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The former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan painting what are said to be "colour abstract pieces that can be best described as a riotous and colourful mixture of Jackson Pollock meets Damien Hirst". Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan stands in front of one of his paintings in London on December 2. Full Article at DreamCricket.com
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan hopes to knock the art world for six when he exhibits his new collection at a London gallery later. Full Article at BBC News
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Former captain Michael Vaughan has England urged England players to use the high-profile IPL in order to hone their skills for next year's Twenty20 World Cup. ''We should be making our players available for the whole of the IPL window. Full Article at Webindia123
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Graeme Smith’s side have targeted James Anderson and Stuart Broad during the current one-day series with England but that plan appears to have done them no good as they trail 2-1 with one game to go – to be played in Durban on Friday. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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Former Yorkshire cricket star Michael Vaughan is hoping to knock the art world for six when he exhibits his new collection at a London gallery. Full Article at BuryFreePress
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Continuing our series on the past decade. Andy Flower, VVS Laxman and Michael Vaughan are leading our polls for 2000, 2001 and 2002. Vote on the player of 2003 at the foot of this post. Full Article at Times Online
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Please activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off Former England cricket captain follows on from Shane Warne as face – and head – of hair-loss remedy Starting to look a little bare just short of a length? Not any more. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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First it was tennis legend Martina Navratilova, and now former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan is using his sporting skills to produce art. Full Article at CricBuzz.com
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The hair studio said Vaughan had received its Strand-by-Strand procedure, which it describes as a "cosmetic process involving the application of a non-surgical graft of synthesised second skin to the thinning areas to which hair is inserted". Full Article at Brand Republic
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England stands no chance in next year's Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies if their players are not allowed to play the entire Indian Premier League next season, believes former captain Michael Vaughan. Full Article at NDTV
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Michael Vaughan believes England stand no chance in next year's Twenty20 World Cup if their players are not allowed to play in IPL. "We should be making our players available for the whole of the IPL window. We are not great at Twenty20 cricket. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Michael Vaughan believes the forthcoming Test series in South Africa could be decided by a head-to-head of the captains. Full Article at Hounslow Chronicle
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Leading man: Andrew Strauss looks set to play key role in South Africa Photo: GETTY IMAGES Vaughan led England in their 2004-05 campaign success against the Proteas and has pinpointed the duel between his successor Andrew Strauss and Graeme Smith... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Strauss: Key man Related links Teams England South Africa Players Graeme Smith Andrew Strauss Also see Sky Sports experts Scores Watch online Bet now Fixtures/Results Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes opposing captains Graeme Smith and... Full Article at Sky Sports
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London, Dec.2 (ANI): Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan has warned South Africa to abstain from its "cocky jibes", saying that they will backfire against the visitors. Full Article at Newstrack India
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Michael Vaughan believes the forthcoming Test series in South Africa could be decided by the captains. Full Article at Sporting Life
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FORMER England captain Michael Vaughan has warned Kevin Pietersen to get used to being booed – and the South African crowd that they will suffer when he turns his form around. Full Article at Liverpool Daily Post
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Michael Vaughan, the former England captain says Kevin Pietersen knows what he needs to do to shut-up his critics among the crowds in South Africa -- score hundreds. South Africa-born Pietersen made his name as an international player under... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan has warned Kevin Pietersen to get used to being booed - and the South African crowd that they will suffer when he turns his form around. Full Article at Cricket365
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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 8 : Former England captain MIchael Vaughan holds his ECB Special award during the NatWest PCA awards Dinner held at Old Billingsgate on October 8, 2009 in London, England.
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KINGSBARNS, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 30: A portrait of former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan during the final practice round of The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at Kingsbarns Golf Links on September 30, 2009 in Kingsbarns, Scotland.
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KINGSBARNS, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 30: Former England cricket captain, Michael Vaughan, plays his second shot on the ninth hole during the final practice round of The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at Kingsbarns Golf Links on September 30, 2009 in Kingsbarns, Scotland.
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ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Former English cricketers, Sir Ian Botham (L) and Michael Vaughan have a chat as they walk down the first fairway during the second practice round of The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at The Old Course on September 29, 2009 in St. Andrews, Scotl...
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NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 17: Former England captain Michael Vaughan (L) recieves a silver salver from ECB Chairman Giles Clarke during the 6th NatWest ODI between England and Australia at Trent Bridge at Trent Bridge on September 17, 2009 in Nottingham, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 01: Gary Neville (L) of Manchester United chats with Michael Vaughan prior to The NatWest International Twenty20 match between England and Australia played at Old Trafford on September 1, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 01: Gary Neville (L) of Manchester United chats with Michael Vaughan prior to The NatWest International Twenty20 match between England and Australia played at Old Trafford on September 1, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 01: Gary Neville (L) of Manchester United chats with Michael Vaughan prior to The NatWest International Twenty20 match between England and Australia played at Old Trafford on September 1, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan, left, is seen with Manchester United footballers Gary Neville, centre, and Paul Scholes as England prepare to play Australia in their Twenty20 International cricket match at Old Trafford cricket ground Manchester, England, Tuesday Sept. 1,...
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan (L) chats with Manchester United players Gary Neville (C) and Paul Scholes before the second international Twenty 20 cricket match oppsoing England to Australia at Old Trafford, Manchester, north-west England, on September 1, 2009.
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Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan (R) has a laugh with former rugby player Jonathan Davies during the first Ashes cricket test between Australia and England in Cardiff, Wales, July 8 2009.
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Recently retired England cricketer Michael Vaughan (C) watches from a balcony during the first Ashes cricket Test between Australia and England at Cardiff, Wales, July 8 2009.
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Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan (top row 2nd R) drinks with former rugby player Jonathan Davies during the first Ashes cricket Test between Australia and England at Cardiff, Wales July 8, 2009.
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Recently retired England cricketer Michael Vaughan watches from a balcony during the first Ashes cricket Test between Australia and England at Cardiff, Wales, July 8 2009.
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan listens to questions during a news conference, where he announced his retirement, at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham, central England June 30, 2009.
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan listens to questions during a news conference where he announced his retirement at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham, central England June 30, 2009.
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan listens to questions during a news conference, where he announced his retirement, at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham, central England June 30, 2009.
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan announces his decision to retire from the sport during a press conference in Birmingham, central England, on June 30, 2009.
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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan announces his decision to retire from the sport during a press conference in Birmingham, central England, on June 30, 2009.
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KINGSBARNS, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 30: A portrait of former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan during the final practice round of The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at Kingsbarns Golf Links on September 30, 2009 in Kingsbarns, Scotland.
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the best thing [for England] is to get Michael Vaughan fit and playing well
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I had to face the coach [Duncan Fletcher] and the captain [Michael Vaughan], and then do a pretty tricky press conference, but it was even tougher to make the phone calls home and explain what had happened to my wife and my mum.
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I don't have any quibble with senior players missing the Bangladesh tour ... That tour is not going to be about developing the team for the Ashes. This winter will be about developing a side for the Ashes. Bangladesh is a very different kind of cricket. Sending players to the IPL would produce a few goo...
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I don't have any quibble with senior players missing the Bangladesh tour ... That tour is not going to be about developing the team for the Ashes. This winter will be about developing a side for the Ashes. Bangladesh is a very different kind of cricket. Sending players to the IPL would produce a few goo...
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I expect both sets of batters to score quite heavily against both sets of bowlers ... The South Africa bowling attack does not put the fear of life into me.
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It was a sad day for English cricket that on my last day (as England captain) against South Africa, I saw Jonathan Trott celebrating with South Africa when, the week before, he had been our 12th man at Headingley
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I should have got one of those ... I got close. I was on 197 against India and went for a big shot. But I entertained a few people.
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It was a sad day for English cricket that on my last day against South Africa I saw Jonathan Trott celebrating with South Africa, when the week before he had been our 12th man at Headingley ... I was going into the press conference and I saw him patting them on the back. It hit home what English cricket...
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I still think that the England captain should have ultimate control, but Peter wanted to be in charge from the sidelines.
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