Cricket: November 2009 Archives

Anderson earns captain's praise

England captain Andrew Strauss has heaped the praise on James Anderson after the bowler's man of the match display against the Proteas.

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Jimmy the destroyer

Jimmy Anderson claimed five wickets as South Africa crumbled in the fourth one-day international and England went 2-1 up in the series.

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Bond stars in Kiwi triumph

Shane Bond celebrated his return to the Test side with three wickets as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 32 runs in the first Test.

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Strauss still positive

Andrew Strauss refused to be downbeat despite the 112-run defeat to South Africa in the third one-day international on Friday.

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Barath ton can't save Windies

Australia wrapped up victory over the West Indies by an innings and 65 runs in the first Test despite a century by Adrian Barath.

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Skipper eyes England momentum

Andrew Strauss is looking for England to build on last Sunday's victory against South Africa in Friday's third one-day international.

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Katich leads Aussies charge

Simon Katich missed out on a century by eight runs as Australia reached 322-5 on day one of the first Test against the West Indies.

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Broad ready to return

Stuart Broad should recover from injury to play in the third one-day international against South Africa at Newlands on Friday.

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Top for Trott

England batsman Jonathan Trott claims he is happy to stay at the top of the order when England face South Africa on Friday.

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Warne targets Aussie success

Shane Warne feels it's time for the new-look Australian side to start producing results after slipping to fourth in the world rankings.

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Colly celebrates in style

Paul Collingwood was a proud man after scoring a century on his record-breaking ODI appearance in England's win over South Africa.

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Monty ? exit down to money

Monty Panesar believes his exit from Northants was down to money and questioned the county's commitment to English players.

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Colly thanks his body

Paul Collingwood admits keeping injury free has been key to his success as he prepares to break Alec Stewart's ODI appearance record.

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Kent ace set to replace injured Swann

Kent spinner James Tredwell is set to replace the injured Graeme Swann for England's first one-day international against South Africa.

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Swann blow for England

England spinner Graeme Swann has been ruled out of the first two ODIs against South Africa because of a side strain.

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Twenty20 boost for Middlesex

Middlesex have announced the signing of Adam Gilchrist for the group matches of next season's Twenty20 Cup.

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MCC chief rubbishes Lord's renaming talk

Lord's owners the MCC insist they are not planning to sell the stadium's naming rights to fund a major redevelopment programme.

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Strength in depth pleases Trott

Jonathan Trott hailed England's batting after his 74 helped secure a four wicket win over South Africa A in their final warm-up game.

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Lee to consider his future

Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has announced he will take a break from cricket to decide on his future in the sport.

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Dravid and Dhoni the India heroes

Rahul Dravid's unbeaten 177 plus a ton from MS Dhoni rescued India from a tough position on day one of the first Test with Sri Lanka.

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South Africa have the edge

South Africa coach Mickey Arthur feels his side came out of the drawn Twenty20 series against England with the upper hand.

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Kieswetter rejects SA chance

Somerset wicketkeeper-batsman Craig Kieswetter has made it clear that his future lies with England and not South Africa.

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Colly delighted to take Proteas scalp

England captain Paul Collingwood was delighted with his players as they won the rain-affected opening Twenty20 against South Africa.

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Kieswetter a SA target

South Africa captain Graeme Smith admits he wants Somerset's Craig Kieswetter to come back home and turn his back on England.

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Pakistan down Kiwis in T20

Imran Nazir's rapid 58 set up a game-winning total for Pakistan as they crushed New Zealand in the first Twenty20 in Dubai.

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Pietersen fit and raring to go

Kevin Pietersen feels his Achilles problem is behind him and he is now recharged and looking forward to England's tour of South Africa.

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Ashes set for free-to-air move

Recommendations for revised "listed events" to appear free-to-air will see England's home Ashes Tests return to terrestrial TV.

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Colly confident over injury concerns

Paul Collingwood has played down injury fears over Graeme Swann after England's embarrassing defeat in their final warm-up.

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Recalls for India bowling pair

Bowlers Zaheer Khan and Shantha Sreesanth have been included in the India squad for their forthcoming Test series with Sri Lanka.

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Denly and Strauss see England home

Joe Denly admitted he likes batting with Andrew Strauss after the pair put on 175 as England easily beat Warriors in Kimberley.

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Bowlers secure Aussies ODI series win

Doug Bollinger took 5-35 as Australia defeated India by six wickets to take an unassailable 4-2 lead in the seven-match ODI series.

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Hoggard set to reveal plans

Matthew Hoggard is set to reveal which county he will be joining next week with Leicestershire and Sussex battling for his signature.

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Trott picks up where he left off

Oval hero Jonathan Trott got his and England's tour off to a flyer with 85 as England easily beat the Diamond Eagles in Bloemfontein.

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Freddie targets Lancashire trophies

Andrew Flintoff says he wants to add to the two trophies he has won at Lancashire after signing a three-year contract at Old Trafford.

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Ponting in awe of Tendulkar

Ricky Ponting heaped praise on Sachin Tendulkar for his superb 175 in India's one-day defeat to Australia on Thursday.

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MCC eye Abu Dhabi 'opportunity'

The MCC have revealed that the County Championship's curtain-raiser clash against champions Durham could be played in Abu Dhabi.

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Three-year deal for Freddie

All-rounder Andrew Flintoff has revealed his delight after signing a three-year contract to play one-day cricket for Lancashire.

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More injury woe for Ponting's men

Paceman Peter Siddle has become the latest injured Australia player to fly home from the current one-day series in India.

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Cook upbeat over South Africa tour

Alastair Cook believes England can beat South Africa this winter and can push on and develop as a team over the coming years.

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Anderson earns captain's praise

England captain Andrew Strauss has heaped the praise on James Anderson after the bowler's man of the match display against the Proteas.

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Jimmy the destroyer

Jimmy Anderson claimed five wickets as South Africa crumbled in the fourth one-day international and England went 2-1 up in the series.

More: Jimmy the destroyer |

Bond stars in Kiwi triumph

Shane Bond celebrated his return to the Test side with three wickets as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 32 runs in the first Test.

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Strauss still positive

Andrew Strauss refused to be downbeat despite the 112-run defeat to South Africa in the third one-day international on Friday.

More: Strauss still positive |

Barath ton can't save Windies

Australia wrapped up victory over the West Indies by an innings and 65 runs in the first Test despite a century by Adrian Barath.

More: Barath ton can't save Windies |

Skipper eyes England momentum

Andrew Strauss is looking for England to build on last Sunday's victory against South Africa in Friday's third one-day international.

More: Skipper eyes England momentum |

Katich leads Aussies charge

Simon Katich missed out on a century by eight runs as Australia reached 322-5 on day one of the first Test against the West Indies.

More: Katich leads Aussies charge |

Broad ready to return

Stuart Broad should recover from injury to play in the third one-day international against South Africa at Newlands on Friday.

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Top for Trott

England batsman Jonathan Trott claims he is happy to stay at the top of the order when England face South Africa on Friday.

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Warne targets Aussie success

Shane Warne feels it's time for the new-look Australian side to start producing results after slipping to fourth in the world rankings.

More: Warne targets Aussie success |

Colly celebrates in style

Paul Collingwood was a proud man after scoring a century on his record-breaking ODI appearance in England's win over South Africa.

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Monty ? exit down to money

Monty Panesar believes his exit from Northants was down to money and questioned the county's commitment to English players.

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Colly thanks his body

Paul Collingwood admits keeping injury free has been key to his success as he prepares to break Alec Stewart's ODI appearance record.

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Kent ace set to replace injured Swann

Kent spinner James Tredwell is set to replace the injured Graeme Swann for England's first one-day international against South Africa.

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Swann blow for England

England spinner Graeme Swann has been ruled out of the first two ODIs against South Africa because of a side strain.

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Twenty20 boost for Middlesex

Middlesex have announced the signing of Adam Gilchrist for the group matches of next season's Twenty20 Cup.

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MCC chief rubbishes Lord's renaming talk

Lord's owners the MCC insist they are not planning to sell the stadium's naming rights to fund a major redevelopment programme.

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Strength in depth pleases Trott

Jonathan Trott hailed England's batting after his 74 helped secure a four wicket win over South Africa A in their final warm-up game.

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Lee to consider his future

Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has announced he will take a break from cricket to decide on his future in the sport.

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Dravid and Dhoni the India heroes

Rahul Dravid's unbeaten 177 plus a ton from MS Dhoni rescued India from a tough position on day one of the first Test with Sri Lanka.

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South Africa have the edge

South Africa coach Mickey Arthur feels his side came out of the drawn Twenty20 series against England with the upper hand.

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Kieswetter rejects SA chance

Somerset wicketkeeper-batsman Craig Kieswetter has made it clear that his future lies with England and not South Africa.

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Colly delighted to take Proteas scalp

England captain Paul Collingwood was delighted with his players as they won the rain-affected opening Twenty20 against South Africa.

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Kieswetter a SA target

South Africa captain Graeme Smith admits he wants Somerset's Craig Kieswetter to come back home and turn his back on England.

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Pakistan down Kiwis in T20

Imran Nazir's rapid 58 set up a game-winning total for Pakistan as they crushed New Zealand in the first Twenty20 in Dubai.

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