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Past gives Flynn perspective
When England Physical Disabilities’ squad travel to the United Arab Emirates on Monday, there will be no member of the touring party more grateful for the opportunity than Callum Flynn.
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Durham reveal pre-season plans
Durham will travel to the United Arab Emirates as part of their preparations for the new season. Groups of players will also make separate trips to India and South Africa prior to the main tour.
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Batting troubles shock Anderson
England's James Anderson admitted he was as surprised as anyone by the dramatic torrent of wickets on the opening day of the third Test.
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Sri Lanka A draw level with Lions
England Lions were unable to build on a highly promising start as they suffered a four-wicket defeat to Sri Lanka A in Colombo - a result that sets up a series-decider at the same venue.
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Durham reveal pre-season plans
Durham will travel to the United Arab Emirates as part of their preparations for the new season. Groups of players will also make separate trips to India and South Africa prior to the main tour.
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Sweet 16 mean many happy returns
Sixteen wickets fell on an astonishing opening day of the third and final Test at Dubai, nine to leg before wicket decisions. England replied to Pakistan's 99 all out with 104 for six by stumps.
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India seal long-awaited victory
India finally claimed a first victory on their tour of Australia courtesy of an eight-wicket success to ensure the two-game Twenty20 series ended 1-1.
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Nicol to the fore as Black Caps cruise
Rob Nicol claimed four wickets to help a new-look New Zealand to a 90-run victory over Zimbabwe in the first one-day international of three in Dunedin.
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Strauss calls for improvement
England’s batsmen will be playing for their Test places, as well as pride, when Andrew Strauss’ side try to avert a 3-0 defeat against Pakistan.
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Bell boost for England
Ian Bell has recovered from a stomach upset and was able to practise with his England team-mates as they completed their preparations for the third Test against Pakistan, which begins on Friday.
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England keen to remain number one
England will be out to protect their hard-earned world number one status and make sure they do not become “one-hit wonders” when the third Test gets under way in Dubai, says James Anderson.
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Upbeat England aim to bounce back
James Anderson insists England remain in good heart despite their struggles against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates. "All we're concentrating on now is Friday," said the Lancashire fast bowler.
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Injured Meaker heads home
Stuart Meaker has been ruled out of the remainder of England Lions' tour of Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates. The Surrey fast bowler has picked up a lower back injury and will return to the UK.
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Marsh excited by New Zealand test
Laura Marsh is looking forward to tackling a familiar foe when England women travel to New Zealand. The series, which begins on February 17, consists of five Twenty20s and three one-day internationals.
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Sharks snap up Styris
Former New Zealand all-rounder Scott Styris will represent Sussex in this year's Friends Life t20. The 36-year-old, previously of Essex, is available for the entire competition as an overseas player.
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Whirlwind Wade propels Australia
George Bailey’s reign as Australia’s Twenty20 captain got off to the perfect start as his side eased to a 31-run victory over India in Sydney. Opener Matthew Wade struck 72 from 43 balls.
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ICC to alter president's role
The International Cricket Council are set to have both a board chairman and president from 2014 onwards. The intended change was recommended at the governing body's board meeting in Dubai.
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Sharks snap up Styris
Former New Zealand all-rounder Scott Styris will represent Sussex in this year's Friends Life t20. The 36-year-old, previously of Essex, is available for the entire competition as an overseas player.
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Worcestershire in the black
Worcestershire have announced a post-interest profit of £211,893 for the year ending September 30 2011. The news boosts the county that surprised many by avoiding LV=CC relegation last summer.
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Worcestershire in the black
Worcestershire have announced a post-interest profit of £211,893 for the year ending September 30 2011. The news boosts the county that surprised many by avoiding LV=CC relegation last summer.
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