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Hussain out of warm-up match

CANBERRA, Dec 9 AAP - The England team's injury woes have continued with captain Nasser Hussain being ruled out of Tuesday's one-day game against the Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval in Canberra

09-Dec-2002

Losing is becoming a bad habit for England

SYDNEY, Dec 8 AAP - England blew it.

08-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Another batting collapse leaves England on wrong end of result

There was a time when it looked as if England would break their duck and register the first win of their ill-fated Australian tour by beating Australia A under the Sydney lights

08-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Brett Lee has struck again

Hot on the heels of felling Alex Tudor with a nasty bouncer in the third Ashes Test, the Australian tearaway has knocked Jeremy Snape out of the international limited overs series with a short ball that broke the England offspinner's right thumb.

07-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Snape joins England injury toll

SYDNEY, Dec 7 PA - Off-spinner Jeremy Snape today became the latest member of England's tour squad to be hit by injury.

07-Dec-2002•PA

Snape faces x-ray on injured thumb

England have yet another injury concern following their eight-wicket defeat at the hands of New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

06-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Slater shines as England slip up again

Michael Slater and Michael Bevan have steered New South Wales to a resounding victory over the touring England XI at the Sydney Cricket Ground today by eight wickets after England set NSW a target of 206.

06-Dec-2002•Claire Killeen

Aravinda De Silva to miss first half of VB Series

Veteran middle order batsman Aravinda de Silva will miss the first half of Sri Lanka's tour of Australia after requesting leave for personal reasons.

06-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Waugh gets big World Cup chance next Tuesday

SYDNEY - Steve Waugh has a golden opportunity to prove his World Cupcredentials when he leads NSW in a 40-over-a-side match against afull-strength Australia at North Sydney Oval on Tuesday.

05-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Knight aims to state World Cup case

Nick Knight is aiming to seal his selection for the World Cup in the forthcoming one-day series in Australia, after enduring the agony of sitting on the sidelines for the previous World Cup four years ago.

05-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Lee says he'll attack, attack, attack against Poms

SYDNEY - Brett Lee has finally settled on his one-day game plan -attack, and if that goes wrong, attack some more.

05-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

MCC says Ashes won't be given to Australia despite Howard plea

The fragile Ashes urn will never be handed to Australia despite pleas from cricket fans including Prime Minister John Howard

04-Dec-2002•Paul Mulvey

Key optimistic about one-day series

Robert Key is aiming to enjoy his first one-day series in England blues in the hope of upping the scoring tempo for the remaining two Test matches of the Ashes series.

04-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Passion for cricket can't be manufactured

Successful teams in sport are those where the whole is far greater than the sum of the individual parts

04-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

Flintoff dismisses fitness critics

England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff insisted in a press report in London on Tuesday he had done "everything asked of me" in a bid to regain match fitness and play an active part in the ongoing tour of Australia

04-Dec-2002

Waugh to prove a point, England to shake disappointments

England has a chance to resurrect its tour and Steve Waugh will be out to prove a point when he leads New South Wales against the tourists at Sydney on Friday

03-Dec-2002•By Michael Donaldson

Can England draw positives from Ashes debacle?

England cricket fans are an unlucky bunch

03-Dec-2002•Sean Beynon

Richards: Australians remind me of Windies

LONDON - Viv Richards reckons the current crop of Australian cricketershave adopted a similar approach to the game which made the West Indiessuch a force towards the end of the last century.

03-Dec-2002•PA

Harmison looks to broaden horizons

Steve Harmison has admitted to surprise at his call-up to England's one-day squad for the VB series against Australia and Sri Lanka, but hopes the experience will be another step towards establishing himself as England's premier strike bowler over

03-Dec-2002•CricInfo

The better side won

As Nasser Hussain was about to depart from Heathrow on what turned out to be this ill-fated Ashes tour, he said that he genuinely believed his side stood a chance of competing with the Australians

03-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

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