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Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label England. Show all posts

Monday, 24 October 2011

Twenty20 rankings launched with England on top



England celebrate their World Twenty20 title after beating Australia by seven wickets, England v Australia, ICC World Twenty20 final, Barbados, May 16, 2010England, the reigning World Twenty20 champions, have topped the ICC's inaugural rankings for the shortest format of the game. England batsman Eoin Morgan tops the batting ratings, Sri Lankan spinnerAjantha Mendis is the top bowler and Australia's Shane Watson the No. 1 allrounder.

Sunday, 23 October 2011

India v England, 4th ODI, Mumbai live Streaming

Parthiv Patel helped to put on an opening stand of 79 in India's chase

Alastair Cook opted to bat after winning his third straight toss of the ODI series. England, having already lost the series 0-3, handed a debut to seamer Stuart Meaker in place of the struggling Jade Dernbach and also brought in the legspinner Scott Borthwick for Graeme Swann. There was still no place for Ian Bell though.

Monday, 17 October 2011

India v England, 2nd ODI, Delhi

Virat Kohli acknowledges applause for his fifty, India v England, 2nd ODI, Delhi, October 17 2011A series of double-strikes at vital junctures in England's innings helped India limit the visitors to a below-par total in good batting conditions at the Feroz Shah Kotla, leaving their batsmen with a modest chase to secure a 2-0 lead in the five-ODI series. India's bowlers struck first at the beginning of the innings, next at the halfway stage and then at the start of the slog, forcing England to revert to a watchful approach when they had been well placed to surge.

India v England, 2nd ODI, Delhi Live Streaming

Alastair Cook fell in the first over of England's innings

England's captain Alastair Cook chose to bat on a pitch he thought would get lower as the match progressed at the Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi. MS Dhoni, however, said he was going to bowl had he won the toss because of the dew that could hinder bowling under lights.
Both teams fielded unchanged XIs from the first ODI, which India won by 126 runs in Hyderabad.

India v England, 2nd ODI, Delhi

The balance of England's top order continues to cause issues for Alastair Cook, Delhi, October 16, 2011The first one-day international was a rude awakening for a young England team and already the talk has begun of 'here we go again' when it comes to their one-day record in India. The warning signs are certainly there - three years ago India won the first ODI in Rajkot by 158 runs to begin their march to a 5-0 scoreline before the series was curtailed - and it will be a major test of the Alastair Cook-Andy Flower combination to respond to the opening result. A five-match series gives the visitors time to fight back, but that recovery has to start in Delhi otherwise there will be too much daylight between the teams.

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