England will be held to account if preparation backfires - Agnew
England's decision not to send first-choice batters to pink-ball warm-up is a strange decision, writes Jonathan Agnew.
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Back off talented Bethell and let him learn game - Agnew
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England batter Jacob Bethell, who made 58 off 40 balls in defeat by South Africa, needs time and space to learn his trade, says Jonathan Agnew.
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England-India Test series best since 2005 Ashes - Agnew
The drawn series between England and India has been every bit as "compelling and competitive" as any Ashes series, says Jonathan Agnew.
No-one can stop Stokes overdoing it but himself - Agnew
Ben Stokes will not be told to limit his bowling, but must realise he needs to for the good of his England team, writes Jonathan Agnew.
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Ministry of Justice civil servants objected to the offloading of a £600million office block - because they did not want to lose their view of a park, former minister claims
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Lord Agnew told how he agreed to cancel the lease on the Ministry of Justice headquarters while he was trying to cut public sector waste on behalf of Boris Johnson 's government.
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