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Shah inspired by Bevan

Following his blistering 49 in England's 114-run win over New Zealand on Sunday, Owais Shah is using Michael Bevan as his inspiration in a bid to cement the No.6 place once and for all

16-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

MCC meets to discuss improvisation

The MCC, the guardians of cricket's laws, will discuss the legality of the shots played by Kevin Pietersen at the Chester-le-Street ODI when they meet on Tuesday

16-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen defends switch-hitting

Kevin Pietersen has strongly rejected the notion that such innovative strokes should be outlawed in cricket

16-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen stars in crushing win

Kevin Pietersen's magnificent 110 led England to a convincing 114-run-win over New Zealand in the first ODI at Chester-le-Street

15-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Twenty20 could overtake 50-over cricket - Pietersen

Ahead of the first of five one-day internationals against New Zealand on Sunday, Kevin Pietersen believes that Twenty20 could usurp 50-over cricket as the sport's principle format of one-day cricket

14-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Strauss earns surprise call-up

Andrew Strauss has been handed a surprise call-up to England's one-day squad as cover for Alastair Cook, who is suffering from a shoulder injury which could rule him out of selection for the first ODI against New Zealand on Sunday

14-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

England wary of New Zealand backlash

Cricinfo preview the first of five one-dayers between England and New Zealand

14-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Oram ruled out for ten days

New Zealand have been struck a major injury blow after Jacob Oram was ruled out for at least 10 days with a hamstring strain

13-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Impressive England charge to victory

England raced to a nine-wicket victory in the Twenty20 against New Zealand at Old Trafford, led by impressive performances from Stuart Broad and Ian Bell

13-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Hurtling into a new era

It's the form of the game that has turned cricket upside down, and for England's players, it's become even more crucial than ever

13-Jun-2008•The Preview by Andrew Miller at OId Trafford

Collingwood fights to keep England focussed

As England prepare to take on New Zealand in a one-off Twenty20, Paul Collingwood has admitted that Stanford is a distraction

13-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

McCullum finds one-day form

The New Zealanders sent out a warning ahead of the one-day series as Brendon McCullum's 98-ball 123 led them to a handsome 95-run against Worcestershire

11-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Southee doubtful for Twenty20 clash

Tim Southee, the New Zealand fast bowler, is a doubtful starter for Friday's one-off Twenty20 international after he sprained his right ankle during practice

10-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

'You can put all the plans in place, but then who applies them' - Bracewell

John Bracewell, New Zealand's coach, has defended the role played by his coaching team during the 2-0 Test series defeat by England

10-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vettori targets one-day revenge

Daniel Vettori hopes a change of format can bring a change of fortune for New Zealand as the teams switch from Test to one-day mode

09-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan wants Flintoff back

Although Michael Vaughan's three quick bowlers secured an innings victory against New Zealand at Trent Bridge he is eager to have Andrew Flintoff at his disposal for the greater challenge of South Africa

09-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan sets sights on South Africa

The manner in which England sealed their second successive series victory over New Zealand at Trent Bridge was nothing less than emphatic

08-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Trent Bridge

Vettori rues lost opportunity

In what was his last innings of the series, a rearguard 71 from Brendon McCullum almost gave New Zealand the belief of producing the unthinkable against England, on the third day of the final Test at Trent Bridge

08-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Trent Bridge

England jump back to No. 3 spot

England's forthcoming series against South Africa, the most enticing contest in the near future, has been given an extra edge after the teams swapped places in the latest ICC rankings

08-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sidebottom wraps up series victory

Given the fine line England have trodden between success and failure over the last few months, during their elongated head-to-head with New Zealand, they wrapped up the series with deceptive ease on the fourth day at Trent Bridge

08-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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