Archive for April, 2009

Vaughan, Bell and Harmison left out of surprise England squad

April 30, 2009
By Guest Blogger
Vaughan, Bell and Harmison left out of surprise England squad

It isn’t very often that an England test squad comes as much of a surprise. Normally, someone would have predicted what would happen because of inside information or a gut feeling. However, when the 12-man strong squad for the first test against the West Indies was announced yesterday, there was undoubtedly a great deal...
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Onion Gravy – the perfect combination for Lord’s!

April 29, 2009
By warnie
Onion Gravy – the perfect combination for Lord’s!

With the inevitable inclusion of Durham seamer Graham Onions to the England squad for the first Test against West Indies starting next week, one thing that immediately came to mind for me …..will the prolific Antiguan Gravy (full name Labon Kenneth Blackburn Leeweltine Buckonon) be jumping on a plane and lending his gyrating hips...
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Brett Lee to join Australian squad in Abu Dhabi

April 27, 2009
By warnie

Cricket Australia today announced fast bowler Brett Lee will join the Australian squad in Abu Dhabi tomorrow. Great to see the “big man” moving forward and continuing with his steady progress towards his Ashes recovery. Lee has spent the past fortnight in South Africa continuing his recovery from ankle surgery. Australian Team Doctor Trefor...
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Flintoff’s a Lame Duck and returns home from IPL

April 24, 2009
By warnie

Andrew Flintoff has today returned home from the Indian Premier League to undergo surgery on a torn meniscus in his right knee. Flintoff had been appearing for Chennai Super KIngs in the IPL when he felt discomfort in his right knee. The Chennai medical staff immediately contacted ECB Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Peirce Scans were taken of...
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Hoggard remains angry over snub and rightly so

April 23, 2009
By Guest Blogger

Matthew Hoggard has taken 248 test wickets in his career. He is one of the best swing bowlers that England have had in recent years and you just know that he will run in and bowl all day long for his country. Despite this though, he is yet to get a look in for...
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Will the Lions Roar in South Africa?

April 21, 2009
By warnie
Will the Lions Roar in South Africa?

In what has to be the worst kept secret of the last 12 months, Ireland’s Paul O’Connell has been confirmed as British and Irish Lions captain for the three-Test summer tour to South Africa. The new kit can be found here. O’Connell is one of fourteen players from Ireland. The second rower has had...
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IPL South Africa to experience Bollywood Glamour

April 17, 2009
By warnie
IPL South Africa to experience Bollywood Glamour

Following the “will they, won’t they” saga that has surrounded the second Indian Premier League (IPL), the competition the World (ok a slight exaggeration!) has waited to see kicks off tomorrow in South Africa. The cheerleaders are ready, the players are ready and the sponsors are ready – the only question that remains; will...
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Flower claims England can win Ashes after being appointed Team Director

April 16, 2009
By Guest Blogger

In one of the most inevitable appointments in English cricket history, former Zimbabwe player Andy Flower was appointed as England’s team director yesterday. After acting as temporary head coach during the winter, he got the nod to take on the role full-time. I say that it was inevitable, simply because it would have been...
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New Official 2009 England Cricket One Day International Shirt

April 15, 2009
By warnie
New Official 2009 England Cricket One Day International Shirt

You’ve asked for it and Kitbag have delivered faster than a Steve Harmison bouncer aided by the Freemantle doctor at 4pm on a sunny Sunday afternoon! In conjunction with adidas, the new 2009 England Cricket kit is available to buy at a special pre order price of just £29.99 – amazing bargain. Included in...
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The door has to be open for Vaughan’s return

April 10, 2009
By Guest Blogger

At this moment in time, there won’t be many England cricket fans who would rule out Michael Vaughan playing a part in this year’s Ashes series. A combination of his leadership, his record against Australia and the fact that no-one has taken hold of the No.3 slot mean that he will fancy his chances....
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