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	CBBC Newsround \| Sport \| Cricket: Vaughan may return soon
		Michael Vaughan - who captained England to Ashes success in 2005 - may be able to play in the current series as well.
		Vaughan hasn't played a Test match since injuring his knee in November 2005, but is going to take part in a one-day match on Wednesday.
		Vaughan told the Guardian newspaper: "So far the rehab has gone really well and I'm quietly confident that within a month or so I would be available for selection.
	news.bbc.co.uk /cbbcnews/hi/newsid_6190000/newsid_6192300/6192302.stm (236 words)

	Welcome to Michael Vaughan's Homepage
		Vaughan gained representative honours with the England Under-19 team, and made his county debut in 1993.
		In the 2002 season Vaughan set the seal on his England credentials, and in doing so cemented an opening partnership with Marcus Trescothick that looks to be the bedrock of England's batting future.
		Back on home soil, a 3-0 white wash of the touring New Zealand was completed despite Michael missing the first test with injury, and part of the second day of the second test at Headingley when he rushed back to Sheffield to be present at the birth of his daughter, Tallulah Grace.
	www.michaelvaughan.co.uk (859 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Michael Vaughan
		It was the culmination of a five-year journey for Vaughan, whose captaincy - calm, obdurate and ruthlessly effective - had become as classy and composed as the batting technique that, briefly, carried him to the top of the world rankings.
		With a priceless ability to treat triumph and disaster just the same, Vaughan faced up to his first ball in Test cricket with England four wickets down for two runs on a damp flyer at Johannesburg in 1999-2000, and drew immediate comparisons with Michael Atherton for his inhumanly calm aura at the crease.
		Vaughan was duly recalled, as captain, for the one-day series and retained for the World Cup in spite of a debiliating hamstring strain that reduced him to just three appearances out of ten in a victorious CB Series campaign.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /england/content/player/22182.html (751 words)

	Cricket News - Is Michael Vaughan still a chance for the Ashes - Cricket Viewpoint - News, Opinion, Analysis
		Cricket News - Is Michael Vaughan still a chance for the Ashes
		In what could be an immense morale booster, Michael Vaughan has refused to rule out a possible return to the England team for the Ashes ahead.
		Michael Vaughan has again indicated that he has not ruled out a return to the England side during the forthcoming Ashes series.
	cricketviewpoint.com /2006/10/07/australian-cricket/cricket-news-vaughan-refuses-to-rule-out-ashes-return-michael-vaughan-has (443 words)

	Cricinfo - Mobile - Michael Vaughan International Cricket
		Michael Vaughan International Cricket is the ultimate cricket game for your mobile phone - bat, bowl and field as Michael Vaughan’s England or one of 15 other international teams.
		Michael Vaughan International Cricket is available to UK users only.
		Published by Player One Ltd & Distinctive Developments Ltd. Copyright © 2004 Distinctive Developments Ltd & Player One Ltd. Michael Vaughan name and images are under license from MVP Ltd. England players names used under license from PCA.
	www.cricinfo.com /db/NATIONAL/ENG/GAME/vaughan-mobile-game.html (193 words)

	Michael Vaughan
		Michael Vaughan was born on 29 October 1974 in Eccles, Manchester.
		Michael Vaughan is known for his exquisite batting that has led him to be opening batsman and captain of England.
		Michael Vaughan was kept out of the 2006 series where Australia regained the Ashes through a knee injury.
	www.biogs.com /famous/vaughan.html (501 words)

	Michael Vaughan - England Test - Players - Stats - ECB
		Michael Vaughan’s reign as captain has seen England enjoy one of the most successful periods in their history and the highlight came when his side reclaimed the Ashes in 2005 after 18 years in Australia’s hands.
		Vaughan missed the first Test with a knee injury suffered in a warm-up game in Lahore but was back for the second Test and returned to the top of the order for the final Test in Lahore and made his best score of the series with 58 in England's first innings.
		Vaughan stepped up his recovery from surgery by playing for the England Academy during their winter camp in Perth and was named as captain of the senior side for the Commonwealth Bank Series against Australia and New Zealand.
	www.ecb.co.uk /stats/players/England-Test/michael-vaughan,2,PP.html (1607 words)

	Michael Vaughan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Michael Paul Vaughan OBE (Born 29 October 1974 in Manchester, England) is an English cricketer, and captain of the England cricket team.
		Vaughan went onto strike a superb 166, punishing in particular the poor bowling of Jason Gillespie.
		Vaughan was nominated for the Sports Personality of the Year individual award, but that went to his team-mate, Andrew Flintoff.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michael_Vaughan (2416 words)

	rediff.com: cricket channel: Unbeaten 182 by Michael Vaughan
		A blistering unbeaten 182 by opener Michael Vaughan gave England their best start of the series as they amassed 336 runs for the loss of two wickets.
		Michael Vaughan was guarded, unlike his left-handed partner, finding the fence cheekily through third man. Ajit Agarkar, sharing the new ball with Zaheer, pitched short and was despatched with élan, hooked through square leg for four.
		Agarkar was sent packing to the fence with disdain by Vaughan as he raced towards his maiden double century in Test cricket, having missed it by three runs in the second Test at Nottingham.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2002/sep/05india.htm (1602 words)

	Tags - Michael Vaughan - Instablogs Community
		England captain Michael Vaughan has sent his critics scurrying for covers after hitting a scintillating ton in the second Test against the West Indies.
		With regular captain Michael Vaughan nursing a broken finger, Andrew Strauss was named the new skipper of the side which will take on the West Indies in the first Test.
		England captain Michael Vaughan can’t be blamed if he calls it a jinx.
	www.instablogs.com /tags/michael-vaughan (1121 words)

	Michael Vaughan \| Honorary awards \| Sheffield Hallam University
		In 2005 England cricket captain Michael Vaughan led his team to their first Ashes victory in 18 years.
		In 2002 he was named the world's most outstanding batsman and, in honour of his outstanding achievement, the cricketing almanac Wisden broke with tradition and changed their front cover for the first time, using a picture of Michael rather than the usual historic engraving.
		Off the field Michael is patron of Sheffield Children's Hospital and works on a number of other charity projects involving children and sport.
	www.shu.ac.uk /hallampeople/honorary/michael-vaughan.html (180 words)

	Vaughan returns as captain - Cricket - Fox Sports
		MICHAEL Vaughan will replace Andrew Flintoff as England captain for the limited-overs series, as he looks to restore national pride after the 5-0 Ashes whitewash.
		Vaughan, 32, who led England to its 2005 Ashes win, has not played international cricket for more than a year because of a knee injury and underwent surgery to cure the problem.
		Vaughan, who has a disappointing limited-overs average of 28.36 with the bat from 74 appearances, has not played a major international match since the final Test against Pakistan in Lahore in December 2005.
	www.foxsports.com.au /story/0,,21023418-23212,00.html (383 words)

	Instructors at Two Dog Yoga: Michael Vaughan
		Michael is a self described “gym rat” who came to Yoga as a means to gain flexibility, balance and strength.
		Michael’s ultimate goal is to be Anusara certified.
		The cost of admission is your participation, feedback and most importantly your patience as this is Michael’s first experience at the front of the class.
	www.twodogyoga.com /instructors/michael_v.shtml (160 words)

	ABC Sport - Cricket - Vaughan out of Ashes
		Michael Vaughan has conceded he has no chance of making a comeback for any of the upcoming Ashes Tests.
		However, Vaughan confided to another former England skipper, Michael Atherton, that his aim was to return for the triangular one-day series, starting in mid-January.
		Vaughan then all but confirmed his chances of an Ashes recall were gone when he elected not to bat in the tour match on Sunday, instead allowing other Test hopefuls to gain valuable batting practice.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/200612/s1808353.htm (610 words)

	Daylife / Michael Vaughan
		Michael Vaughan's claim that England are "very close" to being a decent one-day side has shades of the limbless knight in the Holy Grail....
		Vaughan's troubles in the Caribbean continued when England were fined for their slow over-rate during their seven-wicket defeat to Australia in the Super Eight match played in Antigua on April eight.
		Michael Paul Vaughan OBE (Born 29 October 1974 in Manchester, England) is an English cricketer, and captain of the England cricket team.
	www.daylife.com /topic/Michael_Vaughan (584 words)

	Michael Vaughan: prone to Injuries
		Vaughan who took over the captaincy in June 2003 from Nasser Hussain has been leading from the front by scoring a lot of runs for his team at his regular opening slot.
		Michael Vaughan has not been part of the English team for more than 6 months, since he left the Indian tour before the series commenced.
		Vaughan's main problem has been his knee injury that he suffered for the first time when he missed the Ashes in 2001 after having a surgery on his left knee.
	www.stickiewicket.com /article_ok.php?page=feature&id=25 (529 words)

	Michael Vaughan is the answer to England's problems - Sportingo
		Vaughan is not just a fine batsman, he had been on top of the world rankings following a run of great performances.
		A typical Test batsman in the mould of a Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Atherton, he was appointed captain of England's one-day side for the 2003 home season, and inherited the Test captaincy two weeks later when Nasser Hussain resigned.
		Vaughan comes from a tradition of Yorkshire captains who have done well for England; Len Hutton, Brian Close (before he was unceremoniously dumped by the anti-Yorkshire and snobbish England board in 1967 for alleged time wasting in a county match at Edgbaston) and Ray Illingworth.
	www.sportingo.com /cricket/michael-vaughan-is-the-answer-to-englands-problems/1001,1402 (754 words)

	Vaughan primed to play King Arthur role \| England \| International Cricket \| Cricket \| Sport \| Telegraph
		While Vaughan's absence was one of England's biggest problems during the Test series, his latest premiership should at least benefit from a fresh start.
		Vaughan's return marks the end of an unhappy period in charge for Flintoff, whose all-round talents do not necessarily extend to leadership.
		All Vaughan has to do now is draw some match-winning heroics out of Flintoff –; who is after all his star one-day performer – and the parallel will be complete.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/01/08/scbrig08.xml (1235 words)

	BBC - Leeds Sport - Michael Vaughan
		New England Test captain Michael Vaughan's succession to the throne was built on the back of him becoming the world's top batsman.
		Vaughan became only the sixth man in history to score four hundreds in an English summer and now has nine Test tons to his name.
		At Test level, Vaughan is England's most prolific batsman since Graham Gooch, matching the former captain's feat of reaching the top of the world rankings.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leeds/sport/2003/07/michael_vaughan_profile.shtml (315 words)

	Michael Vaughan says he would love to captain England again
		Michael Vaughan says he would love to captain England again
		Vaughan, replaced by Andrew Flintoff for the ongoing Ashes series against Australia, was named Thursday in the squad for the upcoming one-day series against Australia and New Zealand which begins Jan. 12.
		Vaughan did not recover in time from knee surgery to be fit for England's ill-fated Ashes defence.
	slam.canoe.ca /CPSportsTicker/CANOE-wire.CRKT-Shorts.html (388 words)

	Stories tagged with michael vaughan at - The Corridor (a cricket blog) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		There has to be plenty of doubt about Vaughan being fit enough for a tough campaign in the West Indies for the World Cup, and lets face it, he’s not likely to make a difference to an English side that is chronically short of potent ODI bowlers.
		If Vaughan has any use at all to English cricket, it is by being fit and in charge at the top of the order, preparing for the 2009 Ashes campaign.
		Even yesterday, when Michael Vaughan was officially, finally ruled out of this winter’s Ashes series, there were rumblings from the ECB machine that “it’s really not that serious; we expect him back for the World Cup” and similar.
	www.cricket.mailliw.com /tag/michael_vaughan (2812 words)

	ENGAGE Newsletter: Michael Vaughan Appointed Senior Assistant Dean
		Vaughan’s responsibilities in the area of educational administration include educational support, diversity and success, and recognitions and events.
		As the former director of the College’s RISE program, Vaughan is passionate about the second area, diversity and success, and he emphasizes that both within the College and across the University as a whole, this means promoting diversity and success outcomes in their broadest sense.
		On campus, Vaughan is a member of the University-wide Council on Student Diversity and Success and serves as chairman of the council’s Colleges’ Student Services and Affairs Steering Committee.
	www.engr.udel.edu /newsletter/sept06/vaughan.html (877 words)

	Attorney Michael Vaughan, Murphy Desmond S.C., Madison, Wisconsin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Vaughan has represented a wide variety of clients in the legislative and administrative law process.
		Vaughan headed the Wisconsin Legislature's Bill Drafting Section for ten years.
		Vaughan is currently listed in Who's Who in America and Who's Who In American Law.
	www.murphydesmond.com /Bio/MichaelVaughan.asp (275 words)

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