Andy Flower

Flower, who will take over Andrew Strauss' duties for much of the season, also said there should be a review of the England Lions programme after poor results

Both the World XI coach and captain Faf du Plessis were effusive in their praise for the experiences they had in Lahore, and the security measures in place

The World XI captain spoke about how he initially wrestled with the idea of playing in Pakistan, before being put at ease by the comprehensive security arrangements

Grant Flower talks about his playing days, the problems facing Zimbabwe's cricket, and whether brother Andy really is a "mood hoover"

Being consistently attuned to a bigger picture of the world beyond the cricket field has led Andy Flower to putting together a diverse and robust World XI squad to tour Pakistan in September

Faf du Plessis will be joined by four South African team-mates in party that includes representatives from seven nations

A World XI side, coached by Andy Flower, is set to play three T20s in Lahore after the PCB confirmed the tour

The power-hitters are breaking new ground. Meanwhile, bowlers are hampered in the development of their skills by a number of factors

How a high-density suburb in Harare pushed cricket in Zimbabwe across the racial divide

Also: the fastest outfielder to 100 catches, and most consecutive Test fifties by a keeper

Andy Flower believes that the success of England Lions in white-ball cricket this summer is the best evidence yet that the ECB's development system is doing its job

The first of a new series in which club players talk about their encounters with the gods

As assistant coach of Peshawar Zalmi in the inaugural Pakistan Super League, Andy Flower has dipped his toes into T20 franchise waters

Andy Flower, the former England head coach, has confirmed his involvement in the inaugural Pakistan Super League, and will join the Peshawar Zalmi franchise as their batting coach

The quality of pitches in English domestic cricket will have to improve if England are to enjoy more consistent success at international level, and avoid the sorts of spin-influenced defeats that they suffered against Pakistan in Sharjah, according to And

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

The flaws were still visible in England's win over Afghanistan but to blame the coach and the players does not go far enough

Two players, one black, one white, risked their lives and careers by wearing black armbands to protest injustice

The day in 2003 that two Zimbabweans took a political, and potentially dangerous, stand against their country's government