John Emburey

New measures needed to identify and nurture spin-bowling talent, says John Emburey, after failure to compete in Ashes

England needed a daunting 91 off the last ten overs against West Indies. One batsman braved dehydration to cut the total down to size

John Emburey, the former Middlesex and England spinner, has revealed that he is suffering from a form of skin cancer and has undergone surgery on the condition

The performance by Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann in Mumbai was one of the greatest slow-bowling double acts in England's history

Twenty years ago this week Nelson Mandela was released from prison at the same time that South Africa was hosting one of cricket's most infamous tours

In January we featured an XI of players who had been barred from the game. Now, in the light of the five-year ban slapped on Shoaib Akhtar by the Pakistan board, here are some more who have been sent to the dog house

John Emburey, who parted company with Middlesex last month, has been appointed as coach to Ahmedabad Rockets, one of the two new franchises in the Indian Cricket League

John Emburey has left Middlesex to continue his career in coaching

Richard Pybus has left Middlesex less than six months after being appointed as their first-team coach

John Emburey has ended speculation that he was in the running for the role of India's coach

Graham Ford has turned down the Indian board's offer to coach the national side, opting instead to stay on as director of coaching at Kent County Cricket Club

Graham Ford, as expected, was appointed India's coach late on Saturday evening

The main protagonists arrived at the Park Sheraton in Chennai as the meetings to select India's next cricket coach got underway

Cricinfo does a head-to-head on the two contenders for the post of India coach

Unless something goes very badly wrong, Graham Ford is likely to be appointed India's next coach when the committee that's charged with making the decision meets with the prospective candidates at the Taj Coromandel hotel in Chennai on the evening of June

John Emburey, one of the contenders for the job of India's coach, admitted that he wasn't surprised when he was contacted by the BCCI

The announcement that John Emburey is to be interviewed in connection with the vacant job as India's coach will have raised more than a few eyebrows among the Middlesex faithful

Kent have given Graham Ford permission to travel to India after the former South African coach emerged as the frontrunner to take over the Indian coaching reins