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HindustanTimes Sat,25 May 2013

India vs England 2011: News

"Fatigue" to blame for India's poor run: Doctors

As the debate over excessive cricket taking its toll on the Indian team's fortunes in England rages on, experts from the medical field believe that fatigue may be one of the reasons behind the visitors' poor run in the tournament so far.

Kapil worried about injury-prone Zaheer's longevity

Former captain Kapil Dev does not foresee Zaheer Khan spearheading the team's attack for a very long time as he feels a fast bowler getting injured at the wrong side of age has to do something "extraordinary to come back".

Captain Cook steers England to 7 wicket win over India

Captain Alastair Cook led from the front as England took a 1-0 lead in the one-day series with a seven wicket win over India in Southampton on Tuesday. Scorecard | Pics

Not quite rosy at the Bowl

Not everyone gave credit to Amit Mishra for his gutsy batting in the Oval Test because he failed in his main role as bowler. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports. Watch out for | Match reckoner | Rose bowl tracker

Won't dance to chin music: Patel

Hero of India's fine batting show in the first one-dayer, Parthiv Patel, said he would continue to play his natural, attacking game irrespective of the conditions and situation. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

Badrinath to replace injured Sachin in Eng ODI series

S Badrinath was named injured Sachin Tendulkar's replacement for the ongoing England ODI series today. Tendulkar was ruled out of the entire series because of a toe injury.

Injured Sachin out of England ODIs

Tendulkar's likely last full tour of England ends in disappointment. Sanjjeev K Samyal reports. BCCI statement | When he sneezed | England jinx continues, Sachin toed away

Bouncer will remain a legitimate tactic for us: Broad

England pacer Stuart Broad says Indian batsmen should be prepared for more short-pitched stuff in the ongoing ODI series as bouncers will continue to be a "legitimate tactic" for the host bowlers despite causing injuries in the visiting camp.

Battered India see one-dayers as a springboard to the future

The start of the one-day series has been equally inauspicious for India. Skipper MS Dhoni has his fingers crossed about the fate of his team. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal writes.

In the swing of things

After a wobbly beginning, James Anderson finally finds his rhythm. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports. All about Jimmy

DRS, the Debatable Review System fuels further debate

The International Cricket Council has again jumped to the defence of technology being used for the Decision Review System in the wake of fresh criticism. HT reports.

2nd ODI reduced to 23-over affair

Southampton was hit by heavy rains in the night. The downpour continued through the day and after three inspections the umpires decided to have a 7pm local time start for a 23-overs-a-side game. HT reports. Scorecard | Pics

Tiwary named as replacement for injured Rohit

Manoj Tiwary was on Sunday named as replacement for Rohit Sharma who has been ruled out of the ongoing five-match ODI series against England due to a finger injury.

'Panel unlikely to reject House's Lokpal commitment'

Leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley has said though the 'sense of the House' passed by Parliament on the three demands of Team Anna is not binding on the Standing Committee, it is unlikely to reject it.

England could have won if not for rain: Cook

England skipper Alastair Cook says his team could have gone on to win the first ODI against India if rain had not played spoilsport even though the host side was on the backfoot at the start of its chase.
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