Cricket: June 2009 Archives

Vaughan retirement confirmed by ECB

Former England captain Michael Vaughan has confirmed his retirement from all forms of professional cricket at the age of 34.

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Flintoff ready to fire

Andrew Flintoff has insisted he is fit and desperate to atone for the 5-0 whitewash by Australia when the Ashes gets underway.

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Vaughan right to retire - Fletcher

Former England coach Duncan Fletcher believes Michael Vaughan has made the right decision if, as expected, he announces his retirement.

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Lee eyes Cardiff berth

Brett Lee is relishing the competition for bowling places in the Australia team and feels he will be in the side for the first Test.

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Gayle sweeps through Caribbean

West Indies have levelled the one-day series with India after a comfortable eight-wicket victory in Kingston.

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Former England captain set to retire

Former England captain Michael Vaughan is reportedly set to announce his retirement from first class cricket on Sunday evening.

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Huge boost for KP and England

Kevin Pietersen has given the England selectors a boost with the news that his Achilles is responding well and he is pain free.

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Fred back with a bang

Andrew Flintoff warmed up for the forthcoming Ashes clash with a spectacular Twenty20 knock of 93 as Lancashire beat Derbyshire.

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Referrals to begin in October

The ICC has given the green light to the controversial referrals system to challenge umpire's decisions which will begin in October.

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Warne a big Rashid fan

Shane Warne believes England should pick two spinners for the Ashes opener in Cardiff with Adil Rashid partnering Graeme Swann.

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Worcs keen on Hoggard

Worcestershire coach Steve Rhodes feels Matthew Hoggard would fit in well at New Road after admitting an approach for the Yorkshireman.

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Aussie ace to face Sussex test

Brett Lee will look to prove his fitness for the Ashes following foot and ankle surgery when Australia face Sussex on Wednesday.

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Clarke excited by challenge

Michael Clarke has said Australia are "sick of training" and are desperate to draw first blood against England in the Ashes.

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Vaughan pays price for lack of runs

Michael Vaughan and Steve Harmison have been left out of England's pre-Ashes training camp squad but spinner Adil Rashid is included.

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Fred happy with form

Andrew Flintoff will be back in domestic Twenty20 action on Monday, hoping he has done enough to win a start for the first Ashes Test.

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Younus a proud man

Pakistan skipper Younus Khan would love to see 20-over cricket played in his country after taking the World Twenty20 title at Lord's.

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Brunt batters NZ for victorious England

Swing bowler Katherine Brunt took 3-6 as England beat New Zealand by six wickets to comfortably win the Women's ICC World Twenty20.

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Dilshan does it again

Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara struggled to find words to describe Tillakaratne Dilshan's match-winning innings at the Oval.

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Edwards delighted for dynamic duo

England women's captain Charlotte Edwards admitted she thought her side had blown it in the World Twenty20 semi-final with Australia.

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Durham boys give selectors headache

Graham Onions did his chances of Ashes selection no harm by taking 7-38 as Durham hammered Warwickshire at Edgbaston.

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Jones out for season

A knee injury has ruled luckless England paceman Simon Jones out for the rest of the season, Worcestershire have confirmed.

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Fidel doubts for Windies

West Indies will make a late decision on the fitness of Fidel Edwards ahead of Friday's World Twenty20 semi-final with Sri Lanka.

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Coach waits on England selection

Coach Andy Flower has delayed naming his England training squad for the Ashes to allow players to prove their fitness in advance.

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Collingwood points to positives

Paul Collingwood blamed the rain and inexperience for England's ICC World Twenty20 exit to West Indies.

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Gul a skillful bowler - not cheat

Pakistan team manager Intikhab Alam has praised fast bowler Umar Gul and dismissed accusations of ball-tampering.

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Colly eyeing T20 semis

England captain Paul Collingwood is calling for more of the same against the West Indies after Sunday's Twenty20 victory over India.

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England gunning for victory

Paul Collingwood knows his England side will go all out for victory against India saying 'We're not going to win by sitting back.'

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India holds no fear for England

England coach Andy Flower has revealed the prospect of facing India holds no fear for his players.

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Symonds in limbo after contract withdrawn

Cricket Australia hope troubled star Andrew Symonds is "not lost to the game" after withdrawing his central contract offer.

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Edwards and Taylor guide England home

England's women picked up where they left off in the world cup with a 10-wicket win over India in their World Twenty20 clash.

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No excuses as England humbled

England captain Paul Collingwood feels South Africa are favourites to win the World Twenty20 after being thrashed on Thursday night.

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Buchanan brought in by ECB

World Cup winning coach John Buchanan is to take up a short-term player development role with the ECB at the end of June.

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Ponting puzzled by exit

Captain Ricky Ponting put Australia's devastating exit from the ICC World Twenty20 tournament down to "too many mistakes".

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KP's Achilles on the mend

Kevin Pietersen has admitted that he had to play through pain to help England beat Pakistan in the World Twenty20 on Sunday.

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Skipper relieved with crushing win

England captain Paul Collingwood felt it was the all-round team performance that helped his side beat Pakistan in the World Twenty20.

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Flower's KP worries mount

England coach Andy Flower believes it is touch-and-go as to whether Kevin Pietersen will be fit for the Ashes series this summer.

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New Zealand off to winning start

Scotland put up a brave fight before eventually going down to a seven-wicket defeat against New Zealand in the World Twenty20.

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Collingwood vows to beat Pakistan

Skipper Paul Collingwood says England can bounce back from the shock World Twenty20 defeat against the Netherlands and beat Pakistan.

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India stars unite behind skipper

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has laughed off rumours of a rift between himself and opener Virender Sehwag.

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Freddie desperate to face Aussies

England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff admits victory over Australia in the Ashes will be the most satisfying of his career.

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Symonds pays the price for past troubles

Cricket Australia spokesman Peter Young admitted it was a minor incident that led to Andrew Symonds being sent home from England.

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Symonds set home

Australia have sent all-rounder Andrew Symonds home from the World Twenty20 tournament in England for disciplinary reasons.

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Collingwood in confident mood

Skipper Paul Collingwood says England are in great shape ahead of the ICC World Twenty20 opener against the Netherlands on Friday.

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Pietersen returns in style

Kevin Pietersen was delighted to get through his return from injury with an unbeaten 53 as England beat Scotland in a Twenty20 warm-up.

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Flintoff plots Lancashire comeback

England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff is targeting a return from a torn knee cartilage for Lancashire in June ahead of the Ashes.

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Hoggard's Yorkshire days numbered?

Matthew Hoggard has hinted that this might be his last season in a Yorkshire shirt as he may seek a new challenge next year.

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Kiwi skipper tips Indians

New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori believes India will be strong favourite to retain the World Twenty20 title over the next few weeks.

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Vaughan retirement confirmed by ECB

Former England captain Michael Vaughan has confirmed his retirement from all forms of professional cricket at the age of 34.

More: Vaughan retirement confirmed by ECB |

Flintoff ready to fire

Andrew Flintoff has insisted he is fit and desperate to atone for the 5-0 whitewash by Australia when the Ashes gets underway.

More: Flintoff ready to fire |

Vaughan right to retire - Fletcher

Former England coach Duncan Fletcher believes Michael Vaughan has made the right decision if, as expected, he announces his retirement.

More: Vaughan right to retire - Fletcher |

Lee eyes Cardiff berth

Brett Lee is relishing the competition for bowling places in the Australia team and feels he will be in the side for the first Test.

More: Lee eyes Cardiff berth |

Gayle sweeps through Caribbean

West Indies have levelled the one-day series with India after a comfortable eight-wicket victory in Kingston.

More: Gayle sweeps through Caribbean |

Former England captain set to retire

Former England captain Michael Vaughan is reportedly set to announce his retirement from first class cricket on Sunday evening.

More: Former England captain set to retire |

Huge boost for KP and England

Kevin Pietersen has given the England selectors a boost with the news that his Achilles is responding well and he is pain free.

More: Huge boost for KP and England |

Fred back with a bang

Andrew Flintoff warmed up for the forthcoming Ashes clash with a spectacular Twenty20 knock of 93 as Lancashire beat Derbyshire.

More: Fred back with a bang |

Referrals to begin in October

The ICC has given the green light to the controversial referrals system to challenge umpire's decisions which will begin in October.

More: Referrals to begin in October |

Warne a big Rashid fan

Shane Warne believes England should pick two spinners for the Ashes opener in Cardiff with Adil Rashid partnering Graeme Swann.

More: Warne a big Rashid fan |

Worcs keen on Hoggard

Worcestershire coach Steve Rhodes feels Matthew Hoggard would fit in well at New Road after admitting an approach for the Yorkshireman.

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Aussie ace to face Sussex test

Brett Lee will look to prove his fitness for the Ashes following foot and ankle surgery when Australia face Sussex on Wednesday.

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Clarke excited by challenge

Michael Clarke has said Australia are "sick of training" and are desperate to draw first blood against England in the Ashes.

More: Clarke excited by challenge |

Vaughan pays price for lack of runs

Michael Vaughan and Steve Harmison have been left out of England's pre-Ashes training camp squad but spinner Adil Rashid is included.

More: Vaughan pays price for lack of runs |

Fred happy with form

Andrew Flintoff will be back in domestic Twenty20 action on Monday, hoping he has done enough to win a start for the first Ashes Test.

More: Fred happy with form |

Younus a proud man

Pakistan skipper Younus Khan would love to see 20-over cricket played in his country after taking the World Twenty20 title at Lord's.

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Brunt batters NZ for victorious England

Swing bowler Katherine Brunt took 3-6 as England beat New Zealand by six wickets to comfortably win the Women's ICC World Twenty20.

More: Brunt batters NZ for victorious England |

Dilshan does it again

Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara struggled to find words to describe Tillakaratne Dilshan's match-winning innings at the Oval.

More: Dilshan does it again |

Edwards delighted for dynamic duo

England women's captain Charlotte Edwards admitted she thought her side had blown it in the World Twenty20 semi-final with Australia.

More: Edwards delighted for dynamic duo |

Durham boys give selectors headache

Graham Onions did his chances of Ashes selection no harm by taking 7-38 as Durham hammered Warwickshire at Edgbaston.

More: Durham boys give selectors headache |

Jones out for season

A knee injury has ruled luckless England paceman Simon Jones out for the rest of the season, Worcestershire have confirmed.

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Fidel doubts for Windies

West Indies will make a late decision on the fitness of Fidel Edwards ahead of Friday's World Twenty20 semi-final with Sri Lanka.

More: Fidel doubts for Windies |

Coach waits on England selection

Coach Andy Flower has delayed naming his England training squad for the Ashes to allow players to prove their fitness in advance.

More: Coach waits on England selection |

Collingwood points to positives

Paul Collingwood blamed the rain and inexperience for England's ICC World Twenty20 exit to West Indies.

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Gul a skillful bowler - not cheat

Pakistan team manager Intikhab Alam has praised fast bowler Umar Gul and dismissed accusations of ball-tampering.

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