On this day in 2004 – Steve Harmison took career-best figures of seven for 12
Steve Harmison produced a stunning spell of seven for 12 as England bowled out West Indies for 47 in Jamaica on this day in 2004.
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England captain Joe Root has defended his use of key man Ben Stokes after the all-rounder bowled 41 overs in the drawn first Test against West Indies having suffered a side strain during the Ashes.
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England will look to defy a placid pitch and push for victory in the first Test against the West Indies after a long-awaited century from Zak Crawley steered them away from danger.
Australia star Mitchell Starc bowls wide no-ball 'worse than Steve Harmison's'
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Steve Harmison slams "disgusting" England decision to axe James Anderson and Stuart Broad
England 's decision to drop James Anderson and Stuart Broad for their upcoming tour of the West Indies has been blasted as "disgusting" by Steve Harmison.
Steve Harmison slams England’s ‘disgusting’ treatment of James Anderson and Stuart Broad
Steve Harmison has questioned England’s decision to exclude James Anderson and Stuart Broad for the Test team’s upcoming tour of the West Indies and believes it’s ‘disgusting’ how the veteran duo have been treated.