England dressing room may soon have more South African accents than English! < ');" class="size11 blue"> RateThe England cricket team, which already has a long list of foreign players, has drafted yet another South African into their performance squad, raising criticism that there will soon be more South African accents in the dressing room than English.Four of England's Test squad - Jonathan Trott,...
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London, Nov 5: The England cricket team, which already has a long list of foreign players, has drafted yet another South African into their performance squad, raising criticism that there will soon be more South African accents in the dressing room than English.Four of England's Test squad - Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior and Andrew Strauss - were born in South Africa, while another, Surrey...
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England cricket team, which already has a long list of foreign players, has drafted yet another South African into their performance squad, raising criticism that there will soon be more South African accents in the dressing room than English.Four of England's Test squad--Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior and Andrew Strauss--were born in South Africa, while another, Surrey bowler Jade Dernbach,...
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The England cricket team, which already has a long list of foreign players, has drafted yet another South African into their performance squad, raising criticism that there will soon be more South African accents in the dressing room than English.Four of England's Test squad - Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior and Andrew Strauss - were born in South Africa, while another, Surrey bowler Jade...
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England cricket team, which already has a long list of foreign players, has drafted yet another South African into their performance squad, raising criticism that there will soon be more South African accents in the dressing room than English.Four of England's Test squad - Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior and Andrew Strauss - were born in South Africa, while another, Surrey bowler Jade Dernbach,...
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka,the last two winners of the World Player of the Year award, have been includedin a FIFA shortlist for this year's accolade.The 23-man shortlistwas drawn up by FIFA's Football Committee and will be voted on by the captainsand head coaches of the world's national teams with the winner to be announcedon December 21.FIFA shortlist: Michael Ballack (Germany), GianluigiBuffon (Italy),...
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Liverpool right back Glenn Johnson has pulled out of England's squad for this weekend's friendly against Brazil in Doha, the FA said on Tuesday."Glen Johnson will not travel with England to face Brazil and has returned to Liverpool this evening," a statement on the FA's website ("Johnson was assessed by the England medical staff and has returned to his club for further treatment."England, who will...
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England’s tour of South Africa is going to be ‘huge’ believes South Africa coach Mickey Arthur and he has vowed that his charges won’t be caught cold as they were in the recent Champions Trophy.Hosts, South Africa, failed to reach the knockout stage of the Champions Trophy, with a defeat against England putting an end to their chances.“We were rusty going into that tournament,” said Arthur. “Any series...
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Ganson is England's preferred ? and Australia's least favourite ? candidate for the Four Nations finalThe controversial choice of referee for this weekend's Four Nations final is hanging on the vote of the New Zealand jury. Australia are desperate not to be refereed by the English candidate, Steve Ganson, to the extent that they have put the Frenchman, Thierry Alibert, as their second choice after...
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Off-spinner Graeme Swann returns next week to South Africa for England, a decade on from his first trip when a series of disciplinary lapses nearly wrecked his cricketing career.That tour was also the first for Duncan Fletcher as England coach and the strict disciplinarian never picked him again.It took a change of management, and a maturing of player and person for Swann to earn another crack and...
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