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Harmison the key - Ian Chappell

England's chances of retaining the Ashes later this year depend largely on the performance of their strike bowler Steve Harmison, feels Ian Chappell

24-Sep-2006•AFP

Harmison out of county action

Steve Harmison has been ruled out of Durham's final Championship fixture of the season against Yorkshire

14-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

England to cover for Harmison

England are set to give themselves an additional bowling option for their forthcoming one-day series against Pakistan after Steve Harmison pulled out with a back problem.

29-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Harmison ruled out of series

Steve Harmison has been ruled out of the Natwest Series as a precaution after not responding to treatment for soreness in his lower back

28-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

The undroppable enigmas

It's maddening isn't it? When he's in the zone, he plays as if he has no peers, bullying his opponents into submission with a technique so effortless that it seems nothing should ever go wrong

19-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Asif strikes after Iqbal boosts lead

Pakistan continued to make all the running on the fourth day at The Oval as they piled up a 331-run lead despite an improved performance in the field from England, and especially Steve Harmison

19-Aug-2006•Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Send for the recyclers

Apparently The Oval generates more than 50 tonnes of rubbish in the course of a full Test match. This fascinating fact was brought to us today courtesy of the recycling consultants, London Remade, who have recruited the services of Alec Stewart to help p

18-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Hussey plays down reverse-swing threat

Michael Hussey expects the reverse-swing that rocked Australia's 2005 Ashes campaign will not be such a significant factor this summer

01-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Strauss hails ruthless England

Andrew Strauss hailed England's outstanding victory in the second Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford as they won by an innings and 120 runs inside three days

29-Jul-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

From cult hero to national hero

Fifty years ago to the week Jim Laker took 19 wickets by himself at Old Trafford as he destroyed the Australians. It took two bowlers to equal that feat in 2006, but the result was an equally crushing victory, this time over Pakistan

29-Jul-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

The injury jinx that won't go away

Another day, another set of injury scares for both England and Pakistan's cricketers, as the jinx that has pursued the teams since they last met in December shows no sign of abating

28-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller

Gul rises above the expectations

If you look at today in isolation, somehow ignoring Pakistan's first-day horror show, then their bowlers were persevering for much of today, if not ever really menacing. If you consider how many bowlers they are missing, then they deserve a little more ac

28-Jul-2006•Osman Samiuddin

Harmison comes out of hiding

It was about time that Steve Harmison delivered again for England in a Test match and he picked the first day of the second Test against Pakistan to burst back into form with 6 for 19

27-Jul-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

Pakistan lose their marbles

Is it too obvious to crack one about Pakistan's batsmen losing their marbles, given that they prepared for the bounce of this Old Trafford pitch by using a slab of the same to replicate the likely conditions?

27-Jul-2006•Osman Samiuddin

Harmison six-for ruins Pakistan

Harmison's remarkable spell of 6 for 19 today, in the second Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford, has not only put England in command but rather suggess their summer has finally begun

27-Jul-2006•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Harmison will be the key, says Woolmer

Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's coach, refused to accept that the first Test had slipped completely out of his side's reach, despite a century from England's captain, Andrew Strauss, that had established a healthy overnight lead of 341

16-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Pakistan ride on Yousuf special

A fantastic hundred by Mohammad Yousuf, his 17th in Tests and first at Lord's, helped Pakistan avoid the follow-on on the third day of the first Test at Lord's

15-Jul-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Bell and Collingwood lead England charge

After Paul Collingwood and Ian Bell struck magnificent hundreds, leading England to a dominating 528 for 9, Pakistan lost three quick wickets to put England firmly on top

14-Jul-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

The difference between Harmison and Akram

A look at the bowlers and teams who have conceded the highest number of wides and no-balls in one-day internationals

14-Jul-2006•S Rajesh

Bell and Harmison named in 13-man England squad

Ian Bell, the Warwickshire batsman, has earned a recall to the England squad for the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's on Thursday

09-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

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