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EXCLUSIVE! The Inaugural Meeting of CRATRO (The Committee to Return the Ashes to Their Rightful Owner)

On the night of November 17th 2009, in a seedy bar in downtown Johannesburg, four men sat huddled quietly over a dirty table in an ill-lit booth. The world was not yet to know it, but these men were forming a secret committee with an important mission. Sometime near midnight, the four men - later revealed as Ricky Ponting, M.S. Dhoni, Graeme Smith and Chris Gayle (Younis Khan was originally invited...

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Harmison issues Yorkshire apology

Durham's Steve Harmison apologises to Yorkshire for his comments about their treatment of his former England team-mate Matthew Hoggard.

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Durham statement on Harmison

Durham have issued a statement in response to quotes made by Steve Harmison following Matthew Hoggard's release by Yorkshire this summer.

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Time for England bowlers to burst their bubble and relish the duel | Vic Marks

Bowling should be a personal battle – of wills as well as skills. Sajid Mahmood and co take note We wait to see if there are any long-lasting scars. There could be after that drubbing for England by South Africa at Centurion . It was only 20 overs but the mayhem in the field was such that several players could take a while to recover. I'm thinking particularly of Adil Rashid and Sajid Mahmood....

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New Challenge For Hoggard

After Yorkshire's controversial release of long-serving bowler Matthew Hoggard, it was good to hear the news that someone actually wants him. As he's only 32 and had a reasonably good 2009 with his old county, that wasn't a surprise. Given the speculation about various counties being interested in him, what did cause my eyebrows to rise slightly was that it was last season's bottom club, Leicestershire,...

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Jonathan Trott playing for England frustrates me, says South Africa coach Mickey Arthur

Arthur sad to miss out on South African-born batsman • 'He wouldn't be in our top six but he'd be thereabouts' The South Africa coach Mickey Arthur is frustrated by the sight of Jonathan Trott playing for England. The 28-year-old played youth cricket for the Proteas having been born and raised in the country but has represented Warwickshire since 2002 courtesy of a British passport he...

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Mike Selvey: Hoggard faces life at the bottom of the hill

His England career ended brutally – now Matthew Hoggard has the chance to show his cerebral side with Leicestershire In all my years involved in cricket I don't think I have ever seen an international cricketer of long-standing and considerable achievement have his career at the top level terminated so ruthlessly, in the middle of a series as well, as Matthew Hoggard. If it came as a shock to...

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LVCC Hampshire v Durham Day 4

Hampshire came into the last day of this County Championship game against Durham looking to reach the 400 mark and with the fall of Chris Benham and nightwatchman David Griffiths last night, they only had 4 wickets in hand to achieve that goal. Starting the day on 267 for 6, new man Sean Ervine laid down his intentions of picking up the pace with a huge six in the first complete over of the day off...

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LVCC Hampshire v Durham Day 3

Champions Durham had one wicket in hand going into this third day of the County Championship match against Hampshire. Resuming on 435 for 9, Steve Harmison and Scott Borthwick looked to add as many runs as possible but fortunately for the home side they lasted only 10 balls. David Griffiths trapped Harmison leg before for Durham to end their first innings on 439 all out. Jimmy Adams and Liam Dawson...

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AB fluffs his lines

Despite all the evidence to the contrary (no yearly Test bowling average below 34 since 2004, an overall away Test bowling average in excess of 36, a Test average in South Africa of 73.22), high quality opposition players are usually the most vocal supporters of Steve Harmison at times when his selection is called into [...]

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Durham wicketkeeper Phil Mustard signs oneyear extension deal with county champions

Durham wicketkeeper Phil Mustard has followed in Steve Harmison's footsteps by signing a new deal with the county champions.

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Harmison refuses to call it quits from international cricket

London, Oct 28 (ANI): Pace bowler Steve Harmison, who has signed a fresh four-year deal with county champions Durham, has refused to end his international cricket career despite not being part of England’s tour to South Africa. Discarded from the England squad, Harminson has not given up hope that he will spearhead his country’s defence of [...]

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Harmison refuses to call it quits from international cricket

Steve Harmison has refused to end his international cricket career despite not being part of England's tour to South Africa.

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New Durham deal for Harmison

Steve Harmison will remain with Durham until 2013 after signing a new four-year deal with the county.

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Harmy - It's time to move on

Steve Harmison insists "it's time to move on" from international cricket, though he hasn't ruled out playing for England again.