England coach Andy Flower is confident that Kevin Pietersen will be fit to play in both the one-day and Test series in South Africa.
Cricket: October 2009 Archives
Botha gets the green light
South Africa one-day star Johan Botha's bowling action has been cleared for the third time after being questioned in a domestic match.
Pietersen happy to be back
Kevin Pietersen believes his enforced break from cricket has rekindled his love for the game after a difficult year.
Aussie ace to miss rest of ODI series
Australia wicket-keeper Tim Paine has been forced to pull out of the one-day series against India after breaking a finger.
Vaughan hits out at Trott antics
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has accused Jonathan Trott of celebrating with South Africa after they beat England last year.
Gloucestershire seal wicket-keeper deal
Surrey wicketkeeper Jonathan Batty has quit The Oval and joined Gloucestershire on a three-year deal.
Cook warms up to captaincy role
Alastair Cook has confirmed he would "love" to captain England for the tour of Bangladesh if Andrew Strauss is told he can rest.
Younus looks for team backing
Pakistan captain Younus Khan hopes his side can echo the strong New Zealand team bond, when they face the Black Caps next week.
Afridi takes Test break
Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi says he will play just one-day and Twenty20 international cricket until the next World Cup.
Little Master wants 'hot spot'
Indian star Sachin Tendulkar believes the use of more technology should be brought in to help umpires make the correct decisions.
Black Caps post not long-term - Vettori
Daniel Vettori says he will happily take on a player-coach role with New Zealand for the short term, but ruled out making it permanent.
Proctor explains Gibbs decision
South Africa's chief selector, Mike Proctor, says Herschelle Gibbs still has an international future after dropping him from the squad.
Moles quits New Zealand job
Andy Moles said his position had become "untenable" after announcing his resignation as coach of the New Zealand cricket team.
Youngsters learnt a lot ? Katich
New South Wales captain Simon Katich feels his young players have learnt a lot after winning the Twenty 20 Champions League final.
Proteas axe veteran duo
Herschelle Gibbs and Makhaya Ntini have been axed from the South African one-day team to face Zimbabwe and England.
No GBH good for Proteas
South Africa coach Mickey Arthur believes Steve Harmison's absence from the England touring party will give his side an edge.
Rogers agrees new Derbyshire deal
Derbyshire have been boosted by the news Australian batsman Chris Rogers has agreed a one-year deal to return as captain next season.
Hoggard chase down to two
Kent have pulled out of the race to sign Matthew Hoggard, leaving Leicestershire and Worcestershire to battle it out for his signature.
Vaughan fears for key players
Michael Vaughan has told the England selectors Andrew Strauss, Paul Collingwood and Jimmy Anderson should not go to Bangladesh.
Somerset defeat ends Langer stay
Justin Langer admitted it was sad to call time on his career with Somerset after they crashed out of the Twenty20 Champions League.
Ganga confident after Pollard blast
Trinidad and Tobago skipper Daren Ganga was in bullish mood after Kieron Pollard's whirlwind innings saw them beat New South Wales.
Harmy not ending international career
Steve Harmison says he has not made a decision to retire from international cricket despite being omitted from the South Africa tour.
Clarke takes T20 reins
Michael Clarke believes Australia have "a lot of work to do" after being named as his country's new Twenty20 captain.
Trescothick's problems return
Marcus Trescothick has returned home from the Champions League Twenty20 in India after his 'stress-related illness' returned.
Yorkshire swoop for Harris
Australian paceman Ryan Harris has joined Yorkshire as the Tykes overseas player for 2010.
Hoggard future remains unclear
Matthew Hoggard will speak to Leicestershire about joining them but he insists he has yet to decide where his future lies.
Flintoff bemoans waiting game
Andrew Flintoff has revealed he does not feel injured and is more frustrated at having to wait to be able to return to cricket.
Oram retires from Black Caps Test side
All-rounder Jacob Oram has announced his retirement from Test cricket but will represent New Zealand in the shorter forms of the sport.
Hoggard shown Yorks exit door
Matthew Hoggard has spoken of his disappointment after being told he must leave Yorkshire after 15 years for "financial reasons".
Strauss may miss Bangladesh trip
England captain Andrew Strauss has hinted he may miss next February's tour to Bangladesh to avoid burn-out.
Oram set to quit Tests
New Zealand all-rounder Jacob Oram may be set to quit Test and 50-over one-day cricket due to ongoing injury problems.
Thomas to the rescue
Somerset's Alfonso Thomas says he used his experience to stay calm and hit the winning runs off the final ball to beat Deccan Chargers.
PCA award joy for Trescothick
Somerset opener Marcus Trescothick has been named as the Professional Cricketers' Association's Player of the Year.
Pietersen boosted by injury absence
Kevin Pietersen claims it was 'a blessing in disguise' injury forced him to miss most of England's Ashes win 'to get my hunger back'.
England drop Harmison for SA tour
Steve Harmison's international career is in doubt after England's selectors left him out of the Test squad to tour South Africa.
Ashes schedule revealed
England's defence of the Ashes during 2010-11 will start at the Gabba in Brisbane on November 25 after the schedule was finalised.
Skipper reveals England injury hope
Andrew Strauss says he feels Kevin Pietersen will be fit and available for England's upcoming tour of South Africa.
Ponting picks out "outstanding" Watson
Ricky Ponting picked out Shane Watson for praise after his unbeaten 105 guided Australia to Champions Trophy final glory.
Skippers happy with Trophy format
Australia skipper Ricky Ponting and New Zealand counterpart Daniel Vettori have both praised the current Champions Trophy tournament.
Another injury and I quit - Flintoff
All-rounder Andrew Flintoff has admitted that he will call time on his cricket career if he suffers another serious injury.
England ace faces muscle injury scan
England's Paul Collingwood could miss the upcoming Champions League event after picking up a muscle injury in the Champions Trophy.
Our shots did not come off - Strauss
Captain Andrew Strauss slammed England's poor batting display after their nine-wicket Champions Trophy semi-final loss to Australia.
Final in Strauss' sights
Andrew Strauss has urged England to seize the "great chance" they have to beat Australia and book a Champions Trophy final place.
England duo could miss semi
Stuart Broad and Matt Prior are both doubts for England's ICC Champions Trophy semi-final against Australia on Friday.
KP set for full tour role
England coach Andy Flower is confident that Kevin Pietersen will be fit to play in both the one-day and Test series in South Africa.
Botha gets the green light
South Africa one-day star Johan Botha's bowling action has been cleared for the third time after being questioned in a domestic match.
Pietersen happy to be back
Kevin Pietersen believes his enforced break from cricket has rekindled his love for the game after a difficult year.
Aussie ace to miss rest of ODI series
Australia wicket-keeper Tim Paine has been forced to pull out of the one-day series against India after breaking a finger.
Vaughan hits out at Trott antics
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has accused Jonathan Trott of celebrating with South Africa after they beat England last year.
Gloucestershire seal wicket-keeper deal
Surrey wicketkeeper Jonathan Batty has quit The Oval and joined Gloucestershire on a three-year deal.
Cook warms up to captaincy role
Alastair Cook has confirmed he would "love" to captain England for the tour of Bangladesh if Andrew Strauss is told he can rest.
Younus looks for team backing
Pakistan captain Younus Khan hopes his side can echo the strong New Zealand team bond, when they face the Black Caps next week.
Afridi takes Test break
Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi says he will play just one-day and Twenty20 international cricket until the next World Cup.
Little Master wants 'hot spot'
Indian star Sachin Tendulkar believes the use of more technology should be brought in to help umpires make the correct decisions.
Black Caps post not long-term - Vettori
Daniel Vettori says he will happily take on a player-coach role with New Zealand for the short term, but ruled out making it permanent.
Proctor explains Gibbs decision
South Africa's chief selector, Mike Proctor, says Herschelle Gibbs still has an international future after dropping him from the squad.
Moles quits New Zealand job
Andy Moles said his position had become "untenable" after announcing his resignation as coach of the New Zealand cricket team.
Youngsters learnt a lot ? Katich
New South Wales captain Simon Katich feels his young players have learnt a lot after winning the Twenty 20 Champions League final.
Proteas axe veteran duo
Herschelle Gibbs and Makhaya Ntini have been axed from the South African one-day team to face Zimbabwe and England.
No GBH good for Proteas
South Africa coach Mickey Arthur believes Steve Harmison's absence from the England touring party will give his side an edge.
Rogers agrees new Derbyshire deal
Derbyshire have been boosted by the news Australian batsman Chris Rogers has agreed a one-year deal to return as captain next season.
Hoggard chase down to two
Kent have pulled out of the race to sign Matthew Hoggard, leaving Leicestershire and Worcestershire to battle it out for his signature.
Vaughan fears for key players
Michael Vaughan has told the England selectors Andrew Strauss, Paul Collingwood and Jimmy Anderson should not go to Bangladesh.
Somerset defeat ends Langer stay
Justin Langer admitted it was sad to call time on his career with Somerset after they crashed out of the Twenty20 Champions League.
Ganga confident after Pollard blast
Trinidad and Tobago skipper Daren Ganga was in bullish mood after Kieron Pollard's whirlwind innings saw them beat New South Wales.
Harmy not ending international career
Steve Harmison says he has not made a decision to retire from international cricket despite being omitted from the South Africa tour.
Clarke takes T20 reins
Michael Clarke believes Australia have "a lot of work to do" after being named as his country's new Twenty20 captain.
Trescothick's problems return
Marcus Trescothick has returned home from the Champions League Twenty20 in India after his 'stress-related illness' returned.
Yorkshire swoop for Harris
Australian paceman Ryan Harris has joined Yorkshire as the Tykes overseas player for 2010.



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