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Eng v Ind live: Broad claims Tendulkar, Lord’s, day three, afternoon
England make inroads but should have had more after Sachin cameo Tea: First Test, day three, Lord’s Match score: India 193-5 (Dravid 59*, Dhoni 4, Mukund 49; Broad 3-28) trail England 474-8 dec (Pietersen 202*, Prior 71, Trott 70; Kumar … Continue reading
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Tagged England, India, Sachin Tendulkar, stuart broad
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Eng v Ind live: It’s Tendulkar time, Lord’s, day three, morning
Impressive Broad takes two wickets but stage is set for Tendulkar Lunch: First Test, day three, Lord’s Match score: India 102-2 (Dravid 15*, Tendulkar 10*, Mukund 49; Broad 2-25) trail England 474-8 dec (Pietersen 202*, Prior 71, Trott 70; Kumar … Continue reading
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Tagged England, India, Lords, Sachin Tendulkar, stuart broad
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Tuffers plans new literary jaunt: Richard Gibson
Publishers Headline are looking to exploit Phil Tufnell’s profile, both with Test Match Special and beyond the game’s boundaries thanks to his mainstream television work, with a telling of his favourite cricketing anecdotes across two books. Tufnell, 45, released a … Continue reading
CMJ: Increase in bad behaviour a real cause for concern
The hot-headedness of Stuart Broad, in part a symptom of his current problems as a bowler who has temporarily lost the art of taking wickets, cost him half his match fee after England’s second one-day international against Sri Lanka at … Continue reading
Simon Hughes: Bell omission sums up Broad’s woes
Stuart Broad could not have had a worst start to his international captaincy career. He lost the toss, selected a strange side, got the opening pair wrong with the bat and the ball, and lost the game comfortably. Of course, … Continue reading
Posted in England, Featured Articles, Opinion, OpinionAlerts, Simon Hughes, Stuart Broad
Tagged England, ian bell, Simon Hughes, stuart broad
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It’s cold and grey – but don’t tell the super heroes
Despite confident forecasts that flaming June would finally arrive, the day dawned damp and grey in Bristol, the first spectators to arrive being greeted by the all too familiar sight of a mopping up operation on a wet outfield. But … Continue reading
John Emburey: Strauss selection for Somerset is beyond criticism
I am very pleased to see Andrew Strauss included in the Somerset team to play a three-day game against the Indians at Taunton in mid-July, ahead of the four-Test series which will provide not just the high point of this … Continue reading
Posted in Andrew Strauss, England, Featured Articles, John Emburey, Opinion, OpinionAlerts
Tagged Andrew Strauss, England, John Emburey, Somerset, stuart broad
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John Emburey: Time for Broad to grow to full maturity
The absence of the injured Jimmy Anderson from England’s next two Tests against Sri Lanka, at Lord’s and at the Rose Bowl, could be the catalyst for the final growth to cricketing maturity of Stuart Broad. There were signs at … Continue reading
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Tagged England, John Emburey, Jonathan Trott, Sri Lanka, stuart broad
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Nottinghamshire look for parting gift from Broad
Nottinghamshire will look to Stuart Broad for a repeat of his 2010 Bear-baiting in his second and probably last County Championship appearance of the season against Warwickshire at Trent Bridge this week. Broad took 11 wickets in the fixture between … Continue reading
Posted in Andy Wilson, County cricket, England, LVCC1, Nottinghamshire, Stuart Broad
Tagged Andy Wilson, county championship, graeme swann, nottinghamshire, stuart broad
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Bell welcomes appointment of captaincy trio
Ian Bell has welcomed the appointment of England’s new captaincy trio as “an exciting approach”. Andrew Strauss will remain captain of the Test team but has handed over the reins of the one-day side to Alastair Cook. But Cook is … Continue reading
Posted in County cricket, England, Featured Articles, Ian Bell, Paul Bolton, Warwickshire
Tagged alastair cook, Andrew Strauss, England, ian bell, Paul Bolton, stuart broad
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