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Bring on the Aussies!

Bring On The Aussies!

ENGLAND will face Australia in the semi-finals of the World Cup at Edgbaston on Thursday after South Africa pulled off a shock victory in an Old Trafford thriller last night.

1 min

I Have No Regrets, Says Chief Moxon

AS Yorkshire suffered another batting collapse in the first innings of the Championship match against champions Surrey at Scarborough, director of cricket Martyn Moxon put up a vigorous defence of the decision not to sign a proven overseas star to strengthen the batting.

2 mins

Bairstow: A Redhead Who Lives Off His Fiery Nature

After his two centuries this week, Derek Pringle believes Jonny Bairstow needs to be fired up both on and off the pitch to be at his absolute best

4 mins

England Look To Make It Count At The Fortress That Is Edgbaston

As England contemplate their biggest one-day international in a generation, they will be boosted by the knowledge that they couldn’t have picked a better ground in the world on which to play a World Cup semi-final than ‘Fortress Edgbaston’.

4 mins

'In 1992, We Just Lost Form... But This Lot Can Get It Done'

Derek Pringle looks back on England’s last World Cup semi-final 27 years ago and believes the current crop can go one better this year

5 mins

Relentless Rohit Is Just Ton-derful For India...

AS ANGELO Mathews rolled back the years to record his third ODI century there was just a feeling that India might be heading into the semifinals of the World Cup on the back of a second loss in three games.

2 mins

Shaheen Sparkles As Pakistan Bow Out

SHAHEEN Afridi shattered records galore at Lord’s but Pakistan’s bid for a miracle fell short to bring their World Cup to an early end.

3 mins

How Impressive India And Pitch Surprise Dashed England's Dream

Richard Edwards recalls the last time England played a World Cup semi-final on home soil, coming up against unfancied opponents who rose to the occasion...

3 mins

Pakistan Failed But There Is New Hope

Saj Sadiq reflects on Pakistan’s Jekyll and Hyde World Cup campaign – and looks at where they can go from here to recapture former glories...

4 mins

Jennings Must Bide His Time For A Recall

IT’S probably fair to say Keaton Jennings is not going to hold his breath waiting for a call from England’s selectors ahead of this summer’s Ashes series.

3 mins

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