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England all-rounder, Ashes hero and winner of the BBC award in 2005. My vote definitely goes to David Haye. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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ALASTAIR COOK made the most of England’s short ration of cricket, before the inevitable rain intervened to limit the tourists to less than half of the first day at Buffalo Park. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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England women's cricket coach Mark Lane has been named UK coach of the year for guiding them to World Cup and World Twenty20 glory. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Half-centuries against youthful local sides are not generally cherished by Test batsmen but Alastair Cook's undefeated 66 in rainy East London yesterday could not have come at a better time. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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The South Africa Invitational XI will be satisfied with their performance on the first day of the two-day tour match against an England XI at Buffalo Park in East London. Full Article at Cricket South Africa
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Alastair Cook made the most of England's short ration of cricket, before the inevitable rain intervened to limit the tourists to less than half of the first day at Buffalo Park. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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England's Kevin Pietersen leaves the field after being dismissed for 25 during today's tour match at Buffalo Park. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Alastair Cook made the most of England's short ration of cricket, before the inevitable rain intervened to limit the tourists to less than half of the first day at Buffalo Park. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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HEAVY rain called a halt to England's clash with a South African invitational XI at East London today. Full Article at Manchester Evening News
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Alastair Cook was on the brink of England's first red-ball half-century of their South Africa tour at East London this morning. Full Article at The Independent
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Alastair Cook hit an unbeaten century to rescue England after a poor start. Full Article at CricketWorld.com
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England recovered from the early losses of captain Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott to reach 142 for three after heavy rain brought play to a close early. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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Steadying the ship: Alastair Cook rescued England after the early wickets of Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott Photo: PA England recovered from the early losses of captain Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott to reach 97 for three by lunch, on the... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Alastair Cook was on the brink of England's first red-ball half-century of their South Africa tour at East London on Wednesday morning. Full Article at Crewe Chronicle
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England recovered from the early losses of captain Andrew Strauss (one) and Jonathan Trott (11) to reach 97 for three by lunch, on the back of a half-century stand between Cook (46no) and Kevin Pietersen (25). Full Article at Ballymena Today
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THE Chronicle is urging readers to vote for gymnastics world champion Beth Tweddle in this year’s BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award on Sunday. Full Article at Crewe Chronicle
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The tale of the tape ahead of the Test series between South Africa and England is a curious one. Andrew Strauss' men arrived as hard outsiders, sweating solemnity in calming the post-Ashes hysteria. Full Article at Cricket365
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Alastair Cook and Andrew Strauss opened for England after the latter won the toss at a gloriously sunny Buffalo Park England’s tour match against a South African Airways XI got under way on schedule after all this morning at a sunny Buffalo Park in... Full Article at England and Wales Cricket Board
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England already have a fair idea of what their team will be for the first Test. Full Article at The Independent
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We're up to the halfway point in our series on the past decade. Andy Flower, VVS Laxman, Michael Vaughan and Ricky Ponting have more or less nailed the polls for 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003. Vote on the player of 2004 at the foot of this post. Full Article at Times Online
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England Cricket Captain Andrew Strauss is pictured as he promotes his new book 'Testing Times' during a press conference in London, on October 7, 2009. The book draws on notes from Strauss' diaries which he has kept since 2001.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02:Ricky Ponting (L) shakes hands with Andrew Strauss at the end of The 1st ICC Champions Trophy Semi Final between England and Auustralia at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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Australia's capatain Ricky Ponting (R) shakes hands with England's captain Andrew Strauss (L) after the victory during the ICC Champions Trophy's first semi final match between Australia and England at Supersport park cricket ground in Centurion on October 2, 2009.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02: Andrew Strauss of England directs the field during the ICC Champions Trophy 1st Semi Final match between Australia and England played at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02: Andrew Strauss of England in the field during The 1st ICC Champions Trophy Semi Final between England and Auustralia at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02: Andrew Strauss of England in the field during The 1st ICC Champions Trophy Semi Final between England and Auustralia at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02: Andrew Strauss of England in the field during The 1st ICC Champions Trophy Semi Final between England and Auustralia at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02: Andrew Strauss of England in the field during The 1st ICC Champions Trophy Semi Final between England and Auustralia at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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England batsman and Captain Andrew Strauss (R) walks back to the pavillion as Australian cricketers celebrate his wicket during the ICC Champions Trophy's first semi final match between Australia and England at Supersport park cricket ground in Centurion on October 2, 2009.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 02: Ravi Shastri (L) Ricky Ponting of Australia, Andrew Strauss and Match Referee Jeff Crowe take part in the coin before The 1st ICC Champions Trophy Semi Final between England and Auustralia at Supersport Park on October 2, 2009 in Centurion, South...
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Australia's bowler Peter Siddle celebrates the wicket of England's opening batsman Andrew Strauss (14) during the ICC Champions Trophy 1st semi final between England and Australia at SuperSport Park in Centurion, on October 2, 2009.
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Australian bowler Peter Siddle (C) celebrates after the wicket of England batsman and Captain Andrew Strauss (L) during the ICC Champions Trophy's first semi final match between Australia and England at Supersport park cricket ground in Centurion on October 2, 2009.
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England Cricket Captain Andrew Strauss is pictured as he promotes his new book 'Testing Times' during a press conference in London, on October 7, 2009. The book draws on notes from Strauss' diaries which he has kept since 2001.
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We tend to divorce ourselves from a one-day series defeat if we thereafter prepare for a Test series and I'm sure South Africa will do the same
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I’ve been very impressed with Andrew Strauss ... The captaincy has had a very positive influence on his batting. It’s gone to a different level. With Pietersen injured, he’s been the number one player in the England side.
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Winning the one-day series in Australia was quite a big highlight, given it had been such an arduous and difficult tour
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Crowds cheer the home side and by the time they realise that Trott has emerged from the pavilion alongside Andrew Strauss they can hardly switch into hostile mode. Graeme Smith and his colleagues might think they were booing them
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Andrew is an intelligent guy, with a lot of common sense ... He's provided a lot of stability for England and has gone about it the way we have expected. We've managed to keep a little hold on him in terms of his batting - he still hasn't scored a fifty against South Africa in one-day cricket, but he's ...
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It's nice to be involved. I know that I'm going as number two keeper. But it's a great chance for me in nets to impress Andrew Strauss and obviously Andy Flower.
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Andrew is an intelligent guy, with a lot of common sense ... He's provided a lot of stability for England and has gone about it the way we have expected. We've managed to keep a little hold on him in terms of his batting - he still hasn't scored a fifty against South Africa in one-day cricket, but he's ...
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As Andrew Strauss has said before both these games, nearly every tour he's ever been on, England have gone terribly in these warm-up games and don't get anything like the practise and momentum we need out of the games going into a series
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Since we've been in South Africa, it's been abundantly clear how close the World Cup is
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Our confidence took a huge knock before we went to Australia. It's crucial we don't allow that to happen again. I don't think it will because these are completely different circumstances. We've got a young side who are extremely driven and that comes all the way from the top with Andy Flower and Andrew ...
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Jonathan Trott and Paul Collingwood both played exceptionally well
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It's something that [coach] Andy Flower and [captain] Andrew Strauss have spoken about and addressed, in the way we prepare, to try and get the consistency right. Hopefully this squad can start to do that.
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I've never seen an England squad more motivated to go out and win games of cricket
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The only batting fixtures in their side that I can see are Andrew Strauss, Alistair Cook and Kevin Pietersen
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I like the brand of cricket we're playing. If we carry on, we'll put South Africa under pressure - there's no doubt about it
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There has been talk that Andrew Strauss might take the Bangladesh tour off next March ... Hypothetically, if it was the case, I'd love to give the captaincy a go but it's not my only goal in cricket.
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When you come to South Africa you expect things to be said in the press ... No doubt there will be more of it as this tour develops. We've always refrained from making big comments about the opposition because the world is round and they can come back to haunt you pretty quickly.
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England captain Andrew Strauss recalling Angelo Mathews and New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori withdrawing the run-out appeal against Paul Collingwood reflect the magnificent spirit in which the matches were played.
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The 4-0 victory in England was a long time ago in very different conditions but we can take some confidence from the fact that we beat them in a pressure situation in the Champions Trophy
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It's a surprise. I didn't perform at my best in the Ashes. I seriously expected guys like Andrew Strauss to be ahead of me.
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The 4-0 series win in England was a long time ago, in very different conditions. But we will take some confidence from beating them in a pressure situation out here in the Champions Trophy
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Andrew Strauss was right to deny Graeme Smith a runner at the climax of England's outstanding win over South Africa. It is down to the umpires to decide if someone can have a runner and, as I understand it, they were not happy for the South Africa captain to have one, so why should Strauss step in?
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James Tredwell is definitely an option. Being a right-arm off-spinner and with quite a few left-handers in the South African line up, his ability to spin the ball away is important
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Alongside the aerial photographs, there is information about each ground, the history of the county which plays there and recollections by famous cricketers of playing at their favourite ground. Interviewing these cricketers — ranging from 98-year-old Cyril Perkins to the current England captain Andrew ...
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Winning the series would be an incredible achievement. In some ways we are going to have to play better than we have ever played in my time as an England player to manage that. It is a bit of a step up for us and comes at a good time.
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