I think we have to try to be as annoying as we can, and take points off Australia to give ourselves an opportunity of the big prize at the end of it.

We actually had a barbecue that Sunday, ... I was out in the garden while a lot of the other blokes were inside watching the cricket on TV. Every now and then someone would rush out and shout, 'Another wicket's gone.' I was struck by how weird it all seemed. I really was no longer a Test cricketer. I was just some ordinary guy looking after his barbecue while this momentous battle unfolded at Trent Bridge.

It was a scrap, not the prettiest of innings,

My ex-wife did three or four articles about me in a tabloid newspaper which was very sad,

She had been beaten unconscious. She was covered in blood. She had this cord wrapped around her neck.

What this case is about is a betrayal of trust.