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Sidebottom ruled out of first ODI

Ryan Sidebottom has been ruled out of the first ODI against India at Rajkot, but England are hopeful that Stuart Broad will recover from his knee injury

12-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

Stomach bug hampers England's preparations

England's preparations for their US$20 million match against Stanford Superstars on Saturday has been affected with a few players hit by a stomach bug

29-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bowlers spare England's blushes

England beat Middlesex by 12 runs in their opening warm-up ahead of Saturday's $20 million match, but it was a poor performance and they relied on some excellent bowling from Stuart Broad and Andrew Flintoff to get them out of jail

26-Oct-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Bopara wins Young Cricketer award

Ravi Bopara was named the Cricket Writers' Club Young Cricketer of the Year at their annual dinner in London

15-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

4-0 to England after Cardiff washout

England's hopes of securing a 5-0 whitewash over South Africa were denied by the Welsh rain, as the fifth and final ODI at Cardiff was abandoned after only three overs of play

03-Sep-2008•Will Luke

Dhoni displaces Smith as No. 1 ODI batsman

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, India's limited-overs captain, has moved to the top spot in the ICC rankings for ODI batsmen

30-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

de Villiers' defiance gives SA hope

AB de Villiers shrugged off the disappointment of missing out on his seventh Test century, and instead took pleasure in England's discomfort

10-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Broad smiles, but not for Kallis

Plays of the day from the fourth day of the final Test at The Oval

10-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at The Oval

de Villiers brawls but England scent victory

A disciplined bowling performance by England limited their target to a gettable 197 on the penultimate day at The Oval. The one man to stand in their way was AB de Villiers who fell three short of a fine hundred, but with the weather forecast set fair, En

10-Aug-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Amla sparkles on shortened day

Hashim Amla stroked his ninth Test fifty as South Africa reduced the deficit to just 12, on a shortened third day at The Oval

09-Aug-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Dead rubber, new dawn

Andrew Miller previews the third Test at Edgbaston

06-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Pietersen calls for passion as Harmison returns

Kevin Pietersen has unveiled an attacking line-up for his first match as England captain, against South Africa at The Oval, with three key changes from the side that lost the third Test, and the series, at Edgbaston last week

06-Aug-2008•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Worcestershire go top in thumping win

A round-up of the County Championship action

02-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

Broad answers England omission

A round-up of the County Championship action

30-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Fourth time lucky for South Africa?

Andrew Miller previews the third Test at Edgbaston

29-Jul-2008•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Harmison misses out as Collingwood returns

Steve Harmison made it as far as the England squad, but won't be making his Test comeback just yet after he was left out of the final eleven to face South Africa at Edgbaston

29-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

England ponder bowling options

The dust has barely settled on the furore surrounding the England selection at Headingley, but the focus will again be on what names Geoff Miller comes up with for the third Test at Edgbaston, which starts next Wednesday

25-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

South Africa storm to ten-wicket win

After the first Test at Lord's, Mickey Arthur promised that the real South Africa would turn up at Headingley. And so they did, with an emphatic 10-wicket win over England to take a 1-0 series lead

21-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Panesar spins South Africa to follow-on

An outstanding collective effort from England's attack dismantled South Africa for 247 on the third day and left them following on at Lord's

12-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Bell's 199 leads dominant England

Ian Bell became the seventh batsman, and first Englishman, to fall for 199 in Tests, but the most commanding innings of his career cemented England's dominance at Lord's as they piled up 593 for 8

11-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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