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Bell shines as England squander a good start

Ian Bell's patience, control and the ease with which he handled the spinners during his 78 was the highlight of England's innings

18-Feb-2006•The Bulletin by George Binoy

'Twenty six won't be too hard to beat' - Flintoff

Flintoff looks to improve batting record in India

17-Feb-2006•George Binoy

Hussain calls for adaptable thinking from England

Nasser Hussain has urged Michael Vaughan to do "whatever it takes" to beat India - even if it means resorting to media manipulation

17-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Strauss backs himself for battle against spin

Andrew Strauss, England's left-hand opener, is looking forward to the "great challenge" of playing spin in India

16-Feb-2006•Sriram Veera

Pietersen riding on confidence

Kevin Pietersen believes that high confidence and the readiness to be on a learning curve will be crucial if England are to overcome India in the upcoming series

15-Feb-2006•George Binoy

Engineer: 'Back Ganguly to come good'

Farokh Engineer believes India need to back the men who have done the job in the past

14-Feb-2006•Andrew Miller

Blackwell upbeat about his chances

Ian Blackwell's aspirations of becoming an England spinner have now taken shape dramatically

14-Feb-2006•Jamie Alter

Flexibility the key, says Vaughan

Michael Vaughan, the England captain, and Duncan Fletcher, the coach, identified "putting up a big first innings score" as their top priority for success against India

13-Feb-2006•Sriram Veera

Foster: England must rely on pacemen

Neil Foster believes England will have to rely on the seam quartet that carried them to Ashes glory, if India are to be beaten

13-Feb-2006•Andrew Miller

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

Fletcher - England can be No. 1

The England coach, Duncan Fletcher, has insisted that England can still become the best team in the world, despite the 2-0 loss to Pakistan earlier in the winter

12-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hoggard ready to move on from the Ashes

Matthew Hoggard is ready to help England prove they have the ability to beat the best, as he and his team-mates prepare for their tour of India

11-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Rejuvenated Vaughan ready for India

Michael Vaughan will step on to a plane bound for India on Sunday, and is relishing the prospect of swapping full-time father's duties for the second leg of England's subcontinent winter

11-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Giles confident despite arthritis scare

Prepares to wait and watch over the next few weeks

09-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Trescothick confident of trumping India

Marcus Trescothick believes England can take lessons from their 2-0 loss to Pakistan and turn them into a Test series win against India

07-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Fletcher concerned at burnout fear

Ahead of England's tour to India, the England coach Duncan Fletcher has expressed concerns over the amount of cricket his players are faced with in the coming 18 months

05-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Jones full of admiration for Lillee

Simon Jones has welcomed his return to fitness and, after spending the past week at Dennis Lillee's bowling academy in India, can't wait to return to bowling for his country

04-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Jones works with Lillee ahead of India series

A fully-fit Simon Jones is taking tips from Dennis Lillee ahead of England's tour of India beginning in February

31-Jan-2006•Cricinfo staff

Panesar called up for England

Monty Panesar has been named as the 16th member of England's squad to tour India

27-Jan-2006•Cricinfo staff

Giles' optimism fading fast

Ashley Giles' chances of being fit for England's tour of India appear to be diminishing, with the news that his recovery has stalled

25-Jan-2006•Cricinfo staff

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