Find the one fact in this list that isn't unimpeachably true

The Lord's Test was many things. Among them, it was useful for educating the next generation in the delights of Test cricket

The teams visiting England this summer hold the blueprints for rapidly returning from the depths of underachievement. Cook & Co will hope to sneak a peek

The facts show he was terribly ineffective in the six Tests of their last 12 that England ought to have won

A comprehensive Barbados review, with nuggets of statistical splendidness

A tweak here, a tweak there and voilà - a better World Cup for all

And the second question in our pulsating, if glacially slow, quiz on England's series in the West Indies

And a quiz on how best England's performance in the West Indies can be described

And other lessons from the World Cup - specifically from the final

Too many ducks spoil the, innings? New Zealand's challenge was hampered by too many of their batsman failing to trouble the scorer. A record they could have done without on the biggest stage

Ignore the stats, remember the stats and, if all else fails, offer a sacrifice to the gods

It is a question that has mystified teams of late, but herewith the answer finally

And other lessons learned from the quarter-finals, including the fact that the waist is a philosophical concept

Shahid Afridi signed off his ODI career with a 15-ball autobiography of an innings - one last display of the average made extraordinary

The depth and strength of a team's or a player's belief cannot be accurately measured but it has certainly emboldened India's World Cup challenge

Just how did Sri Lanka manage to lose? They ticked nearly every box required for victory, and put up all the right numbers

Selectorial wizardry and logic decoded

This Bangladesh isn't the side that collapses in a heap at the first signs of pressure. This Bangladesh is the side that can challenge till the end, if not yet beat, the very best

Not a player or a team, South Africa have had a far more formidable foe in World Cups

It's a World Cup, for crying out loud