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Ian Botham

Botham backs England to win the series 4-0

The arrival of Virender Sehwag might have triggered hopes of an Indian revival but former England captain Ian Botham says given that the dashing opener is short of match practice, even he can't stop the hosts from clinching the ongoing series 4-0.

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James Anderson rues missed opportunity; livid with Graeme Swann

Anderson missed a golden opportunity to score a century in each innings against India

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British media praises Dhoni’s recall decision

A generous but illogical gesture -- this is how the English media and former players described Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's decision to call back Ian Bell after he was controversially run out in the ongoing second Test.

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Why Stuart Broad’s heroics in the India-England series won’t count for much

it’s a performance around which he can build his legend.

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England will displace India as Tests No.1: Botham

Legendary allrounder Ian Botham considers the current English team as "cricket kings of the world" and says he can foresee England displacing India from the number one spot during the four-Test series and ushering in a new era of dominance.

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Chris Broad to replace Botham as PCA chief

ICC match referee and England pace spearhead Stuart Broad's father Chris will replace legendary allrounder Ian Botham as president of the Professional Cricketers' Association next month.

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Botham thinks England have an edge over India

Legendary all-rounder Ian Botham feels despite India being the world's number one Test side, England would go on to win the ongoing series as they have more young and vibrant players in their ranks as compared to the visitors.

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ECB, BCCI to honour ex-cricketers

The Cricket Boards of India and England will celebrate the 100th Test between the two countries, starting on Thursday with the BCCI and ECB chiefs honouring former captains and players.

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English greats ignored in ICC’s greatest Test team

In the week when England host India at Lord's in the 2,000th Test match, there was no room for any English players in an ICC poll to decide cricket fans' greatest Test team of all time.

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