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Two stumpers, one pair of gloves
May 31, 2007: When two wicketkeepers appear for a side in the same game
England captains are never great one-day players
Apr 17, 2007:
Australia v England, 3rd Test, Perth
Dec 11, 2006: England's former captain and wicketkeeper, Alec Stewart, believes that Steve Harmison has to be picked for Thursday's crucial Test at the WACA despite concerns about his form, because he is a proven matchwinner, and winning the match is what England have
CA Chairman's XI v England XI, Lilac Hill
Ronchi and Voges star in win for home side
Dec 8, 2006: Luke Ronchi blasted 89 from 49 balls and Adam Voges impressed with 71 after his surprise Test call-up as the Cricket Australia Chairman's XI easily accounted for the England XI at Lilac Hill in Perth
'Fletcher under immense pressure' - Hussain
Former captains savage England
Dec 6, 2006: Former England captains reacted with dismay at England's spectacular defeat to Australia in the second Test at Adelaide on Tuesday
2000
Oct 28, 2006: At Centurion in January 2000 Hansie Cronje offered Nasser Hussain a target so generous that he 'couldn't believe it'. Only now do we know why ...
The Week That Was... August 13 - 19
Waste, blasts, and 19 diamonds
Aug 20, 2006: Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on The Week That Was, August 13 to 19
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Apr 4, 2006: Justin Langer's 100th Test this week lasted precisely one ball, after he was felled by the opening delivery of Australia's innings at Johannesburg. And recently Rahul Dravid pooped his own centenary party, by inserting England at Mumbai and presiding over
England in Pakistan 2005-06
Bell will score 5,000 Test runs, says Stewart
Nov 9, 2005: Alec Stewart, the former England captain, has come out in support of Ian Bell, who was set to be dropped for the Tests against Pakistan but could get into the team owing to Michael Vaughan's injury
England in Pakistan, 2005-06
Bell determined to silence critics
Sep 25, 2005: Ian Bell is determined to silence those who have doubted his ability to perform at international level
The Ashes 2005
Warne's bunny offers England advice
Jul 28, 2005: Alec Stewart, the batsman Shane Warne dismissed 14 times in Tests, has stepped in to help England
Broadcasting in the English summer
Channel 4 cop out after Reeve's departure
May 20, 2005: After five years as a Channel 4 summariser, Dermot Reeve has decided to call it a day
Former England captains join select club
Stewart and Hussain honoured by MCC
Mar 22, 2005: Alec Stewart and Nasser Hussain have been awarded honorary life membership of the MCC
New-look Vauxhall End named after legends
Surrey honour 20 of their greats
Mar 10, 2005: The regeneration of Surrey's headquarters at The Oval will include an honouring of its previous generations, after it was announced that the club intends to name certain sections of the newly rebuilt Vauxhall End after 20 of its greatest players
'We've got to remember that Australia are the best side'
Stewart thinks England can win back the Ashes
Dec 22, 2004: Alec Stewart, who captained England to their last series win against South Africa in 1998, thinks that England could really trounce them this time around
Players' withdrawal will not hit league
American ProCricket all set for launch
Jun 29, 2004: American ProCricket, the league set to get under way on July 2, will proceed as planned despite the fact that several international players have pulled out, or have claimed they were never involved in the first place, just days before the scheduled
American ProCricket launches
Jun 24, 2004: The wait is over
American Pro Cricket claims denied
Stewart and Caddick unaware of American league
Jun 24, 2004: Alec Stewart, the former England batsman, has rubbished reports that he has signed up to play professional cricket in America this summer
'He's been a great servant for England'
Stewart and Strauss back Hussain
May 25, 2004: Two generations of Test cricketers have urged Nasser Hussain not to retire before his time
The Zimbabwe crisis
'Zimbabwe tour morally wrong' - Stewart
May 5, 2004: Alec Stewart, who represented England for over a decade before retiring at the age of 40 last year, has said that the proposed tour of Zimbabwe in October is both unsafe and morally wrong
