Steven Finn
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Tim Southee strikes again as England crumbles – 1st Test
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The star quick bowler of New Zealand, Tim Southee, bowled excellently in the second innings by picking three important wickets as England looks for survival.
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Matt Prior and Ian Bell fight back for a draw – 3rd Test vs. New Zealand
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Matt Prior blasted a match preserving ton and shared a solid partnership with Ian Bell that resulted in saving the crucial third Test for England vs. New Zealand.
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New Zealand six wickets away from a historic win – 3rd Test vs. England
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Peter Fulton plundered his successive ton in the match and the Black Caps bowlers bowled superbly vs. England as the home team came closer to a historic win.
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New Zealand commands on day two – 3rd Test vs. England
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The New Zealand batting led by Peter Fulton and Kane Willamson posted a healthy total while Trent Boult held two quick English wickets as the hosts ruled the day.
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England crushed New Zealand to win the series – 3rd ODI
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A lethal bowling spell from the speedster Steven Finn, well supported by the other bowlers and keen batting by the English batsmen won them the third ODI vs. the Kiwis.
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Luke Wright minced New Zealand
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Luke Wright propelled New Zealand with a destructive match winning knock in the important match of the ICC World Twenty20 as England won the game easily.
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Indian spinners chewed England batting
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A destructive bowling display was demonstrated by the Indian bowlers who demolished the strong batting line up of England and beat them convincingly.
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England will reclaim No.1 spot – James Anderson
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The leading quick bowler of England, James Anderson, is confident that his side is able to bounce back and will rule the world again in Test cricket soon.
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South Africa, the new No.1 Test unit – series review
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South Africa emerged as the top Test team in the world under the captaincy of Graeme Smith after beating England convincingly 2-0 in Basil D’Olivera Trophy.
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South Africa King of the Test world – 3rd Test vs. England
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A combined team effort well led by the skipper, Graeme Smith, took South Africa to the peaks of Test cricket while beating England and clinching the No.1 spot.