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Liberal England (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
Long, long ago in the summer of 1973 - Life on Mars year - the first side to tour England was New Zealand. We cricket fans looked forward in particular to seeing their aggressive new opening batsman Rodney Redmond . He had played his first test against Pakistan the previous winter and scored 107 and 56 in his two innings. As it turned out, Redmond had trouble adjusting to his new contact...
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Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
Matthew Nation trapped Kiwi Test player Aaron Redmond leg before for six as the home side reduced Wigan to 55-4. But they rallied through a fine partnership of 146 for the fifth wicket between Gareth Bradley (81) and Lee Dawber (59 not out), while skipper Andy Ford contributed 31 in 209-5 declared (45).
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Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk (Free subscription) | 06/16/2008
... Mike Walkden taking 5-65. But the visitors hung on for 171-9 ( Ian Walkden 41).Kiwi Test player Aaron Redmond was back in the groove for Wigan, scoring an unbeaten 91 in a total of 223-4 declared (47) against Huyton. The bottom club, without a win, made a great fight of it, falling just 11 runs short, with Kashif Shafi (91) and Dave Hutton (42) sharing 114 for the third wicket. Adam...
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Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 06/13/2008
... will take on a Northern Nomads side, captained by Cockbain, and including New Zealand Test opener Aaron Redmond, Graham Bolton and Andy Ford.A reunion dinner takes place on Friday night with football club members from down the years joining the celebrations, while a “Heroes and Villains” fancy dress party is being held at the club following Saturday’s Liverpool Competition match with...
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Cricinfo (Free subscription) | 06/10/2008
"We talked about what we learned from [Kevin] Pietersen's innings, he tried to present a full face and we felt that was the best strategy to play straight, and we had two guys [Aaron Redmond and Brendon McCullum] play across the line in the first 10 overs and have their off pole pulled out of the ground ... you can put all the plans in place, but then who applies them?"
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Suave's Republique Cricket (Free subscription) | 06/09/2008
... good. Superb in Nottingham Monty Panesar : One-spell series, superb oop north. The Old Zealand Aaron Redmond : Dear lord, this lad is SHIT! Jamie How : Solid, dependable, not really that good. Brendan McCullum : Not three, too mental for that. Ross Taylor : Looks a lovely player. CALM DOWN! Daniel Flynn: not bad, suspect to short ball. Jacob Oram: Miserly with ball, 231 runs, somehow...
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The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 06/09/2008
... away at the last moment - like the devastating curve balls with which Anderson clean bowled Aaron Redmond and Brendon McCullum on Friday. They make decent batsmen look like novices, and give the bowler a feeling of total exhilaration. Therefore you strive to bowl them again and again, with dispiritingly hittable results. It is like a fleeting encounter with a beautiful woman, whom...
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NDTV (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
... the third day at 96-6. The first session was washed out.Back in again, New Zealand lost opener Aaron Redmond for two when he was caught behind in Broad's third wicket of the day, leaving New Zealand on 21-1.Broad also thought he had McCullum caught behind while he was on 12, but umpire Darrell Hair disagreed.Sidebottom then ousted How for 19 when he clipped the ball to Alastair Cook...
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Sify (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
... lbw for 15. FLYNN FIGHTSEngland captain Michael Vaughan immediately enforced the follow-on and Aaron Redmond's dreadful series continue when he was caught behind off Broad for two. He had managed 54 runs in six innings. First innings top-scorer Jamie How was caught at third slip by Alastair Cook off Ryan Sidebottom for 19. Ross Taylor played across a straight ball from Broad and was...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
We have been trying, in the press box, to find bowlers from the past who performed like James Anderson. He is capable of bowling superbly - the first two dismissals on Friday were such deliveries; fast enough, perfect in length and line, swinging very late. Batsmen Aaron Redmond and Brendon McCullum, thinking that runs were to be had through the leg-side, opened themselves to play the...
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Times Online (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
... attack here may all retain their places for the opening Test there against South Africa. When Aaron Redmond, Jamie How and Ross Taylor all fell to the swinging ball inside 90 minutes of the follow-on, England would have had no doubts that they had done the right thing. But the move didn’t look so clever when McCullum and Flynn had taken root. Memories of the difficulties England got...
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The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
... Stuart Broad, on his Nottinghamshire home ground, began another New Zealand collapse when he had Aaron Redmond caught behind after earlier Saturday taking two wickets in three balls to help polish off the Black Caps' first innings.Broad's county colleague Sidebottom, the third member of England's pace trio, piled on the pressure when Redmond's fellow opener Jamie How was caught...
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International Herald Tribune (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
... the third day at 96-6. The first session was washed out.Back in again, New Zealand lost its opener Aaron Redmond for two when he was caught behind in Broad's third wicket of the day, leaving New Zealand on 21-1.Broad also thought he had McCullum caught behind while he was on 12, but umpire Darrell Hair disagreed.Sidebottom then ousted How for 19 when he clipped the ball to Alastair...
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IOL (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
... his father Chris, the former England opening batsman, then backed up his double strike by having Aaron Redmond caught behind to leave New Zealand 21 for one in their second innings.And his Nottinghamshire colleague Ryan Sidebottom, the third member of England's pace trio, piled the pressure on the tourists when opener Jamie How, dropped on 12, was caught at third slip by Alastair...
