Andrew Strauss writes about the legacy of his former coach Duncan Fletcher in the Wisden Almanack. Read it in the Times

I defy any recent player to stand up and say he didn't learn anything from Duncan Fletcher, whether he played one Test or a hundred ... Prior to the 2005 Ashes series, Fletcher came up to me stating that he thought I needed to work on my method against Shane Warne. Being slightly pig-headed, I replied that rather than change anything before the series started I would prefer to see whether my technique worked first. I was running back for advice and guidance two Tests into the series.