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Having led England out in the second Twenty20 against South Africa, Cook will take charge of the EPP's clash with the Lions Alastair Cook will captain the England Performance Programme against Highveld Lions in the opening match of their trip to South... Full Article at England and Wales Cricket Board
Cape Town (South Africa), Nov.25 (ANI): England fast bowler James Anderson has cleared the air with skipper Alastair Cook, insisting that he does not want his best mate’s job. Full Article at Sindh Today
England's Alastair Cook (L) watches as he is caught by Australia's Michael Clarke watched by Brad Haddin (R) during their fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval in London August 21, 2009. View Photo »
After 2005 that side never played together again. This time, apart from Fred, most of the side will be around for some time to come and we can build on that. It gives us a lot of encouragement for what we need to do in the future and South Africa is such a big challenge it keeps our feet on the ground t...
England are confident that Alastair Cook will be fit for the start of the Test series against South Africa next month after switching the batsman from the one-day squad into the Performance Programme while he recovers from an injury to his lower... Full Article at Times Online
South African great Barry Richards has issued a stark warning to England openers Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook - this tour could make or break you. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
Page last updated at 10:32 GMT, Sunday, 22 November 2009 Cook plays his county cricket for Essex and made his Test debut in 2006 Opener Alastair Cook looks like missing England's third one-day international against South Africa in Cape Town. Full Article at BBC Sport
England's Graeme Swann, background right, celebrates after Alastair Cook, left, takes the catch to dismiss Australia's Stuart Clark, foreground centre, during the second day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval cricket ground, London, Frida... View Photo »
Alastair Cook was in the showers and wasn’t allowed to come out ... Matt Prior was drumming a ball up and down, 100 times or more, and I was rocking on my chair. As every ball was bowled, I rocked back and then as it was survived I rocked forwards and blew into my hands like an owl. It was bizarre but I...
Alastair Cook will remain with the England Performance Squad in Pretoria as he seeks to overcome a bulging disk in his back England today announced Alastair Cook will remain in Pretoria while the remainder of the one-day squad fly to Cape Town... Full Article at England and Wales Cricket Board
England on Sunday announced Alastair Cook will remain in Pretoria while the remainder of the one-day international squad fly to Cape Town on Monday to continue their series against South Africa. Full Article at Cricket365
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England's Alastair Cook (L) watches as he is caught by Australia's Michael Clarke watched by Brad Haddin (R) during their fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval in London August 21, 2009.
View Photo »England's Graeme Swann, background right, celebrates after Alastair Cook, left, takes the catch to dismiss Australia's Stuart Clark, foreground centre, during the second day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval cricket ground, London, Friday Aug. 21, 2009.
View Photo »England's Graeme Swann, centre, reacts with Andrew Strauss after Australia's Simon Katich was caught by Alastair Cook, left, off the bowling of Graeme Swann on the second day of the fifth cricket test match between England and Australia at The Oval cricket ground in London, Friday, Aug....
View Photo »England's Andrew Flintoff appeals unsuccessfully for the wicket of Australia's Shane Watson (not in picture) watched by Alastair Cook (R) during the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval, London on August 21, 2009.
View Photo »LONDON - AUGUST 20: Peter Siddle of Australia celebrates taking the wicket of Alastair Cook (L) of England during day one of the npower 5th Ashes Test Match between England and Australia at The Brit Oval on August 20, 2009 in London, England.
View Photo »Australia's Peter Siddle, left, claims the wicket of England's Alastair Cook, right, during the first day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval cricket ground, London, Thursday Aug. 20, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Peter Siddle, left, claims the wicket of England's Alastair Cook, right, during the first day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval cricket ground, London, Thursday Aug. 20, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Peter Siddle, left, claims the wicket of England's Alastair Cook, right, during the first day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval cricket ground, London, Thursday Aug. 20, 2009.
View Photo »England's Stuart Broad (L), Ian Bell (2nd L), Andrew Flintoff and Alastair Cook (R) take a break during a training session before the fifth Ashes cricket test match against Australia at the Oval in London August 19, 2009.
View Photo »England's Stuart Broad (L), Ian Bell (2nd L) Andrew Flintoff and Alastair Cook (R) laugh during a training session before the fifth Ashes cricket test match against Australia at the Oval, London on August 19, 2009.
View Photo »England's Andrew Flintoff, sitting 2nd right, sits with Alastair Cook, right, Ryan Sidebottom, left, Stuart Broad, 2nd left, and Ian Bell during their cricket practice session at the Oval, London, Wednesday Aug. 19, 2009.
View Photo »England's Andrew Flintoff, left, and Alastair Cook bat during their cricket practice session at the Oval, London, Wednesday Aug. 19, 2009. England will play Australia in the final and deciding Ashes test match at the Oval starting Thursday.
View Photo »England's Andrew Flintoff (R) stretches with Ryan Sidebottom (2nd L) and Alastair Cook (C) during a training session before the fifth Ashes cricket test match against Australia at the Oval, London August 18, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Mitchell Johnson celebrates after taking the wicket of England's Alastair Cook, left, on the second day of the fourth cricket test match between England and Australia, at Headingley cricket ground in Leeds, England, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2009.
View Photo »Australia's Ricky Ponting (R) points as England's Andrew Strauss (L) and Alastair Cook watch during the second day of the fourth Ashes cricket test match at Headingley in Leeds, northern England August 8, 2009.
View Photo »LEEDS, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 07: Stuart Clark of Australia celebrates the wicket of Alastair Cook of England during day one of the npower 4th Ashes Test Match between England and Australia at Headingley Carnegie Stadium on August 7, 2009 in Leeds, England.
View Photo »LEEDS, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 07: Stuart Clark of Australia celebrates the wicket of Alastair Cook of England with Marcus North during day one of the npower 4th Ashes Test Match between England and Australia at Headingley Carnegie Stadium on August 7, 2009 in Leeds, England.
View Photo »LEEDS, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 07: Stuart Clark of Australia celebrates the wicket of Alastair Cook of England (not in picture) during day one of the npower 4th Ashes Test Match between England and Australia at Headingley Carnegie Stadium on August 7, 2009 in Leeds, England.
View Photo »England's Alastair Cook (R) grapples with security expert Reg Dickason during a training session before the fourth Ashes cricket test match against Australia at Headingley Carnegie cricket ground, Leeds, England, August 5, 2009.
View Photo »England's Alastair Cook (L) boxes with security expert Reg Dickason during a training session before the fourth Ashes cricket test match against Australia at Headingley Carnegie cricket ground, Leeds, England, August 5, 2009.
View Photo »England's Alastair Cook (R) boxes with security expert Reg Dickason during a training session before the fourth Ashes cricket test match against Australia at Headingley Carnegie cricket ground, Leeds, England, August 5, 2009.
View Photo »England's Alastair Cook, left, trains with security expert Reg Dickason at Headingley cricket ground in Leeds, England, Wednesday Aug. 5, 2009. Australia will play England in the fourth cricket Ashes Test match on Friday.
View Photo »LEEDS, ENGLAND - AUGUST 06: Alastair Cook in action during the England nets session at the Headingley Carnegie Stadium ahead of the 4th Ashes Test on August 6, 2009 in Leeds, England.
View Photo »LEEDS, ENGLAND - AUGUST 06: Captain Andrew Strauss talks with Alastair Cook during the England nets session at the Headingley Carnegie Stadium ahead of the 4th Ashes Test on August 6, 2009 in Leeds, England.
View Photo »LEEDS, ENGLAND - AUGUST 06: Captain Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook in action during the England nets session at the Headingley Carnegie Stadium ahead of the 4th Ashes Test on August 6, 2009 in Leeds, England.
View Photo »England's Graeme Swann, background right, celebrates after Alastair Cook, left, takes the catch to dismiss Australia's Stuart Clark, foreground centre, during the second day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match at the Oval cricket ground, London, Friday Aug. 21, 2009.
View Photo »After 2005 that side never played together again. This time, apart from Fred, most of the side will be around for some time to come and we can build on that. It gives us a lot of encouragement for what we need to do in the future and South Africa is such a big challenge it keeps our feet on the ground t...
Alastair Cook was in the showers and wasn’t allowed to come out ... Matt Prior was drumming a ball up and down, 100 times or more, and I was rocking on my chair. As every ball was bowled, I rocked back and then as it was survived I rocked forwards and blew into my hands like an owl. It was bizarre but I...
I am never going to be Kevin Pietersen, hitting it out of the ground every ball, but if people saw the innings I played for Essex towards the end of the season, there were some big shots there at the right time and that gives me confidence to know I can do it. I can score runs quickly
I've captained Bedford School, county age-group sides, county seconds and Essex, when Ronnie Irani was indisposed
There has been talk that Andrew Strauss might take the Bangladesh tour off next March
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