Graham Gooch

An analysis of how well or poorly the leading Test batsmen started and finished their illustrious careers

They revolved in two separate orbits before the Tiger Moth incident got them to collide into one another. The aftermath defined modern English cricket

As far as Graham Gooch is concerned, the best of Alastair Cook is yet to come

Graham Gooch has hailed England's back-to-back Test wins in India as a "monumental achievement"

The efforts of the England captain, with perhaps his finest innings, alongside Matt Prior may not save the opening Test but they will give the team belief for the rest of the series

After another chastening day, the alarm bells that sounded for England in the UAE are now roaring in their ears as their fallibility on slow, low pitches becomes evident again

Graham Gooch, England's batting coach, admitted that Kevin Pietersen's retirement from international limited-overs cricket has opened up a big hole

Older, wiser, more sober, Marlon Mark 3 has traded in some of the flash and impetuosity of his younger self to good effect. Might the captaincy be next?

With change in the air for England's batting line up, ESPNcricinfo runs the rule over the men waiting in the wings

Graham Gooch, England's batting coach, has jumped to the defence of his embattled captain Andrew Strauss as doubts intensify about his international future

Graham Gooch has been appointed as England's full-time batting coach, after previously working with the team on a part-time basis

Saeed Ajmal's warning that he is about to unleash his new mystery delivery, Shane Warne style has not left England's batting coach, Graham Gooch

Graham Gooch, the former England batsman, has stepped down as Essex batting coach to focus on his England role

Graham Gooch has been made England's permanent batting coach after the success of his consultancy role with the national side

It's not often that a team's challenge can be written off inside 26 overs, but India's performance on a rain-hit first day at The Oval was apathetic beyond compare

English cricket used to be about lone talents shining forth despite the chaos of the system. Now, though, it's all about the collective

In the game against England, the World Cup newbies fell afoul of the new, supposedly fairer, rain rule

Graham Gooch, England's batting coach, believes that the current squad has the character and ability to go one better than the teams he was involved with during his playing days

England's batting coach, Graham Gooch, believes that the leadership partnership of Andrew Strauss and Andy Flower has instilled in the squad a competitive edge that has been lacking on previous tours of Australia