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Michael Carberry and James Tredwell set for debuts

Michael Carberry and James Tredwell are set to make their Test debuts at Chittagong on Friday, and there could yet be a third new cap in the Middlesex seamer, Steven Finn

11-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Injuries and conditions make for selection dilemma

England's preparations for the first Test at Chittagong are in a state of undeniable flux

09-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Broad hopeful for Test despite backbreaking bed

Stuart Broad remains hopeful of being available for the first Test against Bangladesh at Chittagong as he recovers from a back problem

08-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

England sweat on Broad and Onions

England face an anxious wait to see if Stuart Broad and Graham Onions will be fit for the Test series against Bangladesh although were boosted when scans showed no major back problems in the two pacemen

05-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Flower defends England training regime

England are facing the prospect of going into next week's first Test against Bangladesh without any of the four fast bowlers who played a part in the recent drawn series against South Africa

04-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Sidebottom ruled out of Bangladesh tour

Ryan Sidebottom is set to fly home from the England tour of Bangladesh, after failing to recover from a thigh injury

04-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Injury concerns over Sidebottom and Broad

Despite wrapping up a series victory against Bangladesh, England have concerns over their pace attack

02-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Stuart Broad confident in his latest new captain

Stuart Broad is confident that Alastair Cook is ready to withstand the pressures of the England captaincy

26-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Career-best rankings for Smith and Morkel

Graeme Smith, the South African captain, and Morne Morkel, one half of his hostile new-ball pair, have climbed to career-best rankings after South Africa's resounding victory in the fourth Test at the Wanderers.

18-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Stuart Broad 'astonished' by tampering charges

Stuart Broad and James Anderson, the two England bowlers at the centre of the recent ball-tampering controversy, have steadfastly defended their actions during the third Test against South Africa

09-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

De Villiers reignites tampering row

AB de Villiers accused Stuart Broad of being "a little bit naughty" for stepping on the ball early in South Africa's second innings

06-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

No official complaint over Broad footwork

South Africa will not lay an official complaint over England's treatment of the ball during the third day's play at Cape Town

05-Jan-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Cape Town

Swann moves to No.3 in rankings

Graeme Swann has crowned a remarkable year, in which he has taken 54 wickets in 11 games, by rocketing to No. 3 in the world rankings, ahead of Muttiah Muralitharan

31-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

Fiery Broad treated 'same as everyone else'

Stuart Broad has defended his on-field behaviour after recent criticism since the start of the series against South Africa

31-Dec-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Durban

Broad exorcises his Durban ghost

Stuart Broad can now remember Durban for the good times. His fourth-afternoon spell put England on course for their crushing innings-and-98-run victory

31-Dec-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Durban

Swann five seals innings victory

England's cricketers needed just 18 overs on the final morning at Durban to wrap up a thumping innings-and-98-run victory in the second Test

30-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Swann and Broad stun South Africa

A sensational collapse of six wickets for 23 in 71 balls left South Africa clinging to the wreckage of their second innings at Kingsmead

29-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Sunil Gavaskar alleges nexus over Stuart Broad non-action

The former Indian captain has said the reason why Stuart has not even been reported or called before the match referee over his petulance, is because of his father, Chris Broad, the ICC match referee

27-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

England make inroads after Smith and Kallis stand

South Africa's old guard of Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis combined superbly in a third-wicket stand of 150 to claw their side into the ascendancy on the opening day of the Boxing Day Test at Kingsmead, but England claimed five wickets in 17 overs

26-Dec-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England fume at delayed review

The series turned feisty on the third day at Centurion Park, when England's No. 8, Stuart Broad, was involved in an ugly on-field exchange with the umpires after being given out lbw following a delayed review from the South Africans

18-Dec-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Centurion

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