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Everyone is replaceable, IRB tells NZ

Article Julian Guyer - 4 Oct 2011

The International Rugby Board responded to a possible New Zealand withdrawal from the next World Cup by saying "everyone is replaceable".

England survive Argentina scare

Article Julian Guyer - 10 Sep 2011

Ben Youngs spared England's blushes as they came from six points behind to beat Argentina 13-9 in their opening Rugby World Cup Pool B match.

No family or booze bans for England World Cup squad

Article Julian Guyer - 30 Aug 2011

England manager Martin Johnson says he has no need to restrict players' access to their families or instigate an alcohol ban during the World Cup.

England enjoy World Cup boost as Ireland lose out

Article Julian Guyer - 27 Aug 2011

England ensured they set off for the World Cup on a winning note with a 20-9 victory over Ireland in their final warm-up match at Lansdowne Road.

England hold off Wales as both sides suffer

Article Julian Guyer - 6 Aug 2011

England held off a spirited Wales 23-19 at Twickenham here on Saturday to win their opening World Cup warm-up match.

India’s schedule yields poor performance

Article Julian Guyer - 2 Aug 2011

India's crushing 319-run second Test defeat by England has again raised questions about players' workloads.

Anderson powers England victory over India

Article Julian Guyer - 25 Jul 2011

James Anderson took five wickets as England thrashed India by 196 runs at Lord's to win the first Test in a four-match series.

Collingwood given the chop from England squads

Article Julian Guyer - 21 Jun 2011

Paul Collingwood has been dropped from both the England Twenty20 and one-day squads announced for the upcoming fixtures against Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka struggles without Murali magic

Article Julian Guyer - 21 Jun 2011

Sri Lanka star Kumar Sangakkara has called on his side to find "new ways of winning Tests" after a 1-0 series loss to England.

Dilshan’s injury casts shadow over Sri Lanka

Article Julian Guyer - 8 Jun 2011

Soon after Tillakaratne Dilshan been named man of the match in the drawn second Test against England he was doubting his prospects of playing in th

Give us Afridi, urges Hampshire Cricket

Article Julian Guyer - 2 Jun 2011

Hamsphire Cricket urged the Pakistan Cricket Board to reverse its ban on Shahid Afridi playing abroad as they began to defend their Twenty20 title.

Rooney seals record-breaking United title triumph

Article Julian Guyer - 14 May 2011

Wayne Rooney scored the goal that gave Manchester United a record 19th English title in a 1-1 draw away to Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park on Saturday.

India stifle Pakistan to reach World Cup final

Article Julian Guyer - 30 Mar 2011

Disciplined bowling by India saw them beat Pakistan by 29 runs on Wednesday to set-up a World Cup final against Sri Lanka in Mumbai on Saturday.

Security stepped up as India-Pakistan clash nears

Article Julian Guyer - 28 Mar 2011

Security was ramped up at the Punjab Cricket Association stadium on Sunday ahead of India's high-profile World Cup semifinal against Pakistan

India set for Aussie fast-bowling onslaught

Article Julian Guyer - 23 Mar 2011

India go into their World Cup quarterfinal against champions Australia on Thursday ready to face some fiery fast bowling.

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