England name ODI and T20 squad

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Indexed  December 12, 2010

England’s 17-man one-day international and Twenty20 squad to face Australia is an obvious template for their World Cup plans. But national selector Geoff Miller insists there is no closed shop for England’s trip to the sub-continent in February. Kevin Pietersen was …   See the complete post here

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