After two tense days England edged ahead on the third day of their hard fought tussle against Sri Lanka after three wickets apiece to Jacob Ball and Paul Best restricted Sri Lanka to 171 for 7 at Scarborough
Eoin Morgan's impact on the first day at Trent Bridge was so emphatic, at times you wondered what all the pre-match fuss had been about
Under bright skies in Nottingham and on a dry, low pitch, today was not a day for the fast bowlers to run rampant. Instead with plenty of turn on offer it was a day begging for the spinners to take control
After the high of Headingley, Pakistan's new-found confidence took something of a battering on the first day at Trent Bridge, as a combination of missed chances, squandered reviews and a double-hundred partnership between Eoin Morgan and Paul Collingwood
Trinidad has turned out to be a nightmare for the organisers with yet another match - the second - to be abandoned without a ball being bowled
| Malinga Withdrawn from Lions Squad |
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| Friday, 29 January 2010 | |
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The bizhub Highveld Lions CEO, Alan Kourie, today announced that Lasith Malinga has unfortunately been withdrawn as their overseas pro for the forthcoming Standard Bank Pro20 series campaign by the Sri Lankan Cricket Board due to injury and conditioning concerns.
Furthermore, the bizhub Highveld Lions will not look to replace him in the squad, and will campaign with their local players. The bizhub Highveld Lions coach, Dave Nosworthy said : “This is a very disappointing situation, as Malinga would have been a great asset in the team and we would have had a “death bowling” specialist to be feared. At this stage we also sit with three of our front line bowlers on the injury list in Andre Nel, Craig Alexander and Friedel de Wet – which makes things even tougher. However, all these things mean is that someone else gets the opportunity to step up to the plate which excites me!”
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