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England "Had Lot Of Selfish Characters Playing...": Ex-Star's Scathing Revelation

Former England pacer Steve Harmison has hinted that quite a few senior players in the side did not contribute to the team spirit in the late 90s and early 2000s, but all that changed during the 2005 Ashes series, which the hosts won 2-1. Responding to former Australian quick Jason Gillespie's assessment that he had noticed a big change in the England side during the 2005 Ashes, Harmison, who was part of the 2005 side, said that, "The difference between that and 2003, 2001 and 1999, 1997, was in 2005 we were a team."

"Play By The Laws And...": Ex-Australia Star Weighs In On Deepti Sharma's Run-Out

Charlie Dean's run-out at the hands of Deepti Sharma at the non-striker's end because she was backing up too far ahead when the ball was not even delivered, has garnered some real attention and the cricket fraternity continues to be divided on whether it is within the spirit of the game. The incident took another turn on Monday after Deepti Sharma revealed that Team India had given Dean a warning, and when she chose to venture out of her crease repeatedly, they decided to run her out.

"33-Year-Old Seamer Looking To Maximise Earning Potential...": Australia Pace Icon On Trent Boult

Trent Boult's decision to pull out of a national contract with New Zealand Cricket to spend more time with family has intensified the debate on players preferring to play franchise cricket over international cricket. Iconic Australian pacer Jason Gillespie, however, backed Boult's decision, however, while also saying that the "cricketing landscape" has been changing. "Whether we like/agree or not, the cricketing landscape has been changing for a while now," Gillespie tweeted in response to the news on Boult being released from his contract.

Alex Lees opens up about the "tough" journey chasing his England dream

When Alex Lees made his England debut in March at the age of 28, it was the culmination of a long journey chasing his dream.

Rashid, Pollard, Bravo enter Big Bash League draft

MELBOURNE : Star Afghan spinner Rashid Khan and West Indian T20 stalwarts Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo have entered the inaugural overseas players' draft for this year's Big Bash League (BBL), the organisers said on Friday.

Rashid Khan, Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo enter Big Bash League draft

Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo have entered the inaugural overseas players' draft for this year's Big Bash League (BBL), the organisers said on Friday. Rashid, a sought after name in T20 leagues across the world, is almost certain to return to Adelaide Strikers with coach Jason Gillespie saying he would be "pretty shocked" if that did not happen.

England's win one of the hosts' best-ever run chases in history of Test cricket: ICC

It's extremely rare that a team 378 runs in deficit comes back to win a Test, but England played patiently on Day 4 and 5 and rode on superb unflinching performances from their most consistent batters -- Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow -- to carve out a win against one of the most feared Test sides in the world. On Wednesday, the ICC listed the most successful Test run-chases ever by England before the historic Edgbatson victory. 1. Target 305: New Zealand v England, Christchurch, 1997:England relied heavily on skipper Mike Atherton in their first innings as he carried his bat for 94 runs off 346 balls in a total of 228. New Zealand built on their 118-run first-innings lead by adding 186 in their second, which seemed likely to be enough until Atherton built on his sublime form. The opener had enough support this time to reach a century (118) and guide England to 226 before departing as the fourth wicket and sparking a mini-collapse when Nasser Hussain (33) and Graham Thorpe (2) were also dismissed. John Crawley (40 not out) and Dominic Cork (39 not out) then stepped in to put on the remaining runs while Atherton was adjudged 'Player of the Match'.

England opener Alex Lees growing in stature ahead of Headingley homecoming

Alex Lees, England’s improving opener, will be going home for the third Test against New Zealand. Headingley is where he grew up, and rapidly, being mature beyond his years.

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England "Had Lot Of Selfish Characters Playing...": Ex-Star's Scathing Revelation

"Play By The Laws And...": Ex-Australia Star Weighs In On Deepti Sharma's Run-Out

"33-Year-Old Seamer Looking To Maximise Earning Potential...": Australia Pace Icon On Trent Boult

Alex Lees opens up about the "tough" journey chasing his England dream

Rashid, Pollard, Bravo enter Big Bash League draft

Rashid Khan, Kieron Pollard and Dwayne Bravo enter Big Bash League draft

England's win one of the hosts' best-ever run chases in history of Test cricket: ICC

England opener Alex Lees growing in stature ahead of Headingley homecoming