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Quote of the day: 6/03/2010

“Bangladesh won the toss, something regular captain Andrew Strauss would have never let happen” – reveal all his secrets he will not, young Jedi.

Quote of the day: 5/03/2010

“England defeated Bangladesh by 45 runs in the third and final One-Day International to sweep the three-match series 3-0. Chasing 285 runs to win, Bangladesh managed 239-9 in 50 overs” – what a good way to start the weekend.

Don’t mention KP

With the kind permission of our readers, we’d like to take a bit of a liberty and mention Kevin Pietersen.

Quote of the day: 1/03/2010

“Collingwood entered the fray with a grim countenance, and proceeded to turn an increasingly enthralling contest into a comfortable chase” – Cow Corner licks its pen for another coruscating match report after Paul Collingwood England beat Bangladesh in the first ODI.

Quote of the day: 27/02/2010

“Being without Jimmy and a bowling coach definitely gives you that extra responsibility” – Broad steps up to the plate in Bangladesh. Er, no, wait a minute, that’s baseball, isn’t it…

Quote of the day: 9/02/2010

“It’s a lack of respect for Test cricket. It’s disappointing that the captain of England decides to have a rest from a Test series, I can’t comprehend that… I hope they are not taking Bangladesh too easy because they can be quite strong” – watch out folks, here’s Shane Warne back at his post, fighting the Ashes air war on Ricky Ponting’s behalf. Stand by your beds!

Quote of the day: 30/01/2010

“I know there are significant pressures, both professional and personal, in being England cricket captain, but it is a short career at the top of the game and, at 33 in early March, Strauss should be making the most of his time in charge” – John Emburey thinks the skipper should have gone to Bangladesh.

Bangladesh squad: Cook named as captain

The ECB has named its Test and one-day squads for the Bangladesh tour this spring. As expected, Andrew Strauss is due to be rested, while Alastair Cook takes over the captaincy of both.

Quote of the day: 9/11/2009

“There’s a lot of hard work ahead of me to get back on the cricket field and when that’s going to be I can’t say at this stage. I did say I’d like to go to Bangladesh in the one-day squad but whether that’s unrealistic I’m not sure” – Andrew Flintoff after 10 weeks on crutches as part of the recovery programme for his injured knee.

Quote of the day: 27/10/2009

“It’s not like I won’t be able to sleep at night if it doesn’t happen” – Alistair Cook is relaxed about the prospect of standing in for Andrew Strauss in Bangladesh.

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