Cricket: September 2009 Archives

Wicket not good enough - Strauss

Andrew Strauss felt the Johannesburg wicket was not good enough for one-day cricket after England's four-wicket defeat to New Zealand.

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Harmison must play, says Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff has told England selectors they must pick pace bowler Steve Harmison for the winter's Test series in South Africa.

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Sussex retain Pro40 title

Despite a 49-run defeat at Worcestershire, Sussex retained the Pro40 title on the final day to add to their Twenty20 title.

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Strauss heaps praise on England

Andrew Strauss has hailed England's batting display after watching his side book their place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.

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Pakistan march on in Champions Trophy

Shoaib Malik's impressive 128 helped Pakistan defeat India by 54 runs in Centurion for a second successive Champions Trophy win.

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Strauss delighted with dangerous England

England captain Andre Strauss hailed the six-wicket Champions Trophy win over Sri Lanka as a "pretty professional performance".

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Rhodes wants ODI changes

Former South Africa batsman Jonty Rhodes believes changing the timing of the last powerplay in one-day cricket could help the format.

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SA bounce back delights skipper

Skipper Graeme Smith was delighted with the way his side improved as they bounced back to beat New Zealand in the Champions Trophy.

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Aussie ace ruled out of ICC event

Australia have announced that seamer Nathan Bracken will play no part in the ICC Champions Trophy due to a knee injury.

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Skipper hands hosts warning

Graeme Smith admits South Africa have got to 'improve very quickly' following their opening Champions Trophy defeat to Sri Lanka.

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ICC and ECB thoughts differ

The ECB has given its support to plans to hold a play-off to decide who is the best Test nation, a different idea to that of the ICC.

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Flower reveals Pietersen worry

Team director Andy Flower has said it is possible Kevin Pietersen could miss all of England's tour of South Africa.

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Flintoff in Ashes booze admission

Andrew Flintoff has lifted the lid on England's disastrous 2006-2007 Ashes tour, likening the 5-0 drubbing to a "booze cruise".

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Strauss staying positive

Andrew Strauss believes England have "nothing to lose" in the Champions Trophy after finally beating Australia in Sunday's final ODI.

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Gough fears for Flintoff's England hopes

Darren Gough claims Andrew Flintoff will no longer be picked by the England selectors after he rejected a contract with the ECB.

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Anderson still upbeat

James Anderson is confident that England can avoid a 7-0 whitewash when England face Australia at Chester-le-Street on Sunday.

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Test squad not affected - Strauss

Andrew Strauss does not believe that the current malaise within the one-day squad will spread to the Test arena.

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Flintoff to coach in UAE

Andrew Flintoff is set to help out with coaching the United Arab Emirates national team during his rehab stint in Dubai.

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Strauss makes no excuses

Andrew Strauss admitted confidence in his England side is slipping away as they fell 6-0 behind in the one-day series with Australia.

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Freddie is not greedy - agent

Andrew Flintoff's agent has dismissed claims that the England all-rounder's rejection of an ECB contract was motivated by greed.

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Flintoff snubs ECB contract offer

Andrew Flintoff has become the first player to reject an England contract in favour of short-term deals around the world.

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Strauss picks batting positives from defeat

Andrew Strauss was pleased with England's batting but criticised their fielding following the four-wicket ODI defeat to Australia.

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Hussey targets one-day whitewash

Michael Hussey has warned Australia will not relent in their mission to complete a one-day series whitewash over England.

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Durham title win 'brilliant' - Cook

Coach Geoff Cook claims Durham's second successive County Championship title has given him 'greater satisfaction' than last year's win.

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Strauss frustrated at 'same mistakes'

Andrew Strauss dismissed claims there is 'a massive gulf' between England and Australia who went 4-0 up in the seven-match ODI series.

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Vaughan demands less cricket

Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes there is far too much one-day cricket being played at present.

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Colly and Anderson rested

Paul Collingwood will sit out the next three ODIs with Australia while James Anderson will be rested for the next two.

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Rhodes looks to next season

Coach Steve Rhodes is determined that Worcestershire will bounce back at the first attempt after seeing his side relegated.

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Bopara still believes

Ravi Bopara is determined to bounce back from his woeful summer and play a big part for England in the future.

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Strauss unlikely to axe flops

England captain Andrew Strauss appears to have ruled out changes in the batting order despite another one-day defeat.

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England all-rounder out of third ODI

Stuart Broad has been ruled out of England's third one day international against Australia at the Rose Bowl with a neck injury.

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Strauss admits lost chance

England captain Andrew Strauss believes his side only have themselves to blame for Sunday's one-day defeat to Australia at Lord's.

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Clarke feared the worst

Australia captain Michael Clarke thought his side were short of a winning total before they took the second ODI by 39 runs at Lord's.

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Bresnan gets nod to replace injured Broad

All-rounder Stuart Broad will miss England's second NatWest Series match against Australia at Lord's on Sunday with a neck strain.

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Tendulkar wants ODI rethink

Sachin Tendulkar believes 50-over cricket needs a complete overhaul and proposes a change to two innings of 25 overs each.

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Strauss admits shortcomings

Andrew Strauss admitted that too many batsmen failed to go on and make a big score as England lost to Australia in the first ODI.

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Denly adds to England problems

England look set to be without opener Joe Denly for the first one-day international against Australia on Friday due to a knee injury.

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England's KP fitness hopes

England coach Andy Flower says Kevin Pietersen could feature in the ICC Champions Trophy following Achilles surgery.

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Ashes heroes in player of the year list

England's Ashes-winning captain Andrew Strauss and team-mate Graham Onions have been nominated for the ICC cricketer of the year award.

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Nielsen handed ODI break

Australia coach Tim Nielsen will be allowed to return home before the end of their seven one-day internationals against England.

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Sidebottom plots more Australia misery

Nottinghamshire left-armer Ryan Sidebottom insists he is fit and desperate to send Australia home this summer empty-handed.

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Wicket not good enough - Strauss

Andrew Strauss felt the Johannesburg wicket was not good enough for one-day cricket after England's four-wicket defeat to New Zealand.

More: Wicket not good enough - Strauss |

Harmison must play, says Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff has told England selectors they must pick pace bowler Steve Harmison for the winter's Test series in South Africa.

More: Harmison must play, says Flintoff |

Sussex retain Pro40 title

Despite a 49-run defeat at Worcestershire, Sussex retained the Pro40 title on the final day to add to their Twenty20 title.

More: Sussex retain Pro40 title |

Strauss heaps praise on England

Andrew Strauss has hailed England's batting display after watching his side book their place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.

More: Strauss heaps praise on England |

Pakistan march on in Champions Trophy

Shoaib Malik's impressive 128 helped Pakistan defeat India by 54 runs in Centurion for a second successive Champions Trophy win.

More: Pakistan march on in Champions Trophy |

Strauss delighted with dangerous England

England captain Andre Strauss hailed the six-wicket Champions Trophy win over Sri Lanka as a "pretty professional performance".

More: Strauss delighted with dangerous England |

Rhodes wants ODI changes

Former South Africa batsman Jonty Rhodes believes changing the timing of the last powerplay in one-day cricket could help the format.

More: Rhodes wants ODI changes |

SA bounce back delights skipper

Skipper Graeme Smith was delighted with the way his side improved as they bounced back to beat New Zealand in the Champions Trophy.

More: SA bounce back delights skipper |

Aussie ace ruled out of ICC event

Australia have announced that seamer Nathan Bracken will play no part in the ICC Champions Trophy due to a knee injury.

More: Aussie ace ruled out of ICC event |

Skipper hands hosts warning

Graeme Smith admits South Africa have got to 'improve very quickly' following their opening Champions Trophy defeat to Sri Lanka.

More: Skipper hands hosts warning |

ICC and ECB thoughts differ

The ECB has given its support to plans to hold a play-off to decide who is the best Test nation, a different idea to that of the ICC.

More: ICC and ECB thoughts differ |

Flower reveals Pietersen worry

Team director Andy Flower has said it is possible Kevin Pietersen could miss all of England's tour of South Africa.

More: Flower reveals Pietersen worry |

Flintoff in Ashes booze admission

Andrew Flintoff has lifted the lid on England's disastrous 2006-2007 Ashes tour, likening the 5-0 drubbing to a "booze cruise".

More: Flintoff in Ashes booze admission |

Strauss staying positive

Andrew Strauss believes England have "nothing to lose" in the Champions Trophy after finally beating Australia in Sunday's final ODI.

More: Strauss staying positive |

Gough fears for Flintoff's England hopes

Darren Gough claims Andrew Flintoff will no longer be picked by the England selectors after he rejected a contract with the ECB.

More: Gough fears for Flintoff's England hopes |

Anderson still upbeat

James Anderson is confident that England can avoid a 7-0 whitewash when England face Australia at Chester-le-Street on Sunday.

More: Anderson still upbeat |

Test squad not affected - Strauss

Andrew Strauss does not believe that the current malaise within the one-day squad will spread to the Test arena.

More: Test squad not affected - Strauss |

Flintoff to coach in UAE

Andrew Flintoff is set to help out with coaching the United Arab Emirates national team during his rehab stint in Dubai.

More: Flintoff to coach in UAE |

Strauss makes no excuses

Andrew Strauss admitted confidence in his England side is slipping away as they fell 6-0 behind in the one-day series with Australia.

More: Strauss makes no excuses |

Freddie is not greedy - agent

Andrew Flintoff's agent has dismissed claims that the England all-rounder's rejection of an ECB contract was motivated by greed.

More: Freddie is not greedy - agent |

Flintoff snubs ECB contract offer

Andrew Flintoff has become the first player to reject an England contract in favour of short-term deals around the world.

More: Flintoff snubs ECB contract offer |

Strauss picks batting positives from defeat

Andrew Strauss was pleased with England's batting but criticised their fielding following the four-wicket ODI defeat to Australia.

More: Strauss picks batting positives from defeat |

Hussey targets one-day whitewash

Michael Hussey has warned Australia will not relent in their mission to complete a one-day series whitewash over England.

More: Hussey targets one-day whitewash |

Durham title win 'brilliant' - Cook

Coach Geoff Cook claims Durham's second successive County Championship title has given him 'greater satisfaction' than last year's win.

More: Durham title win 'brilliant' - Cook |

Strauss frustrated at 'same mistakes'

Andrew Strauss dismissed claims there is 'a massive gulf' between England and Australia who went 4-0 up in the seven-match ODI series.

More: Strauss frustrated at 'same mistakes' |

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