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Fixing is not just problem for Pakistan – or cricket

ANOTHER chapter in Pakistan’s relationship with cricket’s dark arts was written in the High Court yesterday when a jury found Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif guilty of spot-fixing.Read

Graham Onions to the rescue for England

GRAHAM Onions has swapped the television studio for the middle to pass another milestone in his comeback from career-threatening injury.Read

Quartet get their England reward

ENGLAND have rewarded Tim Bresnan, Chris Tremlett and Eoin Morgan with their first central contracts.Read

Rain's a pain but Durham shine on

THE official verdict was ‘no result’, but for Durham at least this was another small victory.Read

Durham star Ben Stokes brings the 'X-Factor'

DURHAM star Ben Stokes has been backed to provide the ‘X-Factor’ for England’s one day side – as skipper Alastair Cook hints at handing a home debut to the explosive all-rounder.Read

England backed to bounce back against the Boks

JONATHAN Trott has identified each of England’s remaining World Cup Group B matches as winnable – starting with unbeaten table-toppers South Africa.Read

The Ashes 2010/11: England seal historic Ashes win

ENGLAND have completed their first Ashes win Down Under in 24 years after taking the last three Australia wickets on the final morning of the fifth Test at the SCG.Read

The Ashes 2010/11: England on the cusp of series win

ENGLAND were on the cusp of securing their first outright Ashes series win in Australia in 24 years after manoeuvring the hosts into a hopeless position on day four of the final Test.Read

The Ashes 2010/11: Cook and Bell put England on course

HUNDREDS from Alastair Cook and Ian Bell put England on course to win the Ashes outright in Australia for the first time in 24 years.Read

The Ashes 2010/11: England have the edge after Day Two

England finished day two of the fifth Test in a strong position despite the late wicket of Kevin Pietersen.Read

The Ashes 2010/2011: England on top

ENGLAND eked out four Australia wickets between breaks for rain and bad light on day one of the fifth Test at the SCG.Read

The Ashes 2010: Australia race to win

ENGLAND failed to bat out the opening hour of the fourth day of the third Test at the WACA Ground as Australia claimed the five wickets they needed to level the series at 1-1.Read

The Ashes 2010: England on verge of defeat

ENGLAND were up against it to stay ahead in the Ashes, after Michael Hussey’s hundred helped the hosts secure a 390-run lead and then Australia’s bowlers ripped through England’s top order.Read

The Ashes 2010: Johnson 6-wicket haul puts Australia on top

MITCHELL Johnson’s devastating spell of four wickets for seven runs did the principal damage as England were bowled out for only 187 at the WACA.Read

The Ashes 2010: England take early control in 3rd Test

ENGLAND openers Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook survived a testing period just before the close to leave England in control after day one of the third Ashes Test at the WACA in Perth.Read

The Ashes 2010: Adelaide win reaffirms Swann's belief

GRAEME Swann is confident England can win the Ashes in Australia for the first time in 24 years after their ``perfect“ victory in the second Test at Adelaide.Read

The Ashes 2010: England ease to victory in Adelaide

ENGLAND claimed victory in the second Ashes Test after ripping through the Australian order on the final morning at the Adelaide Oval.Read

The Ashes 2010: Anderson is England's chief destroyer

JAMES Anderson is no longer the one-dimensional swing bowler Australia might have thought they had seen off for good four years ago.Read

The Ashes 2010: Strauss remaining cautious

ENGLAND remain wary of their Ashes opponents in tomorrow’s second Test, even though Australia appear to have blinked first by dropping Mitchell Johnson.Read

The Ashes 2010: Trott keen for first innings form

ENGLAND shut out Australia’s bowlers for more than 10 hours in Brisbane, but are under orders to close the door much earlier in Adelaide.Read