Alastair Cook
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Alastair Cook has been suspended from England’s fourth ODI against Sir Lanka after England were found guilty of a slow over-rate
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England powered past Sri Lanka thanks to the efforts of Jos Buttler and Joe Root and are now 2-1 down in the seven-match series
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Mike Selvey: Alastair Cook’s failings in limited-over cricket are taking away what made him such a fine Test player for England
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Sportblog Alastair Cook debate rumbles on as England arrive in Sri Lanka jungle
Vic Marks in HambantotaVic Marks: Captain will be looking for a win in Hambantota in third ODI to silence former players calling for him to stand down
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Ravi Bopara offered support to Alastair Cook after England’s latest defeat in Sri Lanka and insisted the captain is ‘in a good place’
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Ian Botham has joined Kevin Pietersen and Michael Vaughan in calling for Alastair Cook to step down as England one-day captain before the World Cup
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The England captain insisted the death of Phillip Hughes would not change his approach to batting as his side prepared to face Sri Lanka
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England lost the first game in their seven-match series against Sri Lanka but they discovered a one-day opener in the process
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Vic Marks: Alastair Cook’s side hope for big improvement in ODI form but have been shocked by injury to Phil Hughes
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England captain Alastair Cook says his team is in shock after Australian batsman Philip Hughes was severely injured during a match in Sydney
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Moeen Ali added an explosive 21-ball 50 to his three wickets as England began their World Cup winter with a resounding 56-run Duckworth-Lewis victory over Sri Lanka A
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As England prepare to leave for a five-week tour of Sri Lanka, captain Cook is confident of improving his form in the one-day game
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The former England captain Graham Gooch has hit back at Kevin Pietersen’s claims of a bullying culture in the dressing room – and called on both Alastair Cook and Peter Moores to do the same
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The England captain Alastair Cook believes allegations made in Kevin Pietersen’s memoir have cast a blight on the side that won the Ashes three times
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Andrew Strauss broke his silence over the various accusations in Kevin Pietersen’s autobiography to launch a predictably stout defence of Andy Flower
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Owen Gibson: The allegations from the player’s autobiography have overshadowed the appointment of the new chief executive, Tom Harrison, who has much work to do on and off the pitch
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The former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has criticised England bowlers for their reactions to dropped catches and believes Alastair Cook should have taken action
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All the reaction as it happened as Kevin Pietersen accuses the England cricket team of fostering a ‘bullying culture’ in the dressing room
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Kevin Pietersen believes Alastair Cook’s failure to back him after last winter’s Ashes tour “called into question his qualifications to be captain
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Kevin Pietersen has alleged that England’s cricket team suffered from a ‘horrendous’ bullying culture and has accused the coach Andy Flower of ‘ruling by fear’ during the most recent Ashes tour
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Andy Wilson: Sacked batsman is ready to reveal all, and neither former team-mates nor management are expected to escape his wrath
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Vic Marks: Tension surrounded Alastair Cook’s position as England captain throughout the summer but emergence of young talent made the KP debate futile
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Alastair Cook has retained the captaincy of the England one-day squad selected for the seven-match ODI series against Sri Lanka
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Mark Ramprakash is still happiest at the crease, he tells Donald McRae, but the former Test batsman is looking forward to a new career as a coach
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Mike Selvey: The England captain has answered his critics convincingly but significant questions remain before the World Cup
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Peter Moores made it clear he will be batting for Alastair Cook in the selection meetings over England’s team for the ODI tour of Sri Lanka
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Andy Wilson: Some of England’s World Cup hopefuls will be in the last chance one-day saloon at Headingley on Friday
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India’s 3-0 lead in the one-day series has not dented England’s support for their captain, Alastair Cook, according to the all-rounder Moeen Ali
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Ian Bell has been ruled out of the fifth and final Royal London Series match against India at Headingley because of a broken toe
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The under-pressure England captain said: ‘We have six months of one-day cricket to put it right,’ after the loss of the ODI series against India
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Emma John: Graeme Swann’s criticism of Alastair Cook was not received well by the captain but the former spinner has also defended his friend and is proving an astute commentator
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Vic Marks: Alastair Cook and co played horribly with bat and ball in Cardiff but Chris Jordan or Ben Stokes may be the ones omitted at Trent Bridge
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After defeat to India in Cardiff, Alastair Cook reacted unsmilingly to the suggestion from Graeme Swann that the England captain should not be in the one-day team
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The England captain admits that he’ll never silence the critics but is proud of overcoming ‘the darkest times’
Topics
- Cricket
- England cricket team
- Sri Lanka cricket team
- England in Sri Lanka 2014-15
- Kevin Pietersen
- India in England 2014
- India cricket team
- Graeme Swann
- Peter Moores
- ECB
- Matt Prior
- Andy Flower
- Michael Vaughan
- Phillip Hughes
- Andrew Strauss
- Australia cricket team
- Australia sport
- Joe Root
- Jimmy Anderson
- Middlesex
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