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ENGLAND raced to a landslide victory at St George’s on the back of James Anderson’s maiden five-wicket haul to take an unbeatable 2-1 one-day series lead over South Africa. Full Article at Wales Online
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James Anderson leads England to comfortable victory over South Africa in St George's
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Triumphant England captain Andrew Strauss hailed his side's bowlers after a dominant seven-wicket win in the fourth one-day international saw the tourists romp into a 2-1 series lead over South Africa. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Owais Shah of England celebrates the wicket of Graeme Smith of South Africa during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England on September 27, 2009 at The Supersport Stadium in Centurion, Sout... View Photo »
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Paul Collingwood is one of those cricketers you'd like to have in your side because he always gives 100 percent and has good character
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England moved into a position from which they cannot lose their five-match One-Day International series against South Africa by winning the fourth match in Port Elizabeth by seven wickets. Full Article at CricketWorld.com
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Fourth one-day international, Port Elizabeth: England 121-3 beat South Africa 119 by seven wickets Match scorecard James Anderson bowled with great skill to capture his first five-wicket haul as England crushed South Africa for a 2-1 series lead with... Full Article at BBC News
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Heroics: James Anderson collected his best ODI bowling figures for England as he cut through South Africa's top order Photo: GETTY IMAGES James Anderson's maiden five-wicket haul helped England bowl South Africa out for just 119 in the fourth... Full Article at The Telegraph
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith of South Africa in action during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England on September 27, 2009 at The Supersport Stadium in Centurion, South Africa. View Photo »
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If everyone is goes according to plan, Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis will be our openers. Hashim Amla will stand in for them if either of them is injured. Herschelle will serve as reserve to the middle order batsmen, JP Duminy and Alviro Petersen.
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Home captain Graeme Smith lasted only four balls, after choosing to bat first on a cloudy morning - and then watched his team falter terminally, only Alviro Petersen (51) putting up worthwhile resistance on a pitch of easy pace and even bounce. Full Article at The Scotsman
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James Anderson's maiden five-wicket haul helped England bowl South Africa out for just 119 in the fourth one-day international in Port Elizabeth. Full Article at Times Online
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Owais Shah of England celebrates the wicket of Graeme Smith of South Africa during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England on September 27, 2009 at The Supersport Stadium in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith of South Africa in action during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England on September 27, 2009 at The Supersport Stadium in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith of South Africa celebrates his 100 during during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England on September 27, 2009 at The Supersport Stadium in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith of South Africa walks off after his dismissal during the ICC Champions Trophy group B match between South Africa and England at Centurion on September 27, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith of South Africa walks off after his dismissal during the ICC Champions Trophy group B match between South Africa and England at Centurion on September 27, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith the South African captain has a word with Andrew Strauss of England after being refused a runner during the ICC Champions Trophy group B match betweenSouth Africa and England at Centurion on September 27, 2009 in Centurion, South Af...
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Graeme Smith the South African captain has a word with Andrew Strauss of England after being refused a runner during the ICC Champions Trophy group B match betweenSouth Africa and England at Centurion on September 27, 2009 in Centurion, South Af...
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Andrew Strauss of England sends Graham Smith's intended runner A B de Villiers away during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England played at Supersport Park on September 27, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 27: Andrew Strauss of England and Albie Morkel (L) look on as Graham Smith discusses the use of a runner with umpire Steve Davis, during The ICC Champions Trophy match between South Africa and England played at Supersport Park on September 27, 2009 i...
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Paul Collingwood is one of those cricketers you'd like to have in your side because he always gives 100 percent and has good character
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If everyone is goes according to plan, Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis will be our openers. Hashim Amla will stand in for them if either of them is injured. Herschelle will serve as reserve to the middle order batsmen, JP Duminy and Alviro Petersen.
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I nearly fell off my chair, to be honest. I didn't expect Colvin to be the kind of guy who would talk in the first place ... Colvin is this very British, stiff-upper-lip, by-the-book, by-the-rules kind of guy...but then for the government to be coming out and calling him a Taliban dupe, is astonishing t...
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But we have world-class young players as well in A. B. de Villiers and J-P Duminy, and we are not even touching the guys we know are world class: Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis. I have read that Ian Chappell compares Duminy to Brian Lara and Ricky Ponting as the next player who will bring crowds into t...
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I nearly fell off my chair, to be honest. I didn't expect Colvin to be the kind of guy who would talk in the first place ... Colvin is this very British, stiff-upper-lip, by-the-book, by-the-rules kind of guy...but then for the government to be coming out and calling him a Taliban dupe, is astonishing t...
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It is very flattering to hear someone of Graeme Smith's stature speak so highly of me but I remain committed to playing international cricket for England and that remains my ambition
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Credit to England, they bowled well today and we just lost too many wickets along the way.
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I think that Graeme Smith is a great leader and he will be keen to stamp his authority on the series pretty early on ... In the bowling department Wayne Parnell and Ruloef Van der Merwe seem to be breaking through nicely and, with the bat, JP Duminy and AB DeVilliers are great to watch.
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Today we put in a clinical performance... it was a great way to prepare for the ODI series which starts in Johannesburg on Friday
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Puttick has been with the team for eight to nine years and he knows all the guys while players like me and Graeme Smith don’t often turn out for the Cobras as we are busy playing for South Africa. To be honest I don’t want to be the captain and all I want is to be an influential player
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We were positive. Loots and I got a rhythm and a beautiful wicket and we just wanted to keep England on the back foot. The ball does sail up here in the high veldt, we wanted to bat first and post a good total but I don't think we could have expected 241. But I was very happy with the way we went today.
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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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He's a dynamic player in that middle order ... He's one of those players that has really transformed England in the shorter formats of the game.
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Yes, I would like to have him back. It's up to him but he is certainly someone we'd like back ... In the domestic game we have started to get a lot of players back and it's only strengthening our system. We want it to be the ultimate to play for South Africa. It is up to him [Kieswetter]. The challenge ...
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We want to keep our players here ... We want it to be the ultimate to play for South Africa, but we know the draw of the pound. Youngsters today are very impatient. They want to see rewards quickly.
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For Ryan and the others to play in England and face different challenges . . . it is almost like an academy
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In Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers you have two world class batsmen who went in at No. 3 and No. 4. They had all the hits to take advantage of such a situation and that’s why I don’t think a big hitter could have done any better
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In Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers you have two world class batsmen who went in at number three and number four. They had all the hits to take advantage of such a situation and that's why I don't think a big hitter could have done any better
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We've got the World Twenty20 (in the West Indies in 2010) and the World Cup (in the sub-continent) in 2011, and that's got to be our goal - to play better and perform better in these tournaments
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It's hugely disappointing. I think it's about giving your all - unfortunately, we fell 22 runs short ... Two of the games, we have given away over 300 runs. It's difficult to chase that much regularly. You have to give credit to the way England batted. Anything around 300 we would have cruised in, but 3...
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It was a big day for the boys ... In our first game against Sri Lanka, I thought our bowlers were a little tentative in the first 15 overs. But they came back strong on the same ground, hitting their areas hard. I thought our overall performance was very clinical, which is pleasing ahead of our big crun...
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It was a big day for the boys ... In our first game against Sri Lanka, I thought our bowlers were a little tentative in the first 15 overs. But they came back strong on the same ground, hitting their areas hard. I thought our overall performance was very clinical, which is pleasing ahead of our big crun...
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I blamed our lack of skills for the loss [against Sri Lanka] ... We all did. If we hadn't bowled well today, it wouldn't have turned out the way it did.
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Murali has troubled a lot of teams and he has an incredible record, but it will be interesting to see how Sri Lanka fit both him and Mendis into their combination
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We have been to social events with people affected by the disease, and interacted with South African charities to push the education side of the campaign, because that is the most important thing, especially for people in disadvantaged areas of South Africa ... My country's role in promoting awareness a...
