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Andrew Flintoff Interview: England's world-class all-rounder tells of how playing in the 2009 Ashes series was his sole motivation when returning from knee surgery
England’s influential Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff has played 75 Test matches and despite enduring a series of career threatening injuries, including four ankle operations and knee surgery in May, he is back in the team again. He is hoping to return to the form that saw him voted man of the series when England won the Ashes in 2005. Australia are his next opponents at Cardiff on July 8 when the latest battle for the Ashes commences once more.
Jun 30, 2009, 22:37

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Shakib Al Hasan Exclusive Interview: The world's No. 1 all-rounder in one-day cricket talks about his career and how he did not start playing until he was 15.
Shakib Al Hasan is regarded by Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons as “our best batsman, best bowler and best fielder” as well as being a “super athlete”. Shakib spoke to Bigstarcricket, which hosts his official website.
Jun 7, 2009, 16:20

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Ramiz Raja Exclusive Interview: Pakistan's No.1 cricket pundit feels the ICC was not as compassionate about Pakistan's situation as it could have been
I've lived in Lahore all my life and what happened to Sri Lanka was shocking, we weren’t expecting it. But we need support in our hour of need not people turning away from us
Mar 5, 2009, 15:08

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Shakib Al Hasan: The new star of world cricket and the first Bangladesh player to top the ICC world rankings, explains how he has developed from a hopeful youngster into a world star.
Bangladesh's man of the moment Shakib Al Hasan, who this week topped the ICC's all-rounder world rankings after some inspired performances against New Zealand, Sri Lanka and India, discusses his journey from the obscurity of a sleepy town to the highest level of international cricket.
Jan 25, 2009, 19:40

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Matthew Maynard Exclusive Interview: The ex-England player and coach explains why Matt Prior should be given the keeping gloves for England long-term and how he can emulate Alec Stewart and Adam Gilchrist.
Former England and Glamorgan batsman Matthew Maynard was assistant coach of England during the Duncan Fletcher regime and he is now back at Glamorgan as Director of Cricket. He spoke to Bigstarcricket about England's plans beyond the current Stanford series and about his own position.
Oct 23, 2008, 12:11

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