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Flower confident of Anderson's fitness

England coach Andy Flower is confident that James Anderson will be fit for the first Test against Australia in Brisbane despite the fractured rib he sustained during the team's bonding trip to Germany last month

25-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Strauss defends boot camp despite Anderson injury

England captain Andrew Strauss has defended the trip to Germany that resulted in star seamer James Anderson suffering a broken rib.

18-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Anderson injured at England's boot camp

James Anderson, the England fast bowler, is suffering from a cracked rib, an injury he sustained during the team's recent preparation camp in Germany

15-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Dhoni leads ICC Test Team of Year

India's captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, has been named as captain of the ICC's Test Team of the Year, an honour he also claimed in 2009, in a line-up that also includes two other players, Sachin Tendulkar and Dale Steyn, from last year's selection

06-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Feeble Pakistan crumble to impressive England

Pakistan's batting reverted to type as they subsided in a heap for 74 after tea on the third day at Lord's

28-Aug-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Anderson's blue-sky thinking

James Anderson believes that his final-day showing at The Oval, in which he produced a fast and threatening display under cloudless skies and with a 25-over old ball, will help to convince the doubters that he has what it takes to succeed in adverse condi

25-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller at Lord's

England players face Twitter ban

England's cricketers are facing a ban from using Twitter and Facebook while on England duty, according to the Mail on Sunday

22-Aug-2010•Cricinfo staff

Juggled catches and Amir's youthful landmark

Plays of the Day from the fourth day of the third Test between England and Pakistan at The Oval

21-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Pakistan seal victory in tense finish

From being down and out two weeks ago Pakistan kept the series alive but not without a few frayed nerves as they had to overcome a late wobble before securing a four-wicket victory at The Oval

21-Aug-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Saker warns England after 'complacent' display

England's bowling coach, David Saker, has criticised his charges for a "complacent" performance on the third afternoon of the second Test at Edgbaston

10-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller

Sorry Pakistan crumble for new low

Pakistan were poor in the first Test, but were even worse at Edgbaston as they crashed for 72 on the opening day

06-Aug-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Flower praises battling batsmen

England's coach, Andy Flower, has singled out the batting performances of Eoin Morgan and Matt Prior following the team's 354-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Trent Bridge

02-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller

Strauss urges consistency after England triumph

In the end, resistance was brief and futile. With James Anderson unplayable and England's slip cordon on fire, Pakistan shed seven wickets in the morning session to crumble to a miserable 80 all out

01-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Anderson swings England to 354-run win

England needed less than one session to complete a massive 354-run victory over Pakistan on day four of the first Test at Trent Bridge

01-Aug-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Prior ton puts England in control

England ended the third day at Trent Bridge in total control of the match and poised to seal a massive win, reducing Pakistan to 15 for 3 after Matt Prior's third Test hundred allowed the hosts to declare at 262 for 9

31-Jul-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Kamran Akmal under pressure after miserable mistakes

Salman Butt has admitted that Kamran Akmal is under pressure after the mistakes committed by Pakistan's wicketkeeper on the first day at Trent Bridge

30-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Trent Bridge

Pakistan still in need of UDRS training

Pakistan's struggles with the Umpire Decision Review System continued on the second day at Trent Bridge, as they once again found themselves uncertain of how to use the technology to their advantage

30-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Unpredictable Anderson finds his birthday best

The second day at Trent Bridge was James Anderson's 28th birthday, and it began for him in a somewhat lugubrious fashion

30-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Anderson's five put England on top

On a day for the bowlers on which 15 wickets fell for 170 runs, James Anderson made superb use of conditions to cut the visitors down to 147 for 9 - still 8 runs adrift of the follow-on target - before bad light stopped play at Trent Bridge

30-Jul-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

England focus on the task at hand

It's never dull when the Pakistanis are in town, and anyone who dares to treat these matches as nothing more than an Ashes appetiser might well find themselves too full to move by the end of it

28-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

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