Cricket: May 2010 Archives

Finn and Trott earn Strauss' praise

Captain Andrew Strauss heaped the praise on Jonathan Trott and Steven Finn after England's eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh.

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England too strong for Bangladesh

England have beaten Bangladesh by eight-wickets in the first Test at Lord's thanks to a five-wicket haul from Steven Finn.

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PCB lift Malik ban

Shoaib Malik is available for Pakistan's tour of England after his one-year ban from international cricket was lifted.

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Finn out to emulate hero

Steve Finn admits he would love to play at Lord's in the first Test and enjoy the success of his hero, Glenn McGrath.

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PCB had no choice - Akram

Former captain Wasim Akram feels the PCB had no choice but to hand the captaincy to Shahid Afridi in all three forms of the game.

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Swann delighted at ECB award

Grame Swann said being named the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s Men's Cricketer of the Year capped a 'magical year'.

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Key duo missing from England set-up

England will be without the injured Paul Collingwood and rested Stuart Broad for the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh.

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Test comeback for Pakistan star

Shahid Afridi has decided to end his four-year Test exile amid speculation he could captain Pakistan against Australia.

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Stokes on fire as Durham down Kent

Durham have claimed their second County Championship win of the season with a six-wicket success over Kent.

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Onions to miss international summer

Graham Onions will miss the majority of the summer's action with the back injury that has prevented him playing so far this season.

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Northants sign Sri Lankan star

Sri Lankan seamer Chaminda Vaas has signed a deal to play for Northamptonshire in this season's Twenty20 campaign.

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Flintoff rejects Australia talk

Andrew Flintoff has insisted he will not talk about his immediate future until he is fit to return for Lancashire.

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England can improve further - Flower

Andy Flower feels England have 'huge scope for improvement' in other forms of cricket following their ICC World Twenty20 success.

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Colly calls for calm

Paul Collingwood says England cannot rest on their laurels and must kick on and become even better after winning the World Twenty20.

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Twenty20 joy for England

England have beaten Australia by seven wickets to win the ICC World Twenty20 tournament in the West Indies.

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Cook handed skipper role

Alastair Cook is set to captain the England Lions when they take on Bangladesh in next week's warm-up match.

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Smith steps down at Durham

Wicketkeeper-batsman Phil Mustard is the new captain of Durham after Will Smith left by mutual consent.

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Skipper hails his Sri Lanka starlets

Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara claims his side's young players have played a key part in their run to the World Twenty20 last four.

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Malik agrees Lancashire deal

Lancashire Lightning secure the signature of Shoaib Malik for their Friends Provident Twenty20 campaign.

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Pakistan defeat South Africa

South Africa have crashed out of the ICC World Twenty20 Cup after Champions Pakistan scraped to an 11-run win.

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Pietersen hails incredible batting attack

Kevin Pietersen has hailed England batting stars as crucial in their bid to win the ICC World Twenty20.

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England secure Super Eights win

Kevin Pietersen got England's Super Eights campaign off to flying start as he steered them to a six-wicket victory over Pakistan.

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Sri Lanka receive fitness boost

Sri Lanka have confirmed spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will stay with the squad after responding well to treatment on a groin injury.

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Skipper delighted with Morgan showing

Paul Collingwood hailed Eoin Morgan's display against Ireland and says he can inspire an improvement from England in the T20 World Cup.

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Muralitharan to miss Sri Lanka's T20 bid

Sri Lanka's World Twenty20 hopes have been hit by the news Muttiah Muralitharan will miss the tournament with a groin injury.

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Afghans fail to stun India

India ended Afghanistan's dream to win their opening match of the ICC World Twenty20 with a comfortable seven-wicket victory.

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Sammy too hot for Ireland

Darren Sammy put in a superb all-round display as the West Indies thrashed Ireland by 70 runs in the World Twenty20.

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McCullum stays calm to down Sri Lanka

Nathan McCullum's last-over heroics gave New Zealand a winning start with a two-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the World Twenty20.

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Finn and Trott earn Strauss' praise

Captain Andrew Strauss heaped the praise on Jonathan Trott and Steven Finn after England's eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh.

More: Finn and Trott earn Strauss' praise |

England too strong for Bangladesh

England have beaten Bangladesh by eight-wickets in the first Test at Lord's thanks to a five-wicket haul from Steven Finn.

More: England too strong for Bangladesh |

PCB lift Malik ban

Shoaib Malik is available for Pakistan's tour of England after his one-year ban from international cricket was lifted.

More: PCB lift Malik ban |

Finn out to emulate hero

Steve Finn admits he would love to play at Lord's in the first Test and enjoy the success of his hero, Glenn McGrath.

More: Finn out to emulate hero |

PCB had no choice - Akram

Former captain Wasim Akram feels the PCB had no choice but to hand the captaincy to Shahid Afridi in all three forms of the game.

More: PCB had no choice - Akram |

Swann delighted at ECB award

Grame Swann said being named the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s Men's Cricketer of the Year capped a 'magical year'.

More: Swann delighted at ECB award |

Key duo missing from England set-up

England will be without the injured Paul Collingwood and rested Stuart Broad for the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh.

More: Key duo missing from England set-up |

Test comeback for Pakistan star

Shahid Afridi has decided to end his four-year Test exile amid speculation he could captain Pakistan against Australia.

More: Test comeback for Pakistan star |

Stokes on fire as Durham down Kent

Durham have claimed their second County Championship win of the season with a six-wicket success over Kent.

More: Stokes on fire as Durham down Kent |

Onions to miss international summer

Graham Onions will miss the majority of the summer's action with the back injury that has prevented him playing so far this season.

More: Onions to miss international summer |

Northants sign Sri Lankan star

Sri Lankan seamer Chaminda Vaas has signed a deal to play for Northamptonshire in this season's Twenty20 campaign.

More: Northants sign Sri Lankan star |

Flintoff rejects Australia talk

Andrew Flintoff has insisted he will not talk about his immediate future until he is fit to return for Lancashire.

More: Flintoff rejects Australia talk |

England can improve further - Flower

Andy Flower feels England have 'huge scope for improvement' in other forms of cricket following their ICC World Twenty20 success.

More: England can improve further - Flower |

Colly calls for calm

Paul Collingwood says England cannot rest on their laurels and must kick on and become even better after winning the World Twenty20.

More: Colly calls for calm |

Twenty20 joy for England

England have beaten Australia by seven wickets to win the ICC World Twenty20 tournament in the West Indies.

More: Twenty20 joy for England |

Cook handed skipper role

Alastair Cook is set to captain the England Lions when they take on Bangladesh in next week's warm-up match.

More: Cook handed skipper role |

Smith steps down at Durham

Wicketkeeper-batsman Phil Mustard is the new captain of Durham after Will Smith left by mutual consent.

More: Smith steps down at Durham |

Skipper hails his Sri Lanka starlets

Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara claims his side's young players have played a key part in their run to the World Twenty20 last four.

More: Skipper hails his Sri Lanka starlets |

Malik agrees Lancashire deal

Lancashire Lightning secure the signature of Shoaib Malik for their Friends Provident Twenty20 campaign.

More: Malik agrees Lancashire deal |

Pakistan defeat South Africa

South Africa have crashed out of the ICC World Twenty20 Cup after Champions Pakistan scraped to an 11-run win.

More: Pakistan defeat South Africa |

Pietersen hails incredible batting attack

Kevin Pietersen has hailed England batting stars as crucial in their bid to win the ICC World Twenty20.

More: Pietersen hails incredible batting attack |

England secure Super Eights win

Kevin Pietersen got England's Super Eights campaign off to flying start as he steered them to a six-wicket victory over Pakistan.

More: England secure Super Eights win |

Sri Lanka receive fitness boost

Sri Lanka have confirmed spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will stay with the squad after responding well to treatment on a groin injury.

More: Sri Lanka receive fitness boost |

Skipper delighted with Morgan showing

Paul Collingwood hailed Eoin Morgan's display against Ireland and says he can inspire an improvement from England in the T20 World Cup.

More: Skipper delighted with Morgan showing |

Muralitharan to miss Sri Lanka's T20 bid

Sri Lanka's World Twenty20 hopes have been hit by the news Muttiah Muralitharan will miss the tournament with a groin injury.

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