Cricket: February 2010 Archives

Flower not taking Bangladesh lightly

Andy Flower says England will be taking the Bangladesh tour seriously and will respect their opponents in all forms of the game.

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Aussies take opening T20

Australia's winning run has continued with a comprehensive six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first Twenty20 in Wellington.

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MCC issues IPL vow

The MCC has now established a working committee as it plans to further explore the possibility of buying an IPL franchise.

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New kid Kieswetter set for ODI bow - Cook

England captain Alastair Cook is certain that Craig Kieswetter will make his one-day international debut against Bangladesh on Sunday.

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Lee reveals Test retirement reasons

Brett Lee is targeting glory with Australia at the 2011 one-day World Cup after announcing his retirement from Test cricket.

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Lee to finish in Test cricket

Australia fast bowler Brett Lee is on Wednesday expected to confirm his retirement from Test cricket.

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Gibbs pens Yorkshire deal

South Africa international batsman Herschelle Gibbs has signed for Yorkshire to play in this summer's Twenty20 competition.

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England skipper happy with Twenty20 form

Paul Collingwood remains confident England will have a good showing at the World Twenty20 despite Saturday's defeat to Pakistan.

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England close to perfection - Collingwood

Captain Paul Collingwood said England were 'near-perfect' in Friday's seven-wicket Twenty20 win over Pakistan in Dubai.

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Aussies blow away Windies in one-day finale

Australia defeated the West Indies by 125 runs in the final one-day international in Melbourne to complete a 4-0 series victory.

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Tigers fail to hang on in Hamilton

Tim Southee finished with figures of 3-41 to help New Zealand secure a 121-run win over Bangladesh in the one-off Test in Hamilton.

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Kieswetter's desert strike downs England

Craig Kieswetter and Adil Rashid shone as England Lions defeated England in their Twenty20 match in Abu Dhabi.

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Lee admits uncertainty over cricket 'life'

Australian paceman Brett Lee says he's satisfied with his career even if injury prevents him from playing top-level cricket again.

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Flower to keep tabs on Kieswetter

Andy Flower has told emerging Lions talent Craig Kieswetter he has a chance of winning an England call-up.

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Sehwag and Tendulkar punish Proteas

Centuries by Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar have put India in the driving seat in the second Test with South Africa in Kolkata.

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Colly ? England need IPL experience

Paul Collingwood believes English cricketers' lack of exposure in the IPL and Champions League is hindering the national Twenty20 side.

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England ace predicts 'rotation system'

Alastair Cook claims that more England players might have to follow captain Andrew Strauss' example and take a break from cricket.

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Black Caps set for Florida outing

New Zealand are closing in on a deal to play Sri Lanka in a Twenty20 series in the United States in May.

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Kieswetter stars as Lions roar

Craig Kieswetter gave a glimpse of things to come when he hit an unbeaten 77 as England Lions beat Pakistan A in Sharjah.

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Windies' hopes washed away

The third one-day international between the West Indies and Australia was abandoned due to rain with the tourists in a strong position.

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Strauss right to miss tour - Broad

England all-rounder Stuart Broad has backed captain Andrew Strauss's decision to miss the upcoming tour of Bangladesh.

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Guptill guides Black Caps to win

New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by three wickets in Christchurch on Thursday to complete a one-day series whitewash.

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PCB backing Aussie series flops

The Pakistan Cricket Board has ruled out a complete overhaul of their side despite crashing to a series whitewash defeat in Australia.

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Warne underwhelmed by Strauss no-show

Shane Warne has said Andrew Strauss has shown "a lack of respect for Test cricket" by missing the tour of Bangladesh.

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Steyn too hot for Indians

South Africa are closing in on victory in the first Test after Dale Steyn destroyed India with seven first-innings wickets in Nagpur.

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Asif to miss England series

Mohammad Asif will not be able to face England in Dubai after a previous drugs arrest and Kamran Akmal has been left out of the squad.

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Black Caps ease to series victory

New Zealand have secured the one-day series with Bangladesh after a comfortable five-wicket win in the second one-dayer in Dunedin.

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Aussies blow Windies away

Shane Watson made 59 as Australia defeated West Indies by 113 runs in the opening game of the five-match one-day international series.

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Kallis and Amla give Proteas edge

Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla both scored centuries as South Africa ended day one of the first Test with India on 291-2.

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Gayle pleased with build up

West Indies captain Chris Gayle is happy with his side's preparation as they face the daunting prospect of five ODIs with Australia.

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Aussies edge thrilling T20

Australia have beaten Pakistan by two runs in a one-off T20, meaning the tourists have failed to win a single match on the tour.

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Oram stars as Kiwis take opener

Jacob Oram hit 83 from just 40 balls as New Zealand hammered Bangladesh by 146 runs in the first one-day international in Napier.

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Lawson admits England ambitions

Former Australia fast bowler Geoff Lawson has thrown his hat into the ring for the vacant England bowling coach job.

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South African legend eyes England role

South Africa pace legend Allan Donald has confirmed his interest in becoming England's new bowling coach following Ottis Gibson's exit.

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Back blow for paceman Siddle

Australia have been hit by the news Peter Siddle will miss the upcoming tour of New Zealand due to a stress fracture of the back.

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Bangladesh crushed by Black Caps

New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by 10 wickets in a one-off series opening Twenty20 encounter in Hamilton.

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Windies bring in Gibson

England bowling guru Ottis Gibson has been recruited by West Indies to take over as the country's new head coach.

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Qasim quits to leave Pakistan rudderless

Pakistan cricket is spiralling into chaos as chief selector Iqbal Qasim's decision to quit left nobody in charge to appoint a captain.

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Afridi ? It will not happen again

Pakistan's Shahid Afridi has apologised for the ball-tampering incident which has seen him banned for the first T20 with England.

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Flower not taking Bangladesh lightly

Andy Flower says England will be taking the Bangladesh tour seriously and will respect their opponents in all forms of the game.

More: Flower not taking Bangladesh lightly |

Aussies take opening T20

Australia's winning run has continued with a comprehensive six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first Twenty20 in Wellington.

More: Aussies take opening T20 |

MCC issues IPL vow

The MCC has now established a working committee as it plans to further explore the possibility of buying an IPL franchise.

More: MCC issues IPL vow |

New kid Kieswetter set for ODI bow - Cook

England captain Alastair Cook is certain that Craig Kieswetter will make his one-day international debut against Bangladesh on Sunday.

More: New kid Kieswetter set for ODI bow - Cook |

Lee reveals Test retirement reasons

Brett Lee is targeting glory with Australia at the 2011 one-day World Cup after announcing his retirement from Test cricket.

More: Lee reveals Test retirement reasons |

Lee to finish in Test cricket

Australia fast bowler Brett Lee is on Wednesday expected to confirm his retirement from Test cricket.

More: Lee to finish in Test cricket |

Gibbs pens Yorkshire deal

South Africa international batsman Herschelle Gibbs has signed for Yorkshire to play in this summer's Twenty20 competition.

More: Gibbs pens Yorkshire deal |

England skipper happy with Twenty20 form

Paul Collingwood remains confident England will have a good showing at the World Twenty20 despite Saturday's defeat to Pakistan.

More: England skipper happy with Twenty20 form |

England close to perfection - Collingwood

Captain Paul Collingwood said England were 'near-perfect' in Friday's seven-wicket Twenty20 win over Pakistan in Dubai.

More: England close to perfection - Collingwood |

Aussies blow away Windies in one-day finale

Australia defeated the West Indies by 125 runs in the final one-day international in Melbourne to complete a 4-0 series victory.

More: Aussies blow away Windies in one-day finale |

Tigers fail to hang on in Hamilton

Tim Southee finished with figures of 3-41 to help New Zealand secure a 121-run win over Bangladesh in the one-off Test in Hamilton.

More: Tigers fail to hang on in Hamilton |

Kieswetter's desert strike downs England

Craig Kieswetter and Adil Rashid shone as England Lions defeated England in their Twenty20 match in Abu Dhabi.

More: Kieswetter's desert strike downs England |

Lee admits uncertainty over cricket 'life'

Australian paceman Brett Lee says he's satisfied with his career even if injury prevents him from playing top-level cricket again.

More: Lee admits uncertainty over cricket 'life' |

Flower to keep tabs on Kieswetter

Andy Flower has told emerging Lions talent Craig Kieswetter he has a chance of winning an England call-up.

More: Flower to keep tabs on Kieswetter |

Sehwag and Tendulkar punish Proteas

Centuries by Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar have put India in the driving seat in the second Test with South Africa in Kolkata.

More: Sehwag and Tendulkar punish Proteas |

Colly ? England need IPL experience

Paul Collingwood believes English cricketers' lack of exposure in the IPL and Champions League is hindering the national Twenty20 side.

More: Colly ? England need IPL experience |

England ace predicts 'rotation system'

Alastair Cook claims that more England players might have to follow captain Andrew Strauss' example and take a break from cricket.

More: England ace predicts 'rotation system' |

Black Caps set for Florida outing

New Zealand are closing in on a deal to play Sri Lanka in a Twenty20 series in the United States in May.

More: Black Caps set for Florida outing |

Kieswetter stars as Lions roar

Craig Kieswetter gave a glimpse of things to come when he hit an unbeaten 77 as England Lions beat Pakistan A in Sharjah.

More: Kieswetter stars as Lions roar |

Windies' hopes washed away

The third one-day international between the West Indies and Australia was abandoned due to rain with the tourists in a strong position.

More: Windies' hopes washed away |

Strauss right to miss tour - Broad

England all-rounder Stuart Broad has backed captain Andrew Strauss's decision to miss the upcoming tour of Bangladesh.

More: Strauss right to miss tour - Broad |

Guptill guides Black Caps to win

New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by three wickets in Christchurch on Thursday to complete a one-day series whitewash.

More: Guptill guides Black Caps to win |

PCB backing Aussie series flops

The Pakistan Cricket Board has ruled out a complete overhaul of their side despite crashing to a series whitewash defeat in Australia.

More: PCB backing Aussie series flops |

Warne underwhelmed by Strauss no-show

Shane Warne has said Andrew Strauss has shown "a lack of respect for Test cricket" by missing the tour of Bangladesh.

More: Warne underwhelmed by Strauss no-show |

Steyn too hot for Indians

South Africa are closing in on victory in the first Test after Dale Steyn destroyed India with seven first-innings wickets in Nagpur.

More: Steyn too hot for Indians |

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