Andrew Strauss

Andrew Strauss, newly in place as England's director of cricket, has seemingly ended Kevin Pietersen's international career for a second time by ruling out a recall on the grounds of a lack of trust

"I want my England place and I think I deserve my England place." Kevin Pietersen wasted no time in stating his case after a spectacular, unbeaten triple-centur

Andrew Strauss now faces a challenging task as an administrator: of shaping the same sort of success he achieved as a player

Peter Moores has been sacked as England head coach after just over a year into his second stint in the job. The decision is the first for Andrew Strauss, who has been appointed as the new director, England cricket.

It is time to empower the England coach to take full responsibility for the team: either back Peter Moores or sack him

Barry Richards, Justin Langer, Graeme Smith and Andrew Strauss on life at the top of the order

Andrew Strauss has confirmed he would be interested in succeeding Paul Downton in the role of director of England cricket

ESPNcricinfo runs the rule over those in the frame for the director of England cricket role to be created by the ECB

The ECB has compiled a shortlist of three candidates to replace Paul Downton in the rebranded role of director of England cricket

Records, redemption and ramifications: the consequences of five dropped catches that cannot be forgotten

Andrew Strauss was a key batsman in many of England's memorable wins (and draws), but it's unlikely you'll remember his contributions off hand

Former England captain Andrew Strauss has attempted to calm the troubled waters surrounding the release of Kevin Pietersen's autobiography by suggesting that the "madness" is damaging English cricket

Andrew Strauss, the former England captain, and an increasingly influential voice in cricket administration, has issued dire warnings about the survival of Test cricket

Andrew Strauss will recover from the indiscreet remark he made about Kevin Pietersen, but his image won't be entirely as it was

Stuart Broad has suggested that Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Strauss should go for a quiet drink to resolve their differences.

Andrew Strauss has apologised unreservedly after a stray comment about Kevin Pietersen in the Sky TV box was inadvertently broadcasted

With Sri Lanka's attack, and what India will bring next month, a continued failure of Alastair Cook to recover something close to his best form will raise serious worries

Debate has continued to swirl around the sudden termination of Kevin Pietersen's international career, with Andrew Strauss citing a "total absence of trust" as the reason behind the ECB's decision

Criticisms of an over-reliance on data will sting Andy Flower, who must discover the more human side of analysis if he is to successfully develop the leadership potential of England's next generation