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Simon Jones out for six weeks

Simon Jones is out of the Test and one-day series against Sri Lanka after injuring his left knee against Ireland on Monday. Jones has been told to rest for six weeks after an MRI scan revealed he had sustained a new injury to his knee, in the shape of car

05-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Flintoff undaunted by prospect of captaincy

Andrew Flintoff has brushed aside, nonchalantly, concerns that the captaincy at home against Sri Lanka next week will be an added burden to his burgeoning list of roles within the England team.

04-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Harmison doubtful for first Test against Sri Lanka

Steve Harmison, the England fast bowler, admits that he is unlikely to be fit for next month's first Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's on May 11

16-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

'We've definitely got to play five bowlers'

Injury to Steve Harmison has further hampered England's chances in a match they must win to level the series, and Duncan Fletcher was understandably cautious in the pre-match chat with the media

17-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Harmison ruled out of one-dayers

Steve Harmison has been ruled out of the forthcoming one-day series against India and has been replaced by Matthew Hoggard

16-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Match is evenly poised - Harmison

Steve Harmison said he was reasonably pleased with the position England find themselves in on the third day, and even more pleased that the pitch offered something more for his style of bowling

11-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Inching forward in the gloom

Paul Coupar's verdict from Mohali

11-Mar-2006•Paul Coupar in Mohali

Audacious India light up the draw

India's brave attempt at a run chase was ended by Steve Harmison and bad light as the first Test ended in a draw

05-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Cook's debut century drives England

Alastair Cook cut Harbhajan Singh past point for four to go to a brilliant maiden Test century, as England's lead extended past the 350-mark at Nagpur

04-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England seize the day with late strikes

Matthew Hoggard took the morning plaudits with a peerless display of swing bowling; Mohammad Kaif and Anil Kumble earned the afternoon honours with an invaluable eighth wicket stand of 128, but it was the debutant Monty Panesar who stole the headlines

03-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Jaffer and Dravid revive India's day

A brilliant momentum-seizing 134 not out from Paul Collingwood rescued his team-mates from the mire on the second day at Nagpur

02-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Winning not wickets is Harmison's priority

Steve Harmison maintains that he is not setting any major goals ahead of England's three-Test series against India, and that victory is all that matters

22-Feb-2006•Jamie Alter

England build on lead

England managed to gain a 47-run lead by dismissing CCI President's XI for 252

19-Feb-2006•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Vaughan: Flintoff and Harmison crucial

The England captain, Michael Vaughan, has promised his side will go on the attack in the forthcoming Test series against India

12-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Harmison doubtful for Rawalpindi clash

Steve Harmison has emerged as a slight doubt for England's crucial fourth one-day international against Pakistan at Rawalpindi, after missing Sunday's training session with a bout of flu

18-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Harmison: Gough should replace Cooley

Steve Harmison believes Darren Gough would make the perfect replacement bowling coach for Troy Cooley

18-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan's captaincy lacked his Ashes imagination

Hard on the heels of the Ashes triumph follows the fall, as England are dealt a great big spanking in Pakistan. A few delivered, many others didn't. Andrew Flintoff, big hearted as always, was right there while the likes of Geriant Jones and debuta

04-Dec-2005•Andrew Miller

Yousuf content with role of responsibility

After surviving a dropped catch, a couple of airy wafts outside off-stump and some inside edges, Mohammad Yousuf guided Pakistan out of trouble in the afternoon to something approaching level footing

30-Nov-2005•Osman Samiuddin at Lahore

Yousuf holds Pakistan together

Pakistan reached 185 for 4 on the second day at Lahore with Mohammad Yousuf unbeaten on 84

30-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Pakistan take firm control on day of drama

Pakistan took a firm grip on the second Test at Faisalabad as England closed on 113 for 3, still 349 in arrears

21-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

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