Cricket: April 2010 Archives

Yardy likes what he sees

England spinner Michael Yardy feels England have the all-round strength to compete with the best in the World Twenty20.

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Morgan guides England home

Eoin Morgan's 63 saw England home by five wickets in their final warm-up game against South Africa ahead of the World Twenty20.

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KP will not play Bangladesh warm-up

England's star batsman Kevin Pietersen will miss first ICC World Twenty20 warm-up game against Bangladesh to be with his pregnant wife.

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Super Kings keep nerve to lift IPL crown

Mahendra Singh Dhoni felt his Chennai Super Kings coped better with the pressure as they beat Mumbai Indians in Sunday's IPL final.

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Jimmy backs England new boys

New boys Michael Lumb and Craig Kieswetter have been backed by James Anderson to help England secure World Twenty20 success.

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Clarke happy with T20 style

Australian Twenty20 captain Michael Clarke is determined to play his own game as he leads his men into the World Twenty20.

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Champagne on ice for Bollinger

Doug Bollinger took 4-13 as Chennai Super Kings moved into the final of the IPL with a 38-run victory over Deccan Chargers.

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USA to host Black Caps series

It has been announced that New Zealand and Sri Lanka are set to play three Twenty20 games in the USA next month.

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Lancashire confirm double overseas swoop

Lancashire have replaced Kumar Sangakkara with the signings of Australian Simon Katich and West Indian Shivnarine Chanderpaul.

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Modi hits back in betting row

Indian Premier League chairmen Lalit Modi has denied allegations of betting and money laundering in the Twenty20 event.

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Durham given "wake-up call"

Durham captain Will Smith feels the champions will have to work even harder to lift the title this season after drawing with Essex.

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Sarwan hits ton as Windies down Ireland

The West Indies have beaten Ireland by six wickets on the D/L method in a one-off one-day international in Kingston, Jamaica.

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Lara set for comeback?

West Indies legend Brian Lara could be set for a sensational return to cricket with Surrey as talks continue about a possible deal.

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Anderson back to boost England

England will be boosted by the news James Anderson is to return from a knee injury absence for Lancashire's match with Warwickshire.

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Prior pops up on Wisden list

English quartet Matt Prior, Stuart Broad, Graham Onions and Graeme Swann have been named among Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year.

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Flintoff holds back on return date

Andrew Flintoff is refusing to put an exact date on his hopes for an eagerly-awaited return to first-class cricket.

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Warne hails England's Saker swoop

Shane Warne says England's new bowling coach David Saker will 'be excellent for the dressing room' following his recent appointment.

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Saker excited by England chance

David Saker says he is relishing the chance to work at international level after being appointed England's new fast bowling coach.

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McCullum pens Sharks deal

Sussex cricket manger Mark Robinson was delighted with the signing of Brendon McCullum for this season's Twenty20 competition.

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Grayson frustrated after Pathan snub

Essex coach Paul Grayson has expressed his disappointment at the news Yusuf Pathan's move to the county has been blocked.

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Surrey's Jordan struggling for opener

Surrey all-rounder Chris Jordan could miss the start of the season with ongoing back problems.

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Bowling legend Bedser dies

England bowling legend Sir Alec Bedser has died at the age of 91 after falling ill last month.

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KP hits form in IPL

Kevin Pietersen hit an unbeaten 66 as his IPL team, Bangalore Royal Challengers,' beat Kings XI Punjab by six wickets.

More: KP hits form in IPL |

McDermott keen on England post

Former Australia fast bowler Craig McDermott has admitted that he is interested in becoming the new England bowling coach.

More: McDermott keen on England post |

Yardy likes what he sees

England spinner Michael Yardy feels England have the all-round strength to compete with the best in the World Twenty20.

More: Yardy likes what he sees |

Morgan guides England home

Eoin Morgan's 63 saw England home by five wickets in their final warm-up game against South Africa ahead of the World Twenty20.

More: Morgan guides England home |

KP will not play Bangladesh warm-up

England's star batsman Kevin Pietersen will miss first ICC World Twenty20 warm-up game against Bangladesh to be with his pregnant wife.

More: KP will not play Bangladesh warm-up |

Super Kings keep nerve to lift IPL crown

Mahendra Singh Dhoni felt his Chennai Super Kings coped better with the pressure as they beat Mumbai Indians in Sunday's IPL final.

More: Super Kings keep nerve to lift IPL crown |

Jimmy backs England new boys

New boys Michael Lumb and Craig Kieswetter have been backed by James Anderson to help England secure World Twenty20 success.

More: Jimmy backs England new boys |

Clarke happy with T20 style

Australian Twenty20 captain Michael Clarke is determined to play his own game as he leads his men into the World Twenty20.

More: Clarke happy with T20 style |

Champagne on ice for Bollinger

Doug Bollinger took 4-13 as Chennai Super Kings moved into the final of the IPL with a 38-run victory over Deccan Chargers.

More: Champagne on ice for Bollinger |

USA to host Black Caps series

It has been announced that New Zealand and Sri Lanka are set to play three Twenty20 games in the USA next month.

More: USA to host Black Caps series |

Lancashire confirm double overseas swoop

Lancashire have replaced Kumar Sangakkara with the signings of Australian Simon Katich and West Indian Shivnarine Chanderpaul.

More: Lancashire confirm double overseas swoop |

Modi hits back in betting row

Indian Premier League chairmen Lalit Modi has denied allegations of betting and money laundering in the Twenty20 event.

More: Modi hits back in betting row |

Durham given "wake-up call"

Durham captain Will Smith feels the champions will have to work even harder to lift the title this season after drawing with Essex.

More: Durham given "wake-up call" |

Sarwan hits ton as Windies down Ireland

The West Indies have beaten Ireland by six wickets on the D/L method in a one-off one-day international in Kingston, Jamaica.

More: Sarwan hits ton as Windies down Ireland |

Lara set for comeback?

West Indies legend Brian Lara could be set for a sensational return to cricket with Surrey as talks continue about a possible deal.

More: Lara set for comeback? |

Anderson back to boost England

England will be boosted by the news James Anderson is to return from a knee injury absence for Lancashire's match with Warwickshire.

More: Anderson back to boost England |

Prior pops up on Wisden list

English quartet Matt Prior, Stuart Broad, Graham Onions and Graeme Swann have been named among Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year.

More: Prior pops up on Wisden list |

Flintoff holds back on return date

Andrew Flintoff is refusing to put an exact date on his hopes for an eagerly-awaited return to first-class cricket.

More: Flintoff holds back on return date |

Warne hails England's Saker swoop

Shane Warne says England's new bowling coach David Saker will 'be excellent for the dressing room' following his recent appointment.

More: Warne hails England's Saker swoop |

Saker excited by England chance

David Saker says he is relishing the chance to work at international level after being appointed England's new fast bowling coach.

More: Saker excited by England chance |

McCullum pens Sharks deal

Sussex cricket manger Mark Robinson was delighted with the signing of Brendon McCullum for this season's Twenty20 competition.

More: McCullum pens Sharks deal |

Grayson frustrated after Pathan snub

Essex coach Paul Grayson has expressed his disappointment at the news Yusuf Pathan's move to the county has been blocked.

More: Grayson frustrated after Pathan snub |

Surrey's Jordan struggling for opener

Surrey all-rounder Chris Jordan could miss the start of the season with ongoing back problems.

More: Surrey's Jordan struggling for opener |

Bowling legend Bedser dies

England bowling legend Sir Alec Bedser has died at the age of 91 after falling ill last month.

More: Bowling legend Bedser dies |

KP hits form in IPL

Kevin Pietersen hit an unbeaten 66 as his IPL team, Bangalore Royal Challengers,' beat Kings XI Punjab by six wickets.

More: KP hits form in IPL |

McDermott keen on England post

Former Australia fast bowler Craig McDermott has admitted that he is interested in becoming the new England bowling coach.

More: McDermott keen on England post |

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