Matt Prior
-
India conquered the first Test vs. England
—
by
Team India made the first impact on the visiting England by humiliating them in the first Test with a huge margin of 9 wickets on the last day of the match.
-
Alastair Cook, Matt Prior fight for survival – First Test vs. India
—
by
The skipper of England, Alastair Cook along with Matt Prior taught the rest of their team mates how to bat under pressure while playing magnificent knocks.
-
England floats after misery – First Test vs. India
—
by
England suffered a blow by the Indian spinners who routed their batting and bend them to follow on while the visitors made a strong comeback in the 2nd innings.
-
Virender Sehwag, Cheteshwar Pujara put India in command
—
by
A sparkling ton by Virender Sehwag followed by 98 runs by Cheteshwar Pujara lead India to a stable position vs. England on the 1st day of the opening Test.
-
England XI benefitted by the tons of Alastair Cook and Samit Patel
—
by
England started their tour on a positive note as their batsmen gained an advantage while Alastair Cook and Samit Patel registered their centuries in the game.
-
South Africa, the new No.1 Test unit – series review
—
by
South Africa emerged as the top Test team in the world under the captaincy of Graeme Smith after beating England convincingly 2-0 in Basil D’Olivera Trophy.
-
South Africa King of the Test world – 3rd Test vs. England
—
by
A combined team effort well led by the skipper, Graeme Smith, took South Africa to the peaks of Test cricket while beating England and clinching the No.1 spot.
-
Pietersen vs. Petersen –England vs. South Africa, 2nd Test ends in a draw
—
by
Alviro Petersen smashed a ton from South Africa and Kevin Pietersen of England responded in the same way as the second Test between the two countries ended in a draw.
-
England can win the 2nd Test vs. South Africa – Alastair Cook
—
by
The star opener of England, Alastair Cook is confident that his team is capable enough of bouncing back and win the second Test against the dreadful South Africa.
-
England wasted advantage as South Africa progressed well – 1st Test
—
by
The South African bowlers led by Morne Morkel restricted England from a threatening total as Hashim Amla and Graeme Smith consolidated with the bat on day two.