Cricket: August 2009 Archives

Collingwood frustrated with rain

England captain Paul Collingwood refused to be downbeat despite the rain rescuing his side from a difficult position against Australia.

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I could be finished - Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff has revealed that his latest knee operation might prevent him from ever playing cricket for England again.

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Black Caps in trouble

Sri Lanka are in total control of the second Test against New Zealand after dismissing the tourists for 234 on day three in Colombo.

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Miller vexed by 50-over scrapping

National selector Geoff Miller feels the ECB's decision to drop domestic 50-over cricket will hamper England's ODI progress.

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Colly relieved to pass Irish exam

England stand-in one-day captain Paul Collingwood admitted he feared injury during England's narrow victory over Ireland on Thursday.

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Collingwood issues Irish warning

Paul Collingwood has warned England they will lose to Ireland in Thursday's one-day international if they turn up complacent.

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Haddin set for finger surgery

Australia have been hit by the news wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will miss the one-day series in England and possibly the Champions Trophy.

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Collingwood to battle for England spot

Paul Collingwood is aiming to work hard on improving his batting in order to prove he is worthy of staying in the England Test side.

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White eyes 'historic' England scalp

Ireland all-rounder Andrew White is hoping England's Ashes win will make the players complacent ahead of Thursday's one-day encounter.

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England ace considers future

Steve Harmison has said he will tour South Africa if asked but says he has made no firm decision as yet over his England Test future.

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Flintoff goes under the knife

Andrew Flintoff has undergone the planned surgery on his injured knee but it's still unknown when he will be able to return to action.

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Jones tips Warne for skipper's role

Former Australia batsman Dean Jones feels Shane Warne would come out of retirement if he was given the chance to captain Australia.

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Strauss aiming high

England captain Andrew Strauss believes his side are a long way from being number one in the world but maintains that is the target.

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Ponting aware that media is waiting

Australia captain Ricky Ponting is expecting a tough time when he gets back home following the 2-1 Ashes series defeat to England.

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Players to blame - CA

Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has placed the blame for the Ashes defeat on the players and not the selectors.

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Happy Trott saying cautious

Jonathan Trott expressed his delight at hitting a century in his debut Test match but claimed an England win is still not guaranteed.

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Broad rejects Freddie comparisons

England paceman Stuart Broad is revelling in his new-found hero status but has dismissed suggestions he is the next Freddie Flintoff.

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Duo keep NZ alive

New Zealand managed to avoid the follow-on but were still 171 runs behind Sri Lanka at stumps on day three of the first Test.

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Flintoff can have a big Ashes say - Anderson

James Anderson is confident that injury-hit Andrew Flintoff can inspire England to Ashes glory in his final Test match before he quits.

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Ashes betting approach probed

A report from the Australian team management about suspicious bookmaker activity linked to the Ashes series is being investigated.

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Nielsen drops Lee return hint

Brett Lee could make a shock return for Australia in the fifth Ashes Test on Thursday, according to coach Tim Nielsen.

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England selectors stick with Freddie

Andrew Flintoff has been named in all three England squads for the forthcoming limited-overs series, but Kevin Pietersen is missing.

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Ashes hero the key to Test call - Trott

Jonathan Trott has credited England selector and 2005 Ashes hero Ashley Giles for his call-up to face Australia in the fifth Test.

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Shock India recall for Dravid

Former India captain Rahul Dravid has secured a call-up to his country's one-day international side after a near two-year absence.

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England plump for Trott gamble

Uncapped Warwickshire batsman Jonathan Trott will replace Ravi Bopara in the England side for the deciding fifth Ashes Test.

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Selectors will look to Trott

Jonathan Trott is being widely tipped to replace Ravi Bopara in the England line-up for the final Ashes Test at the Oval.

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West Indies axe head coach

The West Indies Cricket Board has sacked head coach John Dyson with immediate effect.

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Lamb calls for experience

Allan Lamb wants Marcus Trescothick and Mark Ramprakash to replace Ravi Bopara and Ian Bell in England's squad for the 5th Ashes Test.

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More failure for under-pressure pair

Ravi Bopara and Alistair Cook have failed once again with the bat, with the England duo falling cheaply for their county Essex.

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Miller rejects ex-star's comeback

National selector Geoff Miller says England will not be asking Marcus Trescothick to come out of retirement to face Australia.

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Flintoff boost for Ashes finale

Andrew Flintoff will be available for his final Test match against Australia at The Oval a week on Thursday, the ECB has confirmed.

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Grayson backs Ravi return

Essex coach Paul Grayson feels it will do Ravi Bopara the power of good to return to county cricket for the next Championship match.

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Strauss remains defiant

Andrew Strauss believes that England should take time to reflect on the Headingley debacle and not make knee-jerk selection decisions.

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Freddie could have played at Leeds

Andrew Flintoff's agent claims the all-rounder was fit enough to play in the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley last week.

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Broad not giving up hope

Stuart Broad believes England are playing for pride but could still rescue the fourth Test at Headingley, despite sitting on 82-5.

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India paceman in at Edgbaston

Warwickshire have signed India paceman Sree Santh until the end of the season as they look to close the gap on leaders Durham.

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Flintoff misses out for England

Steve Harmison will replace Andrew Flintoff whose knee injury has ruled him out of England's fourth Ashes Test at Headingley.

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Butcher succumbs to knee problems

Surrey captain and former England batsman Mark Butcher has retired from first-class cricket because of persistent knee problems.

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Flintoff facing crunch time

England's selectors will wait until Friday morning before deciding if Andrew Flintoff will feature in the fourth Ashes Test.

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Trott ready to take on Aussies

Jonathan Trott says he will be ready to step in if Andrew Flintoff is ruled out of the fourth Ashes Test against Australia.

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Flintoff faces fitness battle

Andy Flower and Andrew Strauss are optimistic Andrew Flintoff will be fit to play in the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley.

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Windies claim T20 victory

The West Indies salvaged some pride after the 3-0 one-day whitewash to Bangladesh with a five-wicket Twenty20 victory over the Tigers.

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Caddick to call time in September

Former England paceman Andrew Caddick says he would love to have played 100 Tests for England after announcing his retirement.

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KP refuses to put timescale on return

England batsman Kevin Pietersen will not put a date on his return to action from his troublesome Achilles injury.

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Sri Lanka take 2-0 lead

Sri Lanka have taken a 2-0 lead in the one-day series with Pakistan after a six-wicket victory in Dambulla.

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No abandoned at Edgbaston

Play was abandoned without a ball being bowled on day three of the third Test at Edgbaston and a draw now looks the likely result.

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Onions rewarded for high-class displays

Durham and England fast bowler Graham Onions has been handed an incremental contract by the England and Wales Cricket Board.

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Collingwood frustrated with rain

England captain Paul Collingwood refused to be downbeat despite the rain rescuing his side from a difficult position against Australia.

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I could be finished - Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff has revealed that his latest knee operation might prevent him from ever playing cricket for England again.

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Black Caps in trouble

Sri Lanka are in total control of the second Test against New Zealand after dismissing the tourists for 234 on day three in Colombo.

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Miller vexed by 50-over scrapping

National selector Geoff Miller feels the ECB's decision to drop domestic 50-over cricket will hamper England's ODI progress.

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Colly relieved to pass Irish exam

England stand-in one-day captain Paul Collingwood admitted he feared injury during England's narrow victory over Ireland on Thursday.

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Collingwood issues Irish warning

Paul Collingwood has warned England they will lose to Ireland in Thursday's one-day international if they turn up complacent.

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Haddin set for finger surgery

Australia have been hit by the news wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will miss the one-day series in England and possibly the Champions Trophy.

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Collingwood to battle for England spot

Paul Collingwood is aiming to work hard on improving his batting in order to prove he is worthy of staying in the England Test side.

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White eyes 'historic' England scalp

Ireland all-rounder Andrew White is hoping England's Ashes win will make the players complacent ahead of Thursday's one-day encounter.

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England ace considers future

Steve Harmison has said he will tour South Africa if asked but says he has made no firm decision as yet over his England Test future.

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Flintoff goes under the knife

Andrew Flintoff has undergone the planned surgery on his injured knee but it's still unknown when he will be able to return to action.

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Jones tips Warne for skipper's role

Former Australia batsman Dean Jones feels Shane Warne would come out of retirement if he was given the chance to captain Australia.

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Strauss aiming high

England captain Andrew Strauss believes his side are a long way from being number one in the world but maintains that is the target.

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Ponting aware that media is waiting

Australia captain Ricky Ponting is expecting a tough time when he gets back home following the 2-1 Ashes series defeat to England.

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Players to blame - CA

Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has placed the blame for the Ashes defeat on the players and not the selectors.

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Happy Trott saying cautious

Jonathan Trott expressed his delight at hitting a century in his debut Test match but claimed an England win is still not guaranteed.

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Broad rejects Freddie comparisons

England paceman Stuart Broad is revelling in his new-found hero status but has dismissed suggestions he is the next Freddie Flintoff.

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Duo keep NZ alive

New Zealand managed to avoid the follow-on but were still 171 runs behind Sri Lanka at stumps on day three of the first Test.

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Flintoff can have a big Ashes say - Anderson

James Anderson is confident that injury-hit Andrew Flintoff can inspire England to Ashes glory in his final Test match before he quits.

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Ashes betting approach probed

A report from the Australian team management about suspicious bookmaker activity linked to the Ashes series is being investigated.

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Nielsen drops Lee return hint

Brett Lee could make a shock return for Australia in the fifth Ashes Test on Thursday, according to coach Tim Nielsen.

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England selectors stick with Freddie

Andrew Flintoff has been named in all three England squads for the forthcoming limited-overs series, but Kevin Pietersen is missing.

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Ashes hero the key to Test call - Trott

Jonathan Trott has credited England selector and 2005 Ashes hero Ashley Giles for his call-up to face Australia in the fifth Test.

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Shock India recall for Dravid

Former India captain Rahul Dravid has secured a call-up to his country's one-day international side after a near two-year absence.

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England plump for Trott gamble

Uncapped Warwickshire batsman Jonathan Trott will replace Ravi Bopara in the England side for the deciding fifth Ashes Test.

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