James Anderson
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Stuart Broad marshalled England to a massive win – 1st Test vs. New Zealand
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A furious spell of fast bowling from Stuart Broad bulldozed the batting line up of the visiting New Zealand who ended up losing a low scoring game badly.
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Tim Southee strikes again as England crumbles – 1st Test
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The star quick bowler of New Zealand, Tim Southee, bowled excellently in the second innings by picking three important wickets as England looks for survival.
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New Zealand lost rhythm against England – 1st Test
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The efforts of Tim Southee and Neil Wagner were let down by the openers of New Zealand as James Anderson put England back into the Test on the second day.
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Powerful batting by England saves the game – 1st Test vs. New Zealand
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A solid batting performance by the Englishmen in the second innings well led by Nick Compton and their skipper, Alastair Cook, drew the first Test vs. Kiwis.
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England bounced back with tons from Alastair Cook and Nick Compton – 1st Test vs. New Zealand
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The English skipper, Alastair Cook, along with Nick Compton smashed centuries and brought their team back in the game against New Zealand in the 1st Test.
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Hamish Rutherford sparks as New Zealand dominates – 1st Test vs. England
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Hamish Rutherford tore apart the powerful bowling line up of England and thrashed a ton on debut as New Zealand took a sizeable lead against the visitors.
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James Anderson shocked New Zealand and Joe Roots lifted England – 2nd ODI
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James Anderson displayed a wonderful bowling spell by grabbing half of the New Zealand side and Joe Root blasted at the rival bowling as England beat the hosts.
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England announced T20 and ODI squads vs. India
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The England and Wales Cricket Board has publicized its teams for the limited overs cricket matches which will be played against India in December-January 2012.
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Jonathan Trott and Ian Bell snatched the series from India – fourth Test
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Jonathan Trott and Ian Bell lifted their side by dispatching tons in the fourth Test as England clinched the historic series against India by a margin of 2-1.
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Jonathan Trott guided England to safety – fourth Test
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The top order batsman of England, Jonathan Trott, secured his team with a valuable fifty as the 4th Test was heading towards a draw at the end of day four.