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Moeen Ali Awarded England Contract; Jonathan Trott, Matt Prior Ignored
Moeen Ali, Jos Buttler and four others have been awarded their first England contracts. Jonathan Trott, Matt Prior and axed Kevin Pietersen were among the players to lose central-contract status.
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England Injury Scare for Jason Roy, Tim Bresnan
Rising star Jason Roy was hit on the hand while batting for Surrey against New Zealand A at The Oval and had to be taken to hospital, although an X-ray revealed that he had not broken any bones.
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Jason Roy Added in England Squad for T20 International Against India
Jason Roy, the top-scorer in the Natwest t20 Blast was named in England's 14-member squad. The one-off T20 international between India and England will be played at Edgbaston on September 7.
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The Ashes: Tim Bresnan recalled to England squad
Bresnan could push for a spot in Adelaide but would more likely be in the calculations for the third Test in Perth, where the bounce and pace of the wicket suits fast bowlers.
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England ponder Tim Bresnan fitness as Boyd Rankin eyes the Ashes
Twice an Ashes-winner, Bresnan when fit fills the tricky position of third seamer in a four-man attack and the Yorkshireman played a key role during England's 2010/11 3-1 series win in Australia.
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James Anderson accepts need for pre-Ashes break
Anderson was one of several key players left out of the England squad for the forthcoming five-match one-day international series against Australia.
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The Ashes: Alastair Cook brushes aside Shane Warne's jibes
Warne claimed that England had taken an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the Ashes in spite, rather than because, of Cook's "way too cautious" captaincy.
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The Ashes: England's Tim Bresnan out for season with stress fracture
The first England match Tim Bresnan will miss is next week's fifth and final Test against Australia at The Oval in south London starting on Wednesday, August 21.
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'Greedy' Alastair Cook hungry for more Ashes glory
England have never won an Ashes series 4-0 and promised no let-up against arch-rivals Australia in the final Test at The Oval.
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The Ashes: Stuart Broad bowls England to victory by 74 runs and they win the series 3-0
Australia, set 299 to win, were well-placed at 168 for two but collapsed to 224 all out on the fourth day as paceman Stuart Broad took six wickets for 50 runs for a Test-best match haul of 11 for 121.
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The Ashes: Ian Bell determined to press on in 4th Test
England will start Monday's fourth day on 234 for five in their second innings, a lead of 202 runs, with Bell 105 not out and nightwatchman Tim Bresnan unbeaten on four.
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Stuart Broad plays second fiddle to no one
Lest we forget his contribution as rain helped England save face and retain the urn at Old Trafford.
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David Warner played the pantomime villain to perfection!
Animosity for Shane Warne and Ricky Ponting in England turned to grudging admiration. Warner's Test career is in its infancy and the only way is forward.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle adds to England agony after Michael Clarke's century
At Friday's close Ashes-holders England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, in a match the tourists, 2-0 down with three to play, had to win to stand any chance of regaining the urn.
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The Ashes: It's elementary, dear Watson
There can be few more annoying things than seeing one of the best batsmen in the Australian team getting out in exactly the same manner each time he walks out to bat. What exactly is wrong with Shane Watson?
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Moeen Ali Awarded England Contract; Jonathan Trott, Matt Prior Ignored
Moeen Ali, Jos Buttler and four others have been awarded their first England contracts. Jonathan Trott, Matt Prior and axed Kevin Pietersen were among the players to lose central-contract status.
-
England Injury Scare for Jason Roy, Tim Bresnan
Rising star Jason Roy was hit on the hand while batting for Surrey against New Zealand A at The Oval and had to be taken to hospital, although an X-ray revealed that he had not broken any bones.
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Jason Roy Added in England Squad for T20 International Against India
Jason Roy, the top-scorer in the Natwest t20 Blast was named in England's 14-member squad. The one-off T20 international between India and England will be played at Edgbaston on September 7.
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The Ashes: Tim Bresnan recalled to England squad
Bresnan could push for a spot in Adelaide but would more likely be in the calculations for the third Test in Perth, where the bounce and pace of the wicket suits fast bowlers.
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England ponder Tim Bresnan fitness as Boyd Rankin eyes the Ashes
Twice an Ashes-winner, Bresnan when fit fills the tricky position of third seamer in a four-man attack and the Yorkshireman played a key role during England's 2010/11 3-1 series win in Australia.
-
James Anderson accepts need for pre-Ashes break
Anderson was one of several key players left out of the England squad for the forthcoming five-match one-day international series against Australia.
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The Ashes: Alastair Cook brushes aside Shane Warne's jibes
Warne claimed that England had taken an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the Ashes in spite, rather than because, of Cook's "way too cautious" captaincy.
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The Ashes: England's Tim Bresnan out for season with stress fracture
The first England match Tim Bresnan will miss is next week's fifth and final Test against Australia at The Oval in south London starting on Wednesday, August 21.
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'Greedy' Alastair Cook hungry for more Ashes glory
England have never won an Ashes series 4-0 and promised no let-up against arch-rivals Australia in the final Test at The Oval.
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The Ashes: Stuart Broad bowls England to victory by 74 runs and they win the series 3-0
Australia, set 299 to win, were well-placed at 168 for two but collapsed to 224 all out on the fourth day as paceman Stuart Broad took six wickets for 50 runs for a Test-best match haul of 11 for 121.
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The Ashes: Ian Bell determined to press on in 4th Test
England will start Monday's fourth day on 234 for five in their second innings, a lead of 202 runs, with Bell 105 not out and nightwatchman Tim Bresnan unbeaten on four.
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Stuart Broad plays second fiddle to no one
Lest we forget his contribution as rain helped England save face and retain the urn at Old Trafford.
-
David Warner played the pantomime villain to perfection!
Animosity for Shane Warne and Ricky Ponting in England turned to grudging admiration. Warner's Test career is in its infancy and the only way is forward.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle adds to England agony after Michael Clarke's century
At Friday's close Ashes-holders England were 52 for two in reply to Australia's first innings 527 for seven declared, a deficit of 475 runs, in a match the tourists, 2-0 down with three to play, had to win to stand any chance of regaining the urn.
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The Ashes: It's elementary, dear Watson
There can be few more annoying things than seeing one of the best batsmen in the Australian team getting out in exactly the same manner each time he walks out to bat. What exactly is wrong with Shane Watson?
