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Call the medics

Jun 27, 2006: Injuries are all the vogue for England's cricketers at present. If it's not Michael Vaughan's knee, it's Ashley Giles's hip or even Ed Joyce's ankle. Here, Cricinfo charts a selection of players whose medical bulletins have been known to overtake the onfi

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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Great opening acts

Jun 19, 2006: Saturday's first one-day international between England and Sri Lanka passed in a blur of indifference, as most of the home audience was transfixed by the latest round of football World Cup matches. But it hasn't always been thus

Andrew Miller

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Against all odds

Jun 13, 2006: Martin Williamson looks at the players who have overcome physical obstacles to play the game

Martin Williamson

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Curse of the first ball

Jun 6, 2006: Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at the fate of those who took a wicket with their first ball in Test cricket

Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

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A question of degree

May 30, 2006: Throughout the game's history - from the days of round-arm to the modern era of 15-degree flexibility - bowling actions have stirred passionate debate and caused trouble for those accused of having suspect styles. This week we look at some of those who ha

Martin Williamson

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Offshore interests

May 23, 2006: Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at some of cricket's offshore venues

Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

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Offshore interests

May 23, 2006: Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at some of cricket's offshore venues

Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

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One-way traffic

May 16, 2006: Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at some depressingly one-sided Test series

Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

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More dangerous games

May 9, 2006: Another selection of moments where batsmen came off second best to fast bowlers

Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

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Dangerous games

May 2, 2006: One of the enduring images of watching South Africa of late has been the frequency with which Makhaya Ntini has struck batsmen on the head. Here, Cricinfo picks out 11 moments where tempers spilled over off the field&

Martin Williamson

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Digging their heels in

Apr 25, 2006: Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson recall 11 memorable nightwatchman performances

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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I predict a riot

Apr 11, 2006: Cricinfo picks out 11 moments where tempers spilled over off the field

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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Centuries of Tests

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

Andrew Miller

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Rubbing their noses in it

Mar 28, 2006: You can't beat a good bowling attack, and you sure can be exposed without one. Here, Cricinfo recalls 11 of the less successful packs that haven't so much hunted as grunted and often without reward

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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Bowling drones gather no gloss

Mar 21, 2006: You can't beat a good bowling attack, and you sure can be exposed without one. Here, Cricinfo recalls 11 of the less successful packs that haven't so much hunted as grunted and often without reward

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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A good idea at the time

Mar 14, 2006: Innovations are all the rage in cricket at present, but change has not necessarily been a good thing for the game in the past. Here, Cricinfo recalls 11 of the less successful attempts to spruce up the image of leather on willow

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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Standing in at the deep end

Feb 28, 2006: It's been a week to remember in the captaincy stakes, with Zimbabwe's Terrence Duffin plucked from obscurity, and England's Andrew Flintoff stepping into the breach for England

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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The world at their feet

Feb 21, 2006: Over the last two weeks the Under-19 World Cup has given some of the most promising players a chance to shine

Andrew McGlashan

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Failing to follow in the footsteps

Feb 14, 2006: Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson pick some sons and siblings who couldn't quite live up to their relative's reputations

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

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Eleven bizarre dismissals ... and one that got away

Feb 7, 2006:

Andrew Miller and Will Luke
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Rob Steen: While players are pulled up for various deeds of misconduct, administrators get away

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Why India have had success in this Champions Trophy

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Lots of rumour, but no hard evidence

The words of a former England captain turned commentator have sparked a controversy around the Champions Trophy hosts but, as yet, there is no hard evidence

The day the laughter died

Pakistan were cheered fanatically to three defeats and an embarrassing Champions Trophy exit

A contest that brings cricket alive

The game can often seem dreary, predictable and endless. Not when India and Pakistan play each other

Warner row shows how Root has bedded in

That he was out drinking with senior players and was targeted by David Warner's misfiring aim proves Joe Root is firmly a part of Team England

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