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England survive ten Doeschate brilliance

Ryan ten Doeschate produced a scintillating 119 from 110 balls, and followed up with the brilliant bowling figures of 2 for 47 in ten overs, to give England one of the biggest frights of their international lives

22-Feb-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

No room for lemons in City of Oranges

ESPNcricinfo previews the fifth game of the 2011 World Cup between England and Netherlands in Nagpur

21-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Pietersen promotion could spark England's campaign

The decision to thrust Kevin Pietersen up the order to open the batting is the sort of left-field decision that could conceivably revive England's standing as one of the pre-tournament favourites

17-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Small fish, big teeth

Minnows who showed up their stronger rivals

17-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Cheema's onslaught gives England a big scare

Rizwan Cheema gave England a massive scare in their opening World Cup warm-up match against Canada, as he blazed 93 from 70 balls from No. 7 to give life to a faltering run-chase at Fatullah and raise the very real prospect of an embarrassing upset

16-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

ESPNcricinfo Awards 2010 ODI bowling winner: The irresistible Umar Gul

After losing the Tests and being hit by the spot-fixing scandal, Pakistan's summer of 2010 was turning out to be their bleakest. Till a spell of bowling brought a flicker of light

14-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Ireland gunning for at least one sizeable scalp

ESPNcricinfo previews Ireland's chances in the 2011 World Cup

13-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

England need to back ability with desire

ESPNcricinfo previews England's chances in the 2011 World Cup

12-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Jaded England return home

The Ashes were sealed with a pair of thumping victories at Melbourne and Sydney, but thereafter the tour descended into tedium and acrimony

09-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

$Morgan to miss World Cup with fractured finger$

Morgan to miss World Cup with fractured finger

Eoin Morgan, the England middle-order batsman, has been ruled out of the World Cup due to a broken middle finger on his left hand, and Ravi Bopara has been brought into the squad in his place

08-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller at Heathrow

MacLaurin slams 'crazy' England schedule

Lord MacLaurin, the former chairman of the ECB, has laid into the "crazy" schedule that England's cricketers have been subjected to in Australia this winter, but believes it will have little bearing on their performance in the World Cup

07-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Russell backs Prior experience

Jack Russell, England's wicketkeeper at the 1996 World Cup, believes that Matt Prior's aggression, maturity and vocal presence behind the stumps make him the right man for the job

01-Feb-2011•Andrew Miller

Back-to-back Ashes confirmed for 2013

England and Australia will play each other in ten consecutive Tests across two series home and away in 2013-14, after it was confirmed by Cricket Australia that the dates of the next Ashes series Down Under have been brought forward by a year

28-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Lancashire brace for record loss

Lancashire's bid to redevelop their crumbling Old Trafford ground could turn into a race to save the county's future, according to their chief executive, Jim Cumbes

27-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Steyn vows to learn from India experience

Dale Steyn believes that South Africa's hard-fought series victory over India has taught the side valuable lessons ahead of the World Cup

26-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Stewart believes injuries are a blessing in disguise

The former England captain, Alec Stewart, believes that England's World Cup campaign will not be seriously undermined by the prospect of a series defeat in Australia

24-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Flower frustrated as Patel fails fitness requirements

England's coach, Andy Flower, has voiced his frustration at the continuing fitness shortcomings of the Nottinghamshire allrounder, Samit Patel

20-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Prior returns as the pragmatic pick

For the first time since 1992, England are heading to a World Cup with a side that believes it can take home the spoils

19-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Cook the best of England's terrific team

England's Ashes campaign was meticulously planned and superbly executed. They won a series in Australia for the first time in 24 years, and in so doing, inflicted three innings defeats on their oldest opponents. ESPNcricinfo assesses the men who took part

08-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

England target No. 1 ranking

England's coach, Andy Flower, has praised the ruthlessness of his Ashes-winning cricketers, but warned that their 3-1 series win must not be seen as an end in itself

08-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

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