Australia and Pakistan in England
2010
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Bangladesh's Shaful Islam (C) celebrates taking the wicket of England's Jonathan Trott and winning t
Paul Collingwood © AFP
Bopara has been in good form for the England Lions © AFP
Sangakkara said global viewership of the sport had dwindled over the past year © AFP
Bangladesh won the second one-day international by five runs in Bristol on Saturday © AFP
Bangladesh's Imrul Kayes hits out during the second one-day international series match against Engla
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons hopes his players have realised
Andrew Strauss insisted he felt no shame at being the first England captain to lose to Bangladesh...
England's Andrew Strauss (centre) gives intruction to James Anderson (left) and Paul Collingwood...
Katherine Brunt took three wickets and hit the winning runs as England beat New Zealand by one wicke
Bangladesh's Shaful Islam (C) celebrates taking the wicket of England's Jonathan Trott and winning the game with his teammates during their second One Day International series cricket match at The County Ground in Bristol on July 10. Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons said winning their one-day international series against England would be a "dream", but was anything but an impossible mission. © AFP
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  • Pakistan cricket coach Waqar Younis, seen here in April 2010, believes his young side are about to undergo a valuable accelerated learning course with their upcoming packed Test programme. © AFP
  • Jul 09, 2010 07:10 PM GMT
    Australia and England series excite Waqar
    Pakistan coach Waqar Younis believes his young side are about to undergo a valuable accelerated learning course with their upcoming packed Test programme.
  • Australia wicketkeeper Tim Paine, pictured in action in June 2010, will have plenty of familiar faces cheering him on when he makes his Test debut against Pakistan at Lord's on Tuesday. The 25-year-old Tasmanian is set to make his bow in the five-day format after Australia first choice wicketkeeper Brad Haddin was ruled out with an elbow tendon problem. © AFP
  • Jul 09, 2010 07:15 PM GMT
    Paine wants Test debut to be family affair
    Australia wicketkeeper Tim Paine will have plenty of familiar faces cheering him on when he makes his Test debut against Pakistan at Lord's on Tuesday.
  • Pakistan coach Waqar Younis backed Mohammad Asif, seen here in June 2010, to come good in his side's upcoming six Tests despite the pace bowler's unpromising start to the tour of England. © AFP
  • Jul 08, 2010 07:30 PM GMT
    Waqar puts his faith in Asif
    Pakistan coach Waqar Younis backed Mohammad Asif to come good in his side's upcoming six Tests despite the pace bowler's unpromising start to the tour of England.

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