Cook ‘feels sorry’ for England captain Root over rotation policy
Alastair Cook has expressed sympathy for Joe Root, his successor as England’s Test captain, over a rotation policy he believes has left the current side “chasing their tail”.
Is Cook the greatest England player?
ECB salutes Alastair Cook after his retirement from international cricket. But is he the greatest ever England player?
Watch: Cook’s emotional presser
Alastair Cook addresses the media in an emotional press conference after his final ton to seal off his international career.
Watch: Cook hits emotional final ton
Alastair Cook hit an emotional century in his final ever innings for England in the fifth Test against India.
Cook falls as England lead passes 400
England batsman Alastair Cook mimicked South Africa’s Jacques Kallis by scoring a century in his final Test innings at The Oval on Monday.
Cook aims for swansong ton
Alastair Cook ended day three on 46 as he searches for a century in the final Test of his career.
Buttler helps tail wag against India
Jos Buttler continued his fine form for England with an undefeated 63 at lunch on day two of the fifth and final Test against India.
How not to drop Alastair Cook
Cook dodges the axe by retiring ahead of the fifth Test, writes Simon Lewis.
Smith congratulates Cook
Former Proteas captain Graeme Smith salutes Alastair Cook after his retirement from international cricket.
Cook’s teammates bid him farewell
Watch a tribute by the ECB for Alastair Cook after his retirement from international cricket.
ICC’s tribute to Cook
Watch the ICC’s tribute video to Alastair Cook after his retirement from international cricket.
Cook double-ton powers England
Alastair Cook’s stoic double-century helped England pass Australia’s first innings total of 327, to take a 164-run lead at the MCG.
Cook’s ton leads fightback
Alastair Cook’s 32nd Test hundred underpinned England’s fightback to end 135 runs adrift after day two of the fourth Ashes Test.
Anderson over Steyn in Cook’s XI
Alastair Cook has named Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers in his all-time XI, but has gone for James Anderson over Dale Steyn for his pace option.
Morkel dismisses Cook … again
Morne Morkel’s double dismissal of Alastair Cook in the third Test means that no other bowler has dismissed him more times in his career.
