Andrew Strauss
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The director of England cricket has urged England supporters make their own assessment of the situation in Bangladesh
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Andrew Strauss, the director of England cricket, has confirmed that this summer’s fixtures against Sri Lanka and Pakistan will be played as two multiformat ‘Super Series’ in a move he hopes will modernise international cricket
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Appointing Trevor Bayliss as coach and allowing Eoin Morgan to mould his team has turned England from laughing-stock to World T20 finalists against West Indies
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Trevor Bayliss will speak to Andrew Strauss, director of England cricket, about offering Mahela Jayawardene spells in the senior side’s coaching set-up after a short-term stint as batting consultant
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Kevin Pietersen has accepted his former team-mate and England’s current director of cricket, Andrew Strauss, was right to overlook him for this year’s Ashes series
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Former South Africa captain has softened his stance on Andrew Strauss’s appointment but has warned that upcoming tour of South Africa will provide a stern test
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Andrew Strauss insists the England team have finally moved on from the Kevin Pietersen saga and made it clear there is no way back for the batsman
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Andrew Strauss is backing an ECB plan to reduce the number of four-day matches in a move to improve one-day skills before home World Cup
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The England director of cricket Andrew Strauss has denied that he sent an email to the counties hosting this summer’s Ashes Tests specifying what type of pitches to prepare
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Given Trevor Bayliss’s lack of knowledge of the county circuit, Andrew Strauss has the power and the insight to bring in new blood against Australia
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England’s director of cricket, Andrew Strauss, praised the assistant coach, Paul Farbrace, for his leadership in the New Zealand series and hopes he will become the head coach one day
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Andrew Strauss has backed Alastair Cook as the right man to lead England in the Ashes Tests and to adapt his captaincy to the style of cricket played in the ODIs against New Zealand
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With the 10th anniversary of England’s first Twenty20 match approaching, we run through the XI and see what they’re up to now
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The former T20 World Cup winner is happy with England’s new direction but batsman wants to play another season with Durham
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Andrew Strauss was rebuffed in early negotiations with Trevor Bayliss but got his man thanks to a combination of a lucrative offer and working with Paul Farbrace
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The 52-year-old Australian was chosen in preference to Yorkshire’s Jason Gillespie for the role of England coach
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The Australian Trevor Bayliss becomes head coach at a time when England appear to be searching for a new manner of playing and his pedigree looks ideal for the task
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Jason Gillespie said he fully supported the appointment of Trevor Bayliss as England’s head coach
Topics
- Cricket
- England cricket team
- ECB
- Kevin Pietersen
- Trevor Bayliss
- Australia sport
- The Ashes
- Alastair Cook
- Ashes 2015
- Ben Stokes
- New Zealand cricket team
- Australia cricket team
- Yorkshire
- Pakistan cricket team
- Bangladesh Cricket Team
- Twenty20
- England v New Zealand 2015
- Paul Collingwood
- South Africa cricket team
- Brendon McCullum
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