“I’m done playing (in the IPL), but I can commentate”
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Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has revealed that he will no longer play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) due to his hectic schedule.
“I can’t say there haven’t been some dark times where I thought it would be easier if I wasn’t here”
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Former England pace bowler Stephen Harmison has revealed that he battled severe depression during his international career and even thought about committing suicide prior to the national team’s tour of South Africa in 2004.
Harmison’s first match as manager will come against Bishop Auckland on Tuesday
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Former England pace bowler Stephen Harmison has been appointed as the manager of Ashington, who are a non-league football team.
“I don’t think anyone can contemplate what’s going through his mind at this moment in time”
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Former Australia pace bowler Jason Gillespie and ex-England seamer Stephen Harmison have both voiced their support for New South Wales speedster Sean Abbott.
“Andy is an intensely passionate man, he has the most superb integrity”
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Former England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chief executive David Collier has defended ex-head coach Andy Flower as a man of “superb integrity” after Kevin Pietersen claimed that he ruled by fear in his autobiography.
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“I was not in a very good place whenever I toured, but there were probably two occasions when I thought I was going to have to make the decision Trotty has made”
Former England pace bowler Stephen Harmison has announced that he can relate to what batsman Jonathan Trott is going through as he revealed that “I thought I was going to have to make the decision Trotty has made” on two separate occasions in his international career.
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“Tremlett gives them a little bit more control than Finn and I think there are still questions on Boyd Rankin’s durability”
Former England pace bowler Stephen Harmison has backed Chris Tremlett to be included in the Ashes squad for the first Test in Brisbane since he “is probably just a safer option than Steven Finn”.
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“If he can’t get them out, he’s going to knock them out”
Former England pace bowler Stephen Harmison has announced that the national team stand a great chance of limiting Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson’s effectiveness throughout the upcoming Ashes series if they “prey” on his “fragile” state.
