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The Ashes: Ian Bell tolls for Australia's victory bid, claims media
While Australia's cricket writers praised Bell's batsmanship, they bemoaned yet another injury to allrounder Watson, who left the field midway through an over with hip and groin pain.
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Graeme Swann eases injury fears with solid display
It was a welcome stint for the Nottinghamshire bowler, who said he needed some match practice. "Having not played much in the Champions Trophy, and then missing out on the first innings here after getting whacked on the arm, I was very keen to get at least 20 overs under my belt," he said.
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Graeme Swann goes to hospital with arm injury
Swann misjudged an attempted pull shot off Essex bowler Tymal Mills while batting for England on day two of the four-day match, and was hit on the right forearm.
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Swann and Bresnan revive England in warm-up
Kevin Pietersen, playing his first match for England in any format since leaving the tour of New Zealand in March with a knee injury, looked in fine touch ahead of the first Test against Australia at Trent Bridge on July 10 while making 49 on Sunday.
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Graeme Swann, Tim Bresnan return to England squad for 1st Test against New Zealand
Tim Bresnan and Graeme Swann return to England whites after injury layoffs while Jonathan Bairstow too finds a place.
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Swann fitness distracts from Tredwell return
England spinner Graeme Swann's elbow injury is under attention ahead of his side's marquee Test series against South Africa.
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Ian Bell injured, doubtful for first ODI
England suffered a setback on the eve of their first One-Day International against West Indies, with Ian Bell suffering an injury during a practice session.
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Swann likely to continue as England T20 skipper
Spinner Graeme Swann is likely to stay on as England's Twenty20 skipper since regular captain Stuart Broad has been advised two months' rest to recover from the shoulder injury he sustained during a One-Day International against India at Lord's last month.
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Sammy: Our batters can dominate Swann in big match
With Chris Gayle back from injury and Kieron Pollard in good form, Darren Sammy is confident his West Indies squad contains the batsmen to dominate England spinner Graeme Swann in their crucial World Cup Group B matchup.
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Injury-plagued England eye quarterfinals
England hope to recover from twin injury blows and virtually ensure their World Cup quarterfinal place with a victory over stuttering Bangladesh on Friday.
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Swann injures thumb in 1st training session
Graeme Swann suffered an injury to his right thumb while batting during the team's first full training session in Australia ahead of the Ashes series.
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The Ashes: Ian Bell tolls for Australia's victory bid, claims media
While Australia's cricket writers praised Bell's batsmanship, they bemoaned yet another injury to allrounder Watson, who left the field midway through an over with hip and groin pain.
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Graeme Swann eases injury fears with solid display
It was a welcome stint for the Nottinghamshire bowler, who said he needed some match practice. "Having not played much in the Champions Trophy, and then missing out on the first innings here after getting whacked on the arm, I was very keen to get at least 20 overs under my belt," he said.
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Graeme Swann goes to hospital with arm injury
Swann misjudged an attempted pull shot off Essex bowler Tymal Mills while batting for England on day two of the four-day match, and was hit on the right forearm.
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Swann and Bresnan revive England in warm-up
Kevin Pietersen, playing his first match for England in any format since leaving the tour of New Zealand in March with a knee injury, looked in fine touch ahead of the first Test against Australia at Trent Bridge on July 10 while making 49 on Sunday.
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Graeme Swann, Tim Bresnan return to England squad for 1st Test against New Zealand
Tim Bresnan and Graeme Swann return to England whites after injury layoffs while Jonathan Bairstow too finds a place.
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Swann fitness distracts from Tredwell return
England spinner Graeme Swann's elbow injury is under attention ahead of his side's marquee Test series against South Africa.
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Ian Bell injured, doubtful for first ODI
England suffered a setback on the eve of their first One-Day International against West Indies, with Ian Bell suffering an injury during a practice session.
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Swann likely to continue as England T20 skipper
Spinner Graeme Swann is likely to stay on as England's Twenty20 skipper since regular captain Stuart Broad has been advised two months' rest to recover from the shoulder injury he sustained during a One-Day International against India at Lord's last month.
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Sammy: Our batters can dominate Swann in big match
With Chris Gayle back from injury and Kieron Pollard in good form, Darren Sammy is confident his West Indies squad contains the batsmen to dominate England spinner Graeme Swann in their crucial World Cup Group B matchup.
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Injury-plagued England eye quarterfinals
England hope to recover from twin injury blows and virtually ensure their World Cup quarterfinal place with a victory over stuttering Bangladesh on Friday.
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Swann injures thumb in 1st training session
Graeme Swann suffered an injury to his right thumb while batting during the team's first full training session in Australia ahead of the Ashes series.
