Stuart Broad
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No more fast bowling – Sachin Tendulkar
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The little master, Sachin Tendulkar, has conquered all types of bowling across the world with his class batting but now he feels timid while facing quick bowling.
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England have slipped big time in Test cricket
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A disastrous home series defeat to South Africa completed a poor year for England as the No.1 Test team in the world.
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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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Pietersen vs. Petersen –England vs. South Africa, 2nd Test ends in a draw
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Alviro Petersen smashed a ton from South Africa and Kevin Pietersen of England responded in the same way as the second Test between the two countries ended in a draw.
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Alviro Petersen strengthened South Africa – first Test vs. England
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Alviro Petersen played a career best innings by hammering 182 runs and consolidated the position of South Africa in the 2nd Test vs. England at Leeds.
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England announced ODI and T20 squads vs. West Indies
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The England selectors have announced their balanced squads for ODI and T20 vs. the formidable West Indies for the forthcoming series due to commence on June 16, 2012.
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England’s XI for the Tests against South Africa
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Here are those 11 players who will in all probability be featuring in a Test match for England against South Africa and their prospects of performing well.
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England announced its squad for the 3rd Test vs. West Indies – James Anderson rested
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The national selectors of England have announced 12 players for the third Test vs. West Indies and decided to give a break to the speedster James Anderson.
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Bell Rang as England Cooked West Indies
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Stuart Broad grabbed 11 wickets, followed by 132 runs partnership between Alastair Cook and Ian bell led England to an easy win by 5 wickets vs. West Indies.
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Match evenly poised as England Strikes back – first Test vs. Sri Lanka
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The first Test was evenly poised on the second day when the batsmen from both sides were unable to read the spinners and 17 wickets were lost altogether.