Alastair Cook
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England suspected ball tampering by Australia at Perth, says Alastair CookAlastair Cook has admitted to suspicions among the England team of ball-tampering by Australia during the Ashes series
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Move Cook to No3 and look beyond Branderson: how England can regain AshesA new challenge could revitalise Alastair Cook, wildcards in squads can help find the X-factor and the exits of Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad must be staggered
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Alastair Cook and David Warner: two Test maestros playing to a different beat
Sportblog Alastair Cook and David Warner: two Test maestros playing to a different beat
Jason GillespieCook and Warner took very different paths to the top level of Test cricket but their performances in the fourth Ashes Test showed there is no one-size-fits-all route to success
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Bad Day Boof turns into Sad Day Smudge for Australia’s Ashes captainSteve Smith experienced a sudden bout of butter fingers on a draining third day for Australia’s main man at the MCG -
Alastair Cook feared England career might be over before double centuryAlastair Cook said he had been embarrassed by his performances before the double century in Melbourne that left Australia conceding that their hopes of inflicting another whitewash Ashes series are likely over -
Alastair Cook savours Ashes century but rues not hitting form much earlierEngland’s Cook was left with feelings of relief and frustration after his hundred on the second day at Melbourne ended a personal drought with the bat
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Joe Root braves Gabbatoir hostility but Alastair Cook’s woes worry EnglandThe England captain was greeted with a bouncer into the helmet – and genuine concern from Australia’s fielders – but the form of Root’s predecessor brings another headache -
Play VideoAshes: England struggle with the bat after Steve Smith scores century for Australia – video report
Alastair Cook was caught out in the fourth over of England's second innings after scoring just seven runs at the Gabba on Saturday
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Play VideoAlastair Cook: 'You wouldn't want to be the Australian side that loses at the Gabba' – video
Former captain Alastair Cook insists that 'records are there to be broken' as England look for a first win at the Gabba since 1986
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England room-mates Stoneman and Vince find rhythm in Ashes tour openerAlastair Cook and Joe Root failed against a second-string Western Australia XI, but the rest of the England batting lineup found a fair deal of rhythm and range
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Joe Root ‘extremely privileged’ to play with England history-makersJoe Root praised the relentless nature of his England side after they wrapped up the first Test with West Indies inside three days -
Alastair Cook masterclass was inspiring, says Ashes hopeful Dawid MalanDawid Malan says Alastair Cook’s ‘fantastic’ double ton inspired the England newcomer to compile his maiden Test half-century against West Indies -
Alastair Cook: Genius Joe Root is the best I’ve ever played withAlastair Cook praises Joe Root after England dominate the first day-night Test match against West Indies -
Cook and Root shine for England against West Indies in day-night TestCenturies from Alastair Cook and Joe Root put their side on top, 348-3, after West Indies took two early wickets in the first day-night Test in England
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England’s Tom Westley feels familiar admiration for defiant Alastair CookThe former England captain, Alastair Cook, was in authoritative form on the first day of the third Test against South Africa and will resume on 82 with sights on a 31st Test century



Could it be that Alastair Cook is a tricky co-pilot as a Test opener?