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We Like That Ian Bell Was Not Out

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Indexed  July 16, 2010
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Ian Bell’s made larger steps towards forcing us into an opinion before now. Yesterday’s 84 not out against Bangladesh was more of a shuffle, but we like that he got the job done – because that is, after all, the whole poin...(more)
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When Something Is Not Quite As It Seems

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Indexed  June 24, 2010
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This is just confusing for NWG. What do they mean? Why choose Ian Bell? What’s secret about him? Since when is a 5 foot man a weapon?Someone please provide some answers. ...(more)
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Of Course Craig Kieswetter’s In The England One-day Team

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Indexed  June 10, 2010
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The BBC go with ‘Craig Kieswetter keeps England one-day spot’. Cricinfo have got ‘Craig Kieswetter and Ian Bell earn ODI calls’. In what world is this news? Craig Kieswetter hit a hundred in his last one-day interna...(more)
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Who Should Play For The New Ipl Franchises?

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Indexed  March 23, 2010
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The two new IPL franchises joining the fray in 2011 are Pune and Kochi, who together paid more than the original eight franchises combined.Their arrival means at least another 60 players are required, of which as many as 20 could be interna...(more)
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What Does Paul Collingwood Have Against Sa?

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Indexed  March 10, 2010
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The question posed in the title of this article is one I have been struggling with for some time now, since roughly around the time Collingwood, Ian Bell and Graham Onions were saving the third Test on a hot day in Cape Town.Back then I tho...(more)
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Mentions: Paul Collingwood    England    South Africa    Ian Bell    Cricket World Cup   
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England’s World T20 Squad Makes Them Contenders

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Indexed  March 1, 2010
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England named their 30-man provisional squad for the ICC World Twenty20 in the West Indies on Monday and when you break it down there’s a pretty tough squad of form players who could well be contenders.Craig Kieswetter is the latest S...(more)
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Ian Bell Caught Kallis Bowled Morkel 5

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Indexed  February 6, 2010
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The ballA classic rip-snorter with a hint of 1980s Windies to it. Pitched on off and reared up at Bell who had nowhere to go. Build up Morkel was closing in. In his four previous balls to Bell, two of them had been similar lifters that the ...(more)
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What Is The Bouncebackability Of England’s Batsmen?

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Indexed  February 5, 2010
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How well do England’s batsmen fight back after a bad test match?I defined a bad test match as one where the player scored a total of 30 runs or less (i.e. an average of 15 or less). I excluded tests when the player had only batted onc...(more)
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Ian Bell Holds Off South Africa . . . And A Ton Load Of Gremlins

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Indexed  February 5, 2010
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If someone else had played Ian Bell’s innings today it would have been superb. But from him, this was a superhero effort. On top of the pressure of the situation, he had the pressure of his reputation. He went out to bat knowing that ...(more)
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When The Going Gets Tough, England’s Bowlers Don’t Turn-up

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Indexed  February 4, 2010
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Much has been made of Ian Bell’s inability to make runs in times of crisis. But this afternoon raised some questions about how well England’s bowlers respond to pressure. Of course, you can’t expect bowlers to tear through...(more)
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And Now The Pressure Shifts

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Indexed  February 4, 2010
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Alistair Cook and Ian Bell both gave middle finger salutes to their critics in Durban. (Not literally, they are both far too polite.)So who are the new Cook and Bell?JP DuminyA year ago, Duminy’s heroics led South Africa to victory in...(more)
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What Is The Point Of Luke Wright?

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Indexed  February 3, 2010
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NB This is a selector-bashing rather than a Luke Wright-bashing piece.I don’t think England’s selectors actually have the confidence to give Luke Wright his test debut in South Africa. I’d agree with them; I think there ar...(more)
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The Man Of Whom We Expect Heroics

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Indexed  February 2, 2010
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It was strange that the TMS commentators didn’t give Collingwood much praise. It was strange that while England folded, I didn’t consider the possiblity that Collingwood would get out in those final overs. His heroics don’...(more)
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Tough Final Day Offers Chances For Redemption

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Indexed  February 2, 2010
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Alistair Cook had a poor Ashes and looked out of sorts in the first innings. Ian Bell’s dismissal in the first innings cemented himself as England’s most exasperating player. No-one wants to be told again what great technique he...(more)
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Third Test, Day Five: England Hold On...again

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Indexed  January 17, 2010
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It seems all of a sudden we have a remarkable knack of holding on for draws in tests which we have no right to save, at Cardiff in the Ashes and at Centurion in the first test of this series.Today’s remarkable result is very much down...(more)
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Mentions: England    South Africa    Ian Bell    Graeme Swann    The Ashes   

Taking Stock

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Indexed  January 17, 2010
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Right. NWG has calmed herself (a little bit, at least), and today the full weight of yesterday’s play has dawned on her.England are finally good at something.They can save Test matches.Graham Onion’s performance yesterday was un...(more)
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Mentions: England    South Africa    Graeme Smith    Ian Bell    Paul Collingwood   

Wow

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Indexed  January 17, 2010
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No words.Ian Bell - hero.Graham Onions - hero.Paul Collingwood - hero.Graeme Swann - hero.England you rule.What an end. ...(more)
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Third Test, Day Two: Dramatic Collapses From Both Sides

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Indexed  January 16, 2010
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England needed to get quick wickets this morning, Jacques Kallis in particular, and we did, taking the remaining 4 South African wickets in just 17 balls with only 12 runs being scored, making 291 runs in the innings.Kallis was the first ma...(more)
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Mentions: England    South Africa    Jacques Kallis    Mark Boucher    Dale Steyn   

‘that’ Last Three Overs

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Indexed  January 16, 2010
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When Ian Bell’s crucial rearguard went the way of Ricky Ponting’s at Old Trafford in ‘05 and Paul Collingwood’s at Cardiff in ‘09 by falling just short within touching distance of the finish line, the tension w...(more)
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Second Test, Day Five: That Was Quick!

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Indexed  January 16, 2010
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England 574 for 9 dec (Bell 140, Cook 118) beat South Africa 343 (Kallis 75, Smith 75) and 133 (Swann 5-54) by an innings and 98 runsTeam of the day: EnglandPlayer of the day: Graeme Swann   It was more a case of when than if England ...(more)
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Mentions: England    South Africa    Jacques Kallis    Makhaya Ntini    Alastair Cook   
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