Dennis Amiss

Athers, Faf, McCabe, and even Mark Waugh? Which batsmen have hunkered down the best?

Forty years ago Clive Lloyd and Co arrived in England ready to forge reputations. They left having established legends

At The Oval in 1976, the bowler was Holding, the batsmen were history

Cricket has always been a dangerous sport, but since the tragic death of Phillip Hughes, the abyss appears closer than previously imagined

The Amiss awards for the first third of the World Cup - named for a batsman who knew a thing or two about courage and common sense

Also: the first five-for, hat-trick, tie, and hundred

After Darren Bravo's superb effort in Dunedin, a look at some other famous match-saving innings in Tests

Dennis Amiss talks about how joining World Series Cricket, at a time when his Test form had faltered, effectively ended his carreer with England

Thirty-five years ago, a weather-marred farce at The Oval

Dennis Amiss, the former England and Warwickshire batsman, has been formally retained as deputy chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board.

England's dogged, difficult-to-dismiss 1970s opener reflects on playing fast bowling, the Packer years, and running out Geoff Boycott

Kevin Pietersen had threatened to quit as England captain during the tour of India but was persuaded not to by ECB officials

How the other 24 beat Mark Ramprakash to the landmark

New Zealand climb a mountain against England, only to stumble near the summit

Jack Simmons, the chairman of Lancashire, has been appointed as the ECB chairman to succeed Dennis Amiss

Former Warwickshire chief executive Dennis Amiss has been confirmed as ECB deputy chairman, the England board has announced

Dennis Amiss, chairman of the ECB's international management committee, has said that Duncan Fletcher's position as a tour selector could be reviewed in the near future

Cricinfo takes a look back at other batsmen who have made bowling attacks shudder as they enjoyed memorable years

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket