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Flintoff rejects new England contract

All-rounder Andrew Flintoff has rejected a new contract from the England and Wales Cricket Board, but insists that he still has an international future.

Ashes hero Flintoff undergoes knee operation

Double Ashes-winning hero Andrew Flintoff will be on crutches for at least six weeks after undergoing knee surgery -- the England and Wales Cricket Board said on Tuesday.

Batsman Pietersen suffers injury setback

England batsman Kevin Pietersen has suffered a major setback in his recovery from the Achilles surgery which ruled him out of the Ashes series against Australia.

England to stage Pakistan v Australia Tests

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have announced that they have reached an agreement with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to stage two Test Matches and two Twenty20 internationals between Pakistan and Australia in England next July.

Flintoff set for Ashes after knee surgery

England expect all-rounder Andrew Flintoff to be available for the ICC World Twenty20 tournament and the Ashes after successful knee surgery.

England cricket board severs Stanford links

The England and Wales Cricket Board have confirmed they have terminated all contractual links with Sir Allen Stanford -- the Texan billionaire charged with an alleged nine billion dollars fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Sport counts the cost after Stanford charged

English cricket chiefs have broken off negotiations with Allen Stanford after the Texan tycoon was charged by U.S. regulators over an alleged multibillion dollar fraud.

Cricket banker charged in 'global fraud'

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged businessman Robert Allen Stanford with orchestrating an $8 billion fraudulent investment program.

Strauss to have total command in West Indies

Andrew Strauss has been appointed as captain for all forms of the game for England's tour of the West Indies later this month.

Pietersen quits as England cricket captain

Kevin Pietersen has resigned as England's Test and one-day cricket captain, with Andrew Strauss taking over for the forthcoming tour of the West Indies.

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