MacLaurin says England should scrap tour

The former England and Wales Cricket Board chairman believes the security of players cannot be guaranteed in India

England edge towards return to India

Confidence grows that two-Test series will go ahead despite terror attacks in Mumbai, with Mohali offered as new venue

Cricketers find an ally in Le Saux

Former Chelsea captain, who once refused to fly to Tel Aviv on safety grounds, empathises with Stephen Harmison and Co.

England offered revised India schedule

Indian officials say the ECB has agreed with their decision to move Test matches to Chennai and Mohali after terror attacks

Croft admits India tour regret

Spinner reveals his regret at pulling out of a previous tour of India but says ECB will make right decision on whether to return

Swann agonises over return to India

The England off spinner was certain to make his Test debut but the recent terror attacks have changed his thinking

Safety first for England's return to India

Security will be the only question that matters as Kevin Pietersen's men decide whether to go back to the sub-continent

Haddin hundred puts Australia in control

The Australia wicket-keeper's maiden Test century gave his side a 230 run lead over New Zealand at stumps on third day

England's top players may not return

Hugh Morris says England will be going back to India if it is deemed safe to do so - but it may not be a first-choice side

India tour to Pakistan in doubt

India's government has refused permission to send a team to Pakistan early next year following the deadly Mumbai attacks

Sir Ian Botham's faith, hope and charity

A week before the bombings, Ian Botham took time out from commentating to support the Magic Bus charity in Mumbai

Indian dreams wrecked by bullets and bombs

The attacks in Mumbai have put Twenty20 plans and the proposed Pakistan tour in January in serious doubt

England face ultimate test

A sympathetic understanding of why England's cricketers left does not prevent me from believing they should return

The show must go on, say England

If, as they flew home yesterday, the England players felt under pressure to return, that is because they were

Gower: 'I know the feeling of a captain under siege'

The 1984 England team went ahead with their tour of India following the murder of Indira Gandhi and defied the gunmen

England divided by plea to resume tour

Players will be free to opt out even if England send a cricket team back to India following favourable security advice

Mike Hussey puts Australia in charge

Australia finish day two of the second Test on 240 for three, with Hussey unbeaten on 69, chasing New Zealand's target of 270 all out

Pietersen leaves decision to players

Captain will not put pressure on any of his team to return to India after the Bombay terrorist attacks if they feel unsafe

Murder for starters: the bloody 1984 England tour

Bombay attacks have reawakened memories of another troubled trip

Willis: cricketers should go back

Former England captains insist the team should return to the sub-continent to play their scheduled Test matches