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James Anderson Booed by Indian Fans During Third ODI at Trent Bridge
James Anderson was received with huge boos from the Indian supporters the moment he stepped out at the crease to bat after the dismissal of number nine batsman James Tredwell in the last over.
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The Ashes: Tredwell and Brothwick called into England's Test squad
Graeme Swann's mid-Ashes series shock retirement calls for desperate measures by England selectors.
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James Tredwell aims to prove his worth for England
Tredwell endured a disappointing spell in the second one-dayer last Sunday as the Australians hit him to all parts of Old Trafford in their 88-run victory.
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Parvez Rasool, Jammu and Kashmir's first player in Team India
Rasool made his first-class debut for J&K in the 2008-09 season, has played 17 first-class matches, scoring 1003 runs and taking 46 wickets.
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Kevin Pietersen's comeback washed out as New Zealand take T20 series
Pietersen was included in an England side for the first time following a knee injury that forced his early exit from the tour of New Zealand in March. The former England captain was sidelined from all cricket until making a superb unbeaten 177 for Surrey in a County Championship match last weekend.
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1st T20: Brendon McCullum hails Hamish Rutherford as New Zealand edge England
England needed six for a tie off the last ball that would have forced a 'super-over' but that proved beyond Ravi Bopara, who finished on 30 not out as New Zealand took a 1-0 lead in this two-match series.
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ICC Champions Trophy semifinal: England cruise to 7-wicket over South Africa, book place in final
England bowled out the Proteas for 175 in 38.4 overs and cruised past the target in the 38th over with Jonathan Trott unbeaten on 82.
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Winning Champions Trophy would be "massive", says England's James Tredwell
Many England fans viewed the Champions Trophy, a tournament featuring the world's top eight ODI sides, as a distraction from the rather more important business of a third straight Test campaign win over Australia when they face their arch-rivals in a five-match series starting in Nottingham next month.
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ICC Champions Trophy: Underachievers - England, South Africa - face off in first semi-final
It's the weak-kneed legacy that AB de Villiers and his side will have to cope with when they go into The Oval semifinal against England on Wednesday (June 19). Since 1992, they have played two World Cup semifinals and four in the Champions Trophy. They won it when it was played for the first time, as the ICC Knockout, in 1998. In 2000, 2002 an...
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England clinch a spot in ICC Champions Trophy semis after 10-run win against New Zealand
A fighting 54-ball 67 by Kane Williamson goes in vain as New Zealand suffer top order batting collapse.
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James Anderson Booed by Indian Fans During Third ODI at Trent Bridge
James Anderson was received with huge boos from the Indian supporters the moment he stepped out at the crease to bat after the dismissal of number nine batsman James Tredwell in the last over.
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The Ashes: Tredwell and Brothwick called into England's Test squad
Graeme Swann's mid-Ashes series shock retirement calls for desperate measures by England selectors.
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James Tredwell aims to prove his worth for England
Tredwell endured a disappointing spell in the second one-dayer last Sunday as the Australians hit him to all parts of Old Trafford in their 88-run victory.
-
Parvez Rasool, Jammu and Kashmir's first player in Team India
Rasool made his first-class debut for J&K in the 2008-09 season, has played 17 first-class matches, scoring 1003 runs and taking 46 wickets.
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Kevin Pietersen's comeback washed out as New Zealand take T20 series
Pietersen was included in an England side for the first time following a knee injury that forced his early exit from the tour of New Zealand in March. The former England captain was sidelined from all cricket until making a superb unbeaten 177 for Surrey in a County Championship match last weekend.
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1st T20: Brendon McCullum hails Hamish Rutherford as New Zealand edge England
England needed six for a tie off the last ball that would have forced a 'super-over' but that proved beyond Ravi Bopara, who finished on 30 not out as New Zealand took a 1-0 lead in this two-match series.
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ICC Champions Trophy semifinal: England cruise to 7-wicket over South Africa, book place in final
England bowled out the Proteas for 175 in 38.4 overs and cruised past the target in the 38th over with Jonathan Trott unbeaten on 82.
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Winning Champions Trophy would be "massive", says England's James Tredwell
Many England fans viewed the Champions Trophy, a tournament featuring the world's top eight ODI sides, as a distraction from the rather more important business of a third straight Test campaign win over Australia when they face their arch-rivals in a five-match series starting in Nottingham next month.
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ICC Champions Trophy: Underachievers - England, South Africa - face off in first semi-final
It's the weak-kneed legacy that AB de Villiers and his side will have to cope with when they go into The Oval semifinal against England on Wednesday (June 19). Since 1992, they have played two World Cup semifinals and four in the Champions Trophy. They won it when it was played for the first time, as the ICC Knockout, in 1998. In 2000, 2002 an...
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England clinch a spot in ICC Champions Trophy semis after 10-run win against New Zealand
A fighting 54-ball 67 by Kane Williamson goes in vain as New Zealand suffer top order batting collapse.
