Michael Vaughan
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Michael Vaughan: Andrew Strauss takes best side in world into the unknown
Cricket News on The Telegraph &bull Dec 9, 2011
England have the tools to be successful next year but there is no doubt 2012 will be a tougher challenge than 2011 when they set such high standards in Test cricket. There is bound to be a period when England's… Full Story »
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Tips from the Top for the EPP - Michael Vaughan
Cricket World Cup 2011 &bull Nov 21, 2011Former England captain Michael Vaughan spoke t th England Performance Programme players life international cricketer. Vaughan visited th National Cricket Performance Centre Loughborough towards th a three-week camp wh prepared th players f trips t India South Africa. This entry… Full Story »
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Vaughan salutes EPP influence
ECB News &bull Nov 20, 2011
Former captain Michael Vaughan has backed the England Performance Programme to keep providing the senior side with talented players in the future. Full Story »
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Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan back Yorkshire's coaching changes
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Nov 16, 2011
Michael Vaughan , to help stiffen their resolve to break with tradition and recruit non-Yorkshire coaches following their shock championship relegation last season.Boycott and Vaughan still have an ... Full Story »
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Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan back Yorkshire's coaching changes
Cricket News on Guardian UK &bull Nov 15, 2011
Tuesday 15 November 2011. Yorkshire have appointed the former Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie as first-team coach to mastermind their promotion campaign. Yorkshire called in two of their most famous sons, Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan, to help stiffen their resolve to break with tradition and recruit non-Yorkshire coaches following their shock championship relegation last season. Boycott and Vaughan still have an influential role behind the scenes at… Full Story »
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ICC says corruption not rampant
Cricket News on BBC Sport &bull Nov 4, 2011
Cricket's anti-corruption chief insists illegal betting is not endemic in the game, in the wake of three Pakistan players being jailed for spot-fixing. Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir have been given prison terms for conspiring to bowl deliberate no-balls in… Full Story »
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Pakistan spot-fixing scandal: Imran Khan calls for radical change after Butt, Asif and Amir are jailed for corruption
Cricket News on The Telegraph &bull Nov 4, 2011
Salman Butt, Pakistan's ex-Test captain, received a 30-month sentence at Southwark Crown Court yesterday, fast bowler Mohammad Asif 12 months and Mohammad Amir six months while Mazhar Majeed, the agent involved, was jailed for two years and eight months for his role… Full Story »
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Bunbury batsman Mathhew Lamb gets made-to-measure treatment from bat maker Gunn and Moore
Cricket News on The Telegraph &bull Nov 3, 2011
Matthew Lamb, a standout batsman at July's Bunbury U15 Festival, held with tradition when he secured recognition from Gunn & Moore - following in the footsteps of Samit Patel, Ravi Bopara, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, Marcus Trescothick and Michael Vaughan.… Full Story »
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Raja wants lifetime bans for trio
Cricket News on BBC Sport &bull Nov 2, 2011
Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja has told BBC Sport the three cricketers found guilty of spot-fixing should never play for their country again. Pakistan trio Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir were found guilty of conspiracy to cheat and conspiracy… Full Story »
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England must build up on Pietersen''s ego to bring him in form: Vaughan
vCricket &bull Oct 19, 2011
London, Oct 19 : Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has asked to play with Kevin Pietersen's ego in order to bring him back into form in the ODIs. Pietersen may have rediscovered his magic touch in the Test arena, but… Full Story »
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Vaughan: England need flatter ODI decks
Cricket 365 &bull Oct 19, 2011
Former captain Michael Vaughan says England must prepare flatter pitches at home if they are to improve their overseas record in one-day internationals. But it's a different story when they travel overseas with series defeats in three of their last… Full Story »
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Vaughan: England missing the right ODI ingredients
Cricket 365 &bull Oct 19, 2011
Former captain Michael Vaughan says England must prepare flatter pitches at home if they are to improve their overseas record in one-day internationals. But it's a different story when they travel overseas with series defeats in three of their last… Full Story »
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'Flower will be immensely disappointed with Swann'
Cricket News on Congoo &bull Oct 19, 2011
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has echoed Andy Flower's frustration at comments made by Graeme Swann in his autobiography. In his new book, The Breaks Are Off, Swann claims Kevin Pietersen was Full Story »
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Vaughan wants flat pact
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Oct 19, 2011
Former captain Michael Vaughan says England must prepare flatter pitches at home if they are to improve their overseas record in one-day ... Full Story »
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Strauss and Flower presented with OBEs
Cricket 365 &bull Oct 5, 2011
England captain Andrew Strauss and coach Andy Flower reflected on their Ashes victory in Australia after they were presented with their OBEs by the Princess Royal at a Windsor Castle investiture ceremony on Tuesday. The duo received their honours for… Full Story »
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Champagne moments on TMS this summer
Test Match Special &bull Sep 25, 2011
"England have won ... they are the top ranking Test nation in the world and for English supporters, hallelujah to that" This is how TMS commentator Henry Blofeld described the moment at Edgbaston when Tim Bresnan took the winning wicket to confirm England as the official number one Test side for the first time in their history. The beginning of England's reign as number one is perhaps the most obvious "champagne moment" of a summer which finally drew to a close at The Oval on Sunday evening. I say summer - 2011 will… Full Story »
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England v India - fifth ODI as it happened
Cricket News on BBC Sport &bull Sep 16, 2011
So here we are then. Cardiff, the second half of September, and India's cricketers are charging their glasses in the last-chance saloon. Can they finally, at the tenth time of asking, beat England in a cricket match and salvage a tiny morsel of pride from an otherwise miserable tour? Straight at ya with the new from the middle. Captain Cook wins the toss for the fifth time in a row and chooses to bowl with the dry ball. Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow makes his England debut in place of Ben Stokes, Samit Patel is in for Stuart Broad and Jade Dernbach… Full Story »
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England v India: fifth ODI live
Cricket News on The Telegraph &bull Sep 16, 2011
Young Bairstow looks excited, a touch nervous - and very young! Good luck, young man. Here come the Indian openers, Parthiv Patel and Anjinkya Rahane. Been impressed by them in this series. Tim Bresnan has the new ball. The covers are off, and it looks a nice day there now. Shows what Chinese girls know… Full Story »
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County game in this country may have its flaws but is still best in world, says Michael Vaughan
Cricket News on The Telegraph &bull Sep 15, 2011
For years we have envied the Australian domestic system but now when you look around the world we have probably got the best structure, something we never thought would happen. It is against the odds. There are too many counties, too many matches and the professionalism of the county sides is in spite of having to cope with an amateurish schedule. But the role of the counties is to provideEngland with players and they have… Full Story »
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Goa Ranji team coach Raghuram Bhat resigns
That's Cricket on One India &bull Sep 10, 2011
Panaji, Sep 10: Goa Ranji Cricket team coach Raghuram Bhat today resigned citing personal reasons, within two months after he assumed the charge. Bhat told PTI that he has sent his resignation to Goa Cricket Association (GCA) but preferred to… Full Story »
