“I have probably got more chance”
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Former all-rounder Andrew Flintoff believes that he has more chance of playing for England again than Kevin Pietersen.
“That one was news to me”
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Australia captain Michael Clarke has announced that England pace bowler James Anderson never hit him with a pad following the conclusion of the 2006-07 Ashes series, in which the Baggy Greens whitewashed their arch-rivals 5-0.
“We feel the Boxing Day Test was a good way to celebrate what will be a very special landmark”
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Test cricket is set to return to Christchurch as the city will host the Boxing Day Test for the first time in 11 years and its first major game since the devastating earthquake in 2011.
“I think we play our cricket hard on the field but I think as Australians we understand and respect there’s a line you can’t cross”
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Australia captain Michael Clarke has revealed that he has no intentions of making the national team tone down their aggression following their intense series against England and South Africa, both of which they won.
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Dev is the 21st recipient of the award
Legendary India all-rounder Kapil Dev will receive the 2013 Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) CK Nayudu lifetime achievement award.
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“It’s really really tough and it will take time for him to get back on track again”
Former England opening batsman Marcus Trescothick has announced that Jonathan Trott “definitely made the right decision” to return home from Australia after revealing that he was struggling with a stress-related illness.
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“I can’t speak for anyone else but I was brought up to think that actions speak louder than words”
England pace bowler James Anderson has branded Australia captain Michael Clarke as “paranoid”, showing that tempers are already reaching boiling point ahead of the first Ashes Test in Brisbane on November 21.
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“It’s hard to build a relationship with the opposition”
England pace bowler James Anderson has revealed that he is more concerned about leading his team to Ashes glory for a fourth time in a row, a feat which England have not accomplished since the 19th century, than drinking beers and getting to know the Australian players.
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“That was a tour I will be very happy to forget”
England pace bowler James Anderson has announced that the national team do not want to relive the tragic memories of the 2006-07 Ashes series, where England were whitewashed 5-0 by Australia, but instead, they will try and mirror the 2010-11 series, where they beat Australia 3-1 in their own backyard.
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“Australia in general can be quite an intimidating place”
England pace bowler James Anderson has come up with a simple, yet effective, plan to silence the Australians during the national team’s upcoming tour of the Land Down Under next month.
