Harmison issues Yorkshire apology
BBC News (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009
Durham's Steve Harmison apologises to Yorkshire for his comments about their treatment of his former England team-mate Matthew Hoggard.
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Jonathan Trott playing for England frustrates me, says South Africa coach Mickey Arthur
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
• Arthur sad to miss out on South African-born batsman • 'He wouldn't be in our top six but he'd be thereabouts' The South Africa coach Mickey Arthur is frustrated by the sight of Jonathan Trott playing for England. The 28-year-old played youth cricket for the Proteas having been born and raised in the country but has represented Warwickshire since 2002 courtesy of a British passport he...
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AB fluffs his lines
The Corridor (a cricket blog) (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Despite all the evidence to the contrary (no yearly Test bowling average below 34 since 2004, an overall away Test bowling average in excess of 36, a Test average in South Africa of 73.22), high quality opposition players are usually the most vocal supporters of Steve Harmison at times when his selection is called into [...]
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Harmison extends Durham stint to 2013
Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 10/27/2009
England fast bowler Steve Harmison has signed a four-year deal with Durham, which will keep him at Chester-le-Street till 2013
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Harmison would have been crucial - Arthur
Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 10/24/2009
South Africa coach Mickey Arthur believes England may rue their decision to keep fast bowler Steve Harmison out of the touring party to South Africa this winter
- Arthur - England look Harm-less - Skysports.com
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Harmison gives backing to Hoggard
BBC News (Free subscription) | 10/23/2009
Steve Harmison says his former England colleague Matthew Hoggard was treated disgracefully by Yorkshire after he was released by the club.
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Harmy’s dart career
The Corridor (a cricket blog) (Free subscription) | 10/18/2009
The greatest talking point when the England touring party was named was the omission of Steve Harmison. While he has not always been the cheeriest tourist, I shall miss watching him play darts. I remember an evening on Australia when, with consecutive throws, he hit the light shade, bent the wire on the treble 19 and [...]
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Harmison surprised by England axe
BBC News (Free subscription) | 10/17/2009
Steve Harmison says the decision to drop him from England's squad to tour South Africa came despite positive talks with coach Andy Flower.
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Trescothick flies home from India!
World A-Team Cricket Forum (Free subscription) | 10/15/2009
I am posting this on the ITC forum rather than the England forum, simply because some of our Aussie friends have wondered why Trescothick has not been in the selectors minds. ---Quote (Originally by BBC)--- *Somerset's Marcus Trescothick has had to fly home from the Champions League Twenty20 in India after a recurrence of his stress-related illness.* The former England opener, 33, will play no further...
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South Africa tour squads announced
Danny Pugsley (Free subscription) | 10/09/2009
For a team who have just won the Ashes England have made some bold moves for their four-Test tour to South Africa. With Andrew Flintoff in retirement from Test cricket and Steve Harmison omitted because of his lacklustre displays over the last three years, Liam Plunkett returns to the Test squad for the first time since 2007 to bolster the bowling while the uncapped all-rounder Luke Wright is included...
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Harmison will be back - Onions
Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
Graham Onions believes his Durham team-mate Steve Harmison still has a future in Test cricket despite his omission from the England squad to tour South Africa.
- Live Sport Reports: Harmison will be back - Onions - icWales
- Harmison will be back - Onions - Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk
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Harmison will be back - Onions
Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
Graham Onions believes his Durham team-mate Steve Harmison still has a future in Test cricket despite his omission from the England squad to tour South Africa.
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Harmison ready to fight for Test recall
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
• Selectors say the bowler's Test form has been too erratic • Agent says Harmison will not retire from international cricket England lost patience with Steve Harmison yesterday, dropping him from the Test squad for the tour to South Africa which begins next month. Harmison had suggested he would retire from international cricket if he was not selected for the tour but his agent, Andrew Chandler,...
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Plunkett returns as England shuffle pack
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
• Luke Wright promoted to Test squad • Owais Shah left out of one-day party For a team who have just won the Ashes England have made some bold moves for their four-Test tour to South Africa. With Andrew Flintoff in retirement from Test cricket and Steve Harmison omitted because of his lacklustre displays over the last three years, Liam Plunkett returns to the Test squad for the first time...
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South Africa Squads
Cricket Forever (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
England announced their squads to tour South Africa in November. The ‘headlines’ have been generated by the omission of Steve Harmison. His lack of form and maybe commitment on tour means that this is not really a surprise. Geoff Miller this lunch time made it fairly clear (to me anyway) that Harmison would never be picked again. His words said the opposite of course but he also mentioned...
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Harmison Seeks England Assurance
switbd | 09/21/2009
Steve Harmison says he only wants to tour South Africa with England if he is assured of a "full part" in the side. The Durham fast bowler was overlooked for a central contract last week and has been considering retiring from international cricket. "I am only going to retire if England don't want me any more," Harmison told. "I don't want to play as a bit-part player."