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Anderson took two five-wicket hauls during the first Ashes Test
Fresh off a win at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, England captain Alastair Cook has insisted that his side do not depend on pace spearhead James Anderson to take all the wickets.
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Bopara labelled Willis’ accusations as “annoying, sad and depressing”
Yet another England player has lashed out against former captain Bob Willis over his remarks about the national team tampering with the ball to get it to reverse swing during the recently concluded Champions Trophy.
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Anderson noted that the topic of reverse swing has haunted England in the past
England pace bowler James Anderson has lashed out against former captain Bob Willis over his comments on Sky Sports, where he claimed that the national team had tampered with the ball throughout the recently concluded Champions Trophy.
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Giles denied all the claims made by Willis
England limited overs coach Ashley Giles has slammed former captain Bob Willis over the ball-tampering remarks he made on Sky Sports during the national team’s Champions Trophy loss to Sri Lanka on June 13.
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Ponting once again confirmed he was retired and will not answer Australia’s cries for help during the Ashes
Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting gave hope to millions of Australian fans for a few hours after saying that he would answer Australia’s Ashes cries by coming out of retirement and playing for them in this year’s back-to-back Ashes series.
The Test Match Special team will be broadcasting live from the stadium
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) have settled their dispute with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), which means that their Test Match Special broadcast will be live from the grounds during the upcoming Test series between India and England.
Sky’s cricket pundits will report on the Test matches from the company’s headquarters in west London
Sky Sports has announced that it will not be sending its expert panel of pundits to cover the upcoming Test series between England and India after rejecting to pay the extra £500,000 demanded by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
