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England reached 56-1 at lunch of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London.
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Graeme Swann and Tim Bresnan were named to the England cricket squad for the first Test against New Zealand after both recovered from elbow surgery.
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Matt Prior scored an unbeaten century as England held on to draw the final cricket Test and avoid a first series defeat in New Zealand for almost 30 years.
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Alastair Cook and Ian Bell struck centuries as England built a 208-run lead over Australia on day three to take control of the deciding fifth Ashes cricket Test in Sydney.
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New Zealand needs three wickets in the final session to secure its first Test cricket series win against England in 14 years after reducing the touring team to 237-7 in Auckland.
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England took control of the second cricket Test as Ian Bell hit 159 after being handed a sporting reprieve by India to lift the his team to 441-6 in its second innings on day three.
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Issuers of asset-backed securities hired Ian Bell, the former head of European structured finance at Standard & Poor’s, to lead the push for minimum standards in European securitizations.
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England batsman Ian Bell has been ruled out of the forthcoming four-Test series against Pakistan with a foot injury, the England and Wales Cricket Board said in an e-mailed release.
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New Zealand leads England by 393 runs after day two of their cricket series decider in Auckland.
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Ian Bell’s unbeaten century gave England the chance of victory in the third cricket Test against Sri Lanka, which trails by 81 runs heading into the final day.
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