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England v New Zealand: Rain washes out first day of second Test
The first day of the second Investec Test between England and New Zealand has been washed out after persistent rain at Headingley.
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The Nottinghamshire bowler - who was once reckoned to be a future genuine all-rounder - has always been a hugely frustrating mercurial talent, and that shows no signs of changing any time soon.
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Track us down to win One Day International tickets
Buy this photo Find these models, give them a copy of the Daily Echo and you could win tickets to the Ageas Bowl! Order no: 16465452 Daily Echo readers are being encouraged to track down a pair of glamorous England cricket fans - and be in with a chance of winning tickets to see the team in action at the home of Hampshire cricket next weekend.
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The oracle Ian Ward brings bleak news from the middle at Headingley. He's stood next to the covers where there are puddles of water forming already and the earlier forecast for the weather to start clearing up around 1pm now looks horribly optimistic.
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140 years before IPL spot-fixing: Ted Pooley and cricket's first betting-related suspension
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Nasser Hussain retires from cricket after a last hurrah
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Lancashire's finest, Jimmy Anderson, couldn't choose a more fitting place to go past Fred Trueman's England wicket-taking mark than on his old stomping ground.
Kevin sparkles as Ireland, Pakistan ODI ends in tie
DUBLIN: His fans have come to expect thunderous innings and Kevin O'Brien didn't let them down, with his 84 off 47 balls seizing a tie for Ireland against Pakistan in the first of two ODIs at Clontarf.
Cricket: Standing the test of time
Fleming v Vettori - Andrew Alderson measures the achievements of two of New Zealand cricket's most respected names ... and comes up with an answer The natural fence sitting - but probably correct - answer is to say they have added equally in their own estimable ways.
England batting places on line as Pietersen lurks in shadows
Kevin Pietersen is currently on the sidelines with a troublesome knee injury that will also keep him out of next month's Champions Trophy, but England are confident the batsman will be back in time for the Ashes.
ICC pulls out Pak umpire from ODI tournament after his name crops up in IPL spot-fixing scandal
The International Cricket Council Thursday withdrew Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf from next month's Champions Trophy in England and Wales after his name cropped up in the Indian Premier League spot-fixing scandal.
England bubbling ahead of second Test after weathering New Zealand storm | Mike Selvey
The Black Caps go into the final match of the series knowing that their best chance for a victory may have gone Neil Wagner and New Zealand had England pinned down for much of the first Test at Lord's, but still ended up losing.
Woorkeri Raman: A career that did not reach the expected heights
Woorkeri Venkat Raman, born May 23, 1965, was an Indian Test cricketer whose international career never fully took off, although there was no denying his prowess with the bat.
'Farmy Army' leader honoured for quake aid
Prime Minister John Key helps out the Farmy Army volunteers, at Linwood College, following the 6.3 magnitude earthquake in March 2011.
Club v country can be ideal opportunity for Derbys seamer Evans
It has already brought the tall 24-year-old seamer a first-class and a LV County Championship debut for his county and he hopes more appearances will lead to winning back his place with his country.
Nigel Jones is feeling the effects of early-summer washout
The 'F' word has been used a lot in local cricketing circles so far this season, in fact it was the first thing Nigel Jones said to me at the start of our conversation.
British journalist pens Lara's biography
A British newspaper journalist, James Fuller, has written a biography of former West Indies captain Brian Lara, one of the greatest cricketers of all time.
Ian Botham expects James Anderson to sail past his record of 383 wickets
London: May 22, 2013 Sir Ian Botham is confident James Anderson will far exceed his England record of 383 Test wickets after the Lancashire seamer broke the 300 barrier during last week's series-opening victory over New Zealand at Lord's. Lancashire paceman Anderson took seven wickets in England's 170-run first Test win to become only the fourth ... (more)