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Monday, 20 January, 2003, 12:53 GMT
Hussain praises 'unbelievable' winEngland captain Nasser Hussain is full of delight after his team's 10-wicket win over Sri Lanka at Old Trafford. 
Trescothick on the riseMarcus Trescothick reaches the top 10 in the world batting rankings following England's series victory over Sri Lanka.
England race to victoryEngland complete one of the most dramatic wins in recent Test match history to beat Sri Lanka 2-0.
All hail to Nasser's England
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew applauds England's tenacity in snatching an unlikely win at Old Trafford.
England player ratings v Sri Lanka
BBC Sport Online marks the performances of England's Test team following the home series against Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka to switch managers
Manager Chandra Schaffter will not get a new contract and bowling coach Daryl Foster walks out on the Sri Lankans.
MCC gain moral victory
Sri Lanka are bowled out for 127 in their final tour match before the third Test, against MCC at Chesterfield.
Emerson slams Sri Lankan 'chuckers'
Former Australian umpire Ross Emerson accuses Muttiah Muralitharan of creating "a generation of chuckers".
England destroy Sri Lanka
England beat Sri Lanka by an innings and 111 runs with seamers Andy Caddick and Matthew Hoggard in top form.
Weather gloom for Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's tour game with Glamorgan ends in a draw as rain prevents any play for a third successive day.
Lord's Test ends drawn
Mark Butcher's ton and 65 from Graham Thorpe ensure the England-Sri Lanka Test ends in a draw.
Sri Lanka tour dates
Full fixtures and results for Sri Lanka's three-Test tour of England, including county dates.
Captaincy in question
As Sri Lanka's Test side fall to earth in England, Sanath Jayasuriya's leadership has come in for heavy criticism.
Tudor's future is bright
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew believes Alex Tudor is England's best bet for the Ashes.
Stewart's Old Trafford love affair
Alec Stewart's century on the third day against Sri Lanka confirms once again his capacity for rising to the occasion.
Living in Murali's shadow
Sri Lanka's selectors have kept faith with the same half dozen batsmen in the past year, but the same policy has not been applied to the bowlers.
England's spin secret
Batsman Marcus Trescothick reveals the key to England's improvement against top-class spin bowling - the forward press. |
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