Andy Lloyd is a former England Test cricketer. An opening batsman, he captained Warwickshire in the late 80s and early 90s, leading them to success in the 1989 NatWest Trophy. He made a total of 17,211 first-class runs, including 29 centuries, and later enjoyed a spell as chairman of Warwickshire.
Andy Lloyd
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Wednesday 8th February 2012, 12:30am GMTAFTER their Test mauling at the hands of Pakistan it was inevitable that England, hamstrung having made Alastair Cook their one-day captain, would drop one of their senior batsmen ahead of the... [Read more]
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Wednesday 25th January 2012, 1:59am GMTTALK of guarding against complacency dominated the build-up to last week’s first Test but the manner of England’s defeat suggested they fell into the very trap they were desperate to avoid. The... [Read more]
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Thursday 19th January 2012, 12:29am GMTENGLAND’S fightback in Dubai yesterday featured many of the qualities you’d expect of a side ranked No1 in the world, but I fear Andrew Strauss’s men may have forfeited any hope of winning the series... [Read more]
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Monday 16th January 2012, 2:12am GMTENGLAND’S commitment to attack was perfectly illustrated by a determination to force victories in the two warm-up matches ahead of their three-Test series against Pakistan, but Andrew Strauss’s side... [Read more]
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Friday 13th January 2012, 1:50am GMTSPOT-FIXING can no longer be considered a potential threat to the county game following the landmark case of Mervyn Westfield, but while the integrity of the sport has undoubtedly been tarnished, I’m... [Read more]
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Thursday 5th January 2012, 1:02am GMTENGLAND may have only jetted into Dubai on Monday just a fortnight ahead of the first Test against Pakistan, but as ever under the meticulous guidance of head coach Andy Flower I’m confident they’ll... [Read more]
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Wednesday 14th December 2011, 2:14am GMTENGLAND started the year by winning the Ashes on Australian soil for the first time in 24 years and will end it staring down at the rest from the position of No1 in the international Test rankings.... [Read more]
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Wednesday 2nd November 2011, 3:25am GMTIT’S CERTAINLY no exaggeration to hail yesterday’s dramatic events at Southwark Crown Court as a watershed and landmark moment in cricket’s rich history. The guilty verdicts handed down to Salman... [Read more]
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Thursday 27th October 2011, 1:10am GMTINDIA’S one-day whitewash of England highlights the significance of home advantage. In totally different conditions on the Subcontinent, India were of course far more comfortable and the roles were... [Read more]
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Wednesday 24th August 2011, 12:48am GMTA fine wicketkeeper and an adaptable batsman, he is final piece in the jigsaw HE MAY not get the five-fers, the double centuries or the big headlines but there is one man who has been instrumental... [Read more]
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