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Flintoff's shirtoff was a reflection of player's delight

The men in suits at Lord's might not approve, but the touring England cricketers are not unhappy that their big all-rounder Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff did a soccer-style strip of his shirt after England beat India by five runs on Monday to square the

05-Feb-2002•Don Cameron

Nasser Hussain, take a bow

It was yet another humdinger of a match at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, and England again came out on top, this time by five runs

05-Feb-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

A learning experience for the Indian team

Yet another lesson is that the lack of an all-rounder continues to have considerable impact on the middle overs

05-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

A one-day fightback to do England proud

England's cricketers can rest some tired limbs on the long-haul flight from Mumbai to Auckland knowing that they have done their country proud on the latest leg of their global merry-go-round

04-Feb-2002•Stephen Lamb

Hollioake likely to stay with Surrey

England all-rounder Ben Hollioake is on the verge of committing himself to Surrey for another year, according to his agent

04-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Asoka de Silva to stand in first NZ-England Test

Sri Lankan umpire, and former Test player, Asoka De Silva will be the overseas umpire for New Zealand's first Test against England, starting in Christchurch on March 13

03-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hussain thrilled at England's Mumbai victory

Nasser Hussain was full of praise for his team after England's victory in the final one-day match against India at Mumbai that squared the series three-all

03-Feb-2002•CricInfo

England square series in Mumbai thriller

England squared the one-day series with India by pulling off a thrilling win under the floodlights at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai

03-Feb-2002•Stephen Lamb

New assistant coach excited by developments at Somerset

28-year-old Mark, who played for Hampshire as a wicket-keeper batsman before becoming their Cricket Development Officer continued, "This has been a good situation for me to come into, and since I joined the club things have moved on

03-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Indians throw thriller away

Kambli and Tendulkar matched each other in both stroke and run production

02-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

India paid heavily for their reckless batting

It was a humdinger of a match at the Feroz Shah Kotla in New Delhi

01-Feb-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

English report card doesn't make good reading

England's ICC Under-19 World Cup report card will not make good reading on the plane home tomorrow, despite a brave effort against South Africa at Lincoln Green today

01-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Somerset players introduce yoga into their pre season training

The Somerset players are turning out in numbers on a Wednesday night to attend a yoga course, which is proving to be very popular

31-Jan-2002•Richard Walsh

Bristol Indoor League play-offs

A very entertaining and highly competitive afternoon of cricket was enjoyed by all four teams

31-Jan-2002•Gloucestershire CCC

Fletcher fixed it for me, says delighted Giles

Ashley Giles praised the insight of the England coach, Duncan Fletcher, after taking five wickets as England won a thriller at Delhi to give themselves a chance of squaring the six-match series on Sunday

31-Jan-2002•CricInfo

Lancashire refuse to confirm Crawley departure

Lancashire are refusing to confirm media reports that their former captain, John Crawley, has told them he does not intend to play for them again.Crawley was replaced as captain after a disappointing 2001 season, and his request to be released from

31-Jan-2002•Stephen Lamb

England get home by two runs in Delhi thriller

It could be said that the main business of one-day cricket is to produce an exciting finish

31-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

ECB National Academy draw with Australian Capital Territory

The ECB National Academy drew with Australian Capital Territory in Canberratoday

30-Jan-2002•ECB

Captain's Log: Gloucestershire's heroes in waiting

Last week I stressed the importance of our senior players in Gloucestershire's success, but if we are to prosper as a top team in the future, we must encourage and develop our youth

30-Jan-2002•Mark Alleyne

Australia, as expected, claim semi-finals berth

Australia resoundingly, if expectedly, beat England at Hagley Oval in the ICC Under-19 World Cup Super League today

30-Jan-2002•Matthew Appleby

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