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England batsmen too inexperienced, says McGrath

Glenn McGrath is licking his lips at the prospect of bowling to an inexperienced England top order after Marcus Trescothick returned home

19-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Caborn calls for ICC action on racial abuse

Richard Caborn, the UK sports minister, has called on ICC to stamp out racial taunts from spectators

16-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

'Bombard Flintoff with short stuff' - Waugh

Steve Waugh wants Australia to say nothing to Kevin Pietersen during the Ashes and has advised Ricky Ponting's side to "prey on Andrew Flintoff's ego"

15-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Warne rubbishes 'friendly' fire

Shane Warne has dismissed as "rubbish" claims that Australia were too friendly with England during last year's Ashes series

15-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Anderson and Clarke tune up in draw

James Anderson produced an important spell ahead of the first Test while Michael Clarke made a final push for Australian selection in the drawn tour game at the SCG

14-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen happy with acclimatisation

Kevin Pietersen shrugged off his recent problems against the short-pitched delivery after cracking a swashbuckling unbeaten 80 from 111 balls on the second day of England's warm-up match against New South Wales at Sydney

13-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen stirs England on day of improvement

Three half-centuries to key batsmen provided England with their first good day of the tour, but there were concerns over Marcus Trescothick after he failed against New South Wales at the SCG

13-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen expects no favours from Warne

Kevin Pietersen says his close friendship with Ashes nemesis Shane Warne doesn't do him much good at the crease

07-Nov-2006•AFP

Flintoff: Pride means more than any cup or cheque

Andrew Flintoff, understandably, was over the moon with his team's three-wicket win against West Indies at Ahmedabad, giving England something to take home from the Champions Trophy

28-Oct-2006•Anand Vasu at Ahmedabad

Hundreds in defeats, and 50s by both openers

Kevin Pietersen's brutal 10th one-day fifty handed England a consolation win in their final group match of a disappointing ICC Champions Trophy, after beating the West Indies by three wickets at Ahmedabad

28-Oct-2006•S Rajesh

England end the drought

28-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Pietersen blitz hands England consolatory win

28-Oct-2006•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Ponting better prepared for Ashes - Taylor

Ricky Ponting will be better prepared for anything he may encounter in this year's Ashes cricket series against England, Mark Taylor, former Australia captain, said on Sunday

22-Oct-2006

Ponting tips Pietersen as next superstar

Ricky Ponting has given Kevin Pietersen a huge boost on the eve of the Ashes by saying he could be the game's next superstar

19-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

A fudged statement of intent

The verdict on a woeful England by Andrew Miller

15-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Graeme Smith slams Pietersen

Graeme Smith, the South African captain, has slammed Kevin Pietersen for criticising South Africa's selection policies

02-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Racial quotas led Pietersen to leave South Africa

Kevin Pietersen claimed that racial quotas forced him into making the biggest decision of his life, to quit his native South Africa and move to England

30-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen ready to resume after cramps

Kevin Pietersen was adamant that he would be fit to resume his innings on the second day of the third Test between England and Pakistan at Headingley, after retiring hurt with cramp shortly after recording his fifth Test century

04-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Pietersen ton dents luckless Pakistan

Kevin Pietersen doesn't like being overshadowed for very long so after two relatively quiet Tests he chose the opening day at Headingley to make his first major impact on this series

04-Aug-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Ford concern over South Africa's player drain

Graham Ford, Kent's director of cricket, has warned that South Africa face a crisis because of the number of players looking to make their futures in England

19-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

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