite to succeed Duncan Fletcher, has admitted he would have been interested in the role had the ECB approached him

Despite England's disastrous winter, and a limp performance in the World Cup, the departing England coach, Duncan Fletcher, insists the foundations have been laid to build a successful side

England may have nothing at stake in their last World Cup match against West Indies in Barbados tomorrow, but Michael Vaughan says they need to win for outgoing coach Duncan Fletcher

Duncan Fletcher has resigned as England's coach and will leave his post after their World Cup campaign is completed on Saturday

Bob Willis has demanded Michael Vaughan be axed as captain following the team's World Cup exit

One minute the World Cup is the worst show on earth, devalued by too many mismatches and too many minnows; the next, one of those minnows has grown teeth and started nibbling the ankles of the big boys. On Wednesday Bangladesh take on England in a non-eve