Andrew Strauss News
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India dominated England on the second day of the first cricket Test in Ahmedabad, reducing the visitors to 41-3 after Cheteshwar Pujara’s double century allowed the hosts to declare on 521-8
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Andrew Strauss quit cricket after a 3 1/2-year stint as England Test captain in which the team attained the No. 1 ranking and beat archrival Australia home and away in Ashes series. He’s replaced by Alastair Cook.
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Kevin Pietersen, who was dropped by England’s cricket team for sending “provocative” text messages to opposition players, has been added to the squad for the forthcoming tour of India.
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Andrew Strauss, who led England to two Ashes victories and the top ranking in Test cricket, will retire from the national team and Middlesex after a 14-year career.
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Andrew Strauss is set to resign as England’s Test cricket captain today after 3 1/2 years in the job, the Daily Telegraph reported, without saying where it got the information.
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Kevin Pietersen, who was dropped by England’s cricket team because of his criticism of teammates, will be considered for the squad again after apologizing, the England and Wales Cricket Board said today.
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England recovered to reach 267-3 at stumps on the opening day of the first cricket Test against South Africa after losing captain Andrew Strauss on the fourth ball of the match. Alastair Cook got his 20th Test century.
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England recovered to reach 158-1 at tea on the opening day of the first cricket Test against South Africa after losing captain Andrew Strauss in the first over.
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Having usurped England as Test cricket’s top-ranked team, South Africa must improve if it’s to stay No. 1, captain Graeme Smith said.
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Captain Andrew Strauss’s first century in 18 months helped England take a 16-run lead at the end of the second day of the opening cricket Test against West Indies.
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