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James Tredwell
Sun, September 02 2012
Tredwell, Bopara help England restrict South Africa to 220/8 in fourth ODI
James Tredwell atoned for dropping two catches with three wickets as England restricted South Africa to 220 for eight in the fourth one-day international at Lord's on Sunday.
Sat, September 01 2012
Alastair Cook praises England bowlers after win over South Africa
By CricketCountry Staff
Alastair Cook praised England bowlers after his side registered their first win over dominant South Africa, in their third One-Day International at the Kennington Oval on Friday.
Fri, August 31 2012
James Anderson, Jade Dernbach keep South Africa to 211 in third ODI
By CricketCountry Staff
England produced an inspired bowling performance to restrict South Africa to a modest total of 211 all-out from 46.4 overs in their third One-Day International match at the Kennington Oval on Friday.
Thu, August 30 2012
England rest Graeme Swann for remainder of ODIs against South Africa
England spinner Graeme Swann has been rested from the final three One-Day Internationals against South Africa, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced Wednesday.
Fri, June 22 2012
England-West Indies third ODI abandoned due to rain
By CricketCountry Staff
The third and the final ODI match between England and West Indies was called off with a ball being bowled after persistent rain lashed Headingley on Friday.
Wed, June 20 2012
England to rest frontline bowlers for final ODI against West Indies
England will rest three frontline bowlers for the third and final One-Day International (ODI) against the West Indies at Headingley on Friday.
Fri, March 18 2011
Tredwell ‘glad’ to have passed pressure test
By Julian Guyer
James Tredwell labelled the circumstances of his World Cup debut as "the toughest you can get" as he helped England stay alive in the tournament. The 29-year-old off-spinner was summoned from the sidelines and responded in style with a superb return of four for 48 as England defeated the West Indies by 18 runs in a must-win Group B clash.