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	Steve Harmison - Durham - Players - Stats - ECB
		Harmison initially struggled to take wickets in the home series against West Indies but he came good with both bat and ball in the fourth Test at The Oval as England secured their seventh successive win.
		Harmison also made history in the third Test in Cape Town, but this time it was for his batting as his career-best score of 42 in the second innings at a run a ball was the fifth highest score by a number 11 batsman for England.
		Harmison continued to work hard during the subsequent one-day series and claimed impressive figures of 1-27 from 10 overs as England took the last match of the five-game series and he collected an MBE in the Queen's New Year honours.
	www.ecb.co.uk /stats/players/durham/stephen-harmison,14,PP.html (1262 words)

	Harmison raring to take on the Aussies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Stephen Harmison is an indictment on England's one-day form of late.
		Harmison went for 97 runs in that match at Leeds as Sri Lanka overcame a target of 322 in the 38th over, losing only two wickets during the chase.
		Harmison has been an essential part of the England squad, which has made conscious measured steps towards developing a superb Test team but somehow seems to lose their enthusiasm when it comes to the one-day format.
	inhome.rediff.com /cricket/2006/oct/20icclead01.htm (712 words)

	BBC News \| CRICKET \| Harmison earns Test call-up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Harmison was selected over Yorkshire seamer Matthew Hoggard while Ed Giddins was included at the expense of Angus Fraser.
		Harmison, the 21-year-old 6ft 4ins bowler who hails from Ashington, in Northumberland, said: "David Graveney rang to tell me I was in and told me that if I got picked to take my chance - hopefully I'll do that and get into the side.
		Harmison will fight it out for a place in the starting line-up with Warwickshire seamer Ed Giddins, who earns his reward for taking the selectors' advice and working hard on his fitness during the winter having made his Test debut against New Zealand last summer.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/sport/cricket/747219.stm (363 words)

	Times of Oman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		At lunch on the third day Pakistan were 101 for two in their second innings, still 241 runs behind England's first innings 461 for nine declared, after Harmison and Panesar, who between them had taken nine wickets in the first innings, each added a further victim to their tallies.
		Before play resumed Saturday fast bowler Harmison, who took six for 19 in Pakistan's meagre first innings 119, was passed fit after leaving the field late on Friday with a side strain.
		Harmison though did not look in any discomfort during his first over Saturday, all of his initial six deliveries clocked in excess of 81 mph.
	www.timesofoman.com /newsdetails.asp?newsid=33511 (381 words)

	HindustanTimes.com: Specials - ICC 2006: Harmy seeks Ashes edge with Oz knockout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Stephen Harmison, facing the mighty Australian batsmen for possibly the one last time before the Ashes series later this year, is not nervous.
		Harmison was an integral part of the England’s Ashes-winning team, combining with new-ball partner Simon Jones to win back the trophy after 17 long years.
		Harmison feels that for a bowler of his height (6ft 5in), hitting the deck harder with greater consistency on such tracks is likely to prove fruitful.
	www.hindustantimes.com /htcricket/8122_1825114,001601370002.htm (661 words)

	Harmison and Panesar bowl England to victory
		Panesar and Stephen Harmison again proved a lethal combination for Pakistan as England won the second Test by an innings and 120 runs.
		Harmison, who'd wrapped up the match with a devastating spell of four wickets for 13 runs in 22 balls, felt he was getting back to his best after missing the early part of the season with a shin injury.
		Harmison then took charge, having Shahid Afridi taken by England captain Andrew Strauss at second slip and, two balls later, seeing Mohammad Sami caught behind - one of five dismissals in the innings for wicket-keeper Geraint Jones who was playing with a broken finger sustained on Friday.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=135472 (1050 words)

	Hoggard named as Harmison’s replacement for ODIs : Cricket News : IndiaExpress.Com
		One more name was added to England's list of fitness casualties with Stephen Harmison being ruled out of the one-day series against India after the fast bowler failed to recover from a bone stress injury to his right shin.
		Harmison, who was ruled out of the third and final Test now on in Mumbai, would be flown home, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said.
		"Stephen (Harmison) is still experiencing pain in his right shin and with the Test Series against Sri Lanka due to start in early May, we have decided that the safest course of action is to rest him from the forthcoming One-Day Series here in India," ECB chief medical officer Peter Gregory said.
	www.indiaexpress.com /news/sports/cricket/20060320-0.html (202 words)

	Harmison's six appeal overpowers Pakistan
		Stephen Harmison's pace proved too much for Pakistan to handle as the tourists collapsed to 119 all out on the first day of the second Test against England at Old Trafford.
		Stephen Harmison's pace proved too much for Pakistan as England gained a first innings lead following a dramatic collapse by the tourists on the opening day of the second Test at Old Trafford.
		Harmison had earlier taken two wickets for no runs in eight balls as Pakistan, with wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal promoted to open in place of the dropped Salman Butt, again failed to fire at the top of their order and collapsed to nine for two.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=135206 (915 words)

	www.cric8.com - cricket, live cricket, live cricket score, live cricket scores, cricket live score, cricket live ...
		Stephen Harmison will be looking for a victory at his home ground as England bid to keep their one-day series against Sri Lanka alive on Saturday.
		Harmison, along with Durham teammates Paul Collingwood and Liam Plunkett, will all be aiming to play their part at the Riverside in a match injury-hit England must win to prevent Sri Lanka taking an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match ODI series.
		Harmison took an impressive 3 for 31 at The Oval on Tuesday but the rest of England's largely youthful pace attack struggled as Sri Lanka cruised to a comfortable 46-run victory that saw them go 2-0 ahead.
	www.cric8.com /news.asp?N07102 (771 words)

	England's deadly duo strikes again - Cricket - Fox Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Fast bowler Harmison, who had taken 6-19 in Pakistan's meagre first innings, polished off the tail on his way to a second innings return of 5-57 as England wen 1-0 up in the four-Test series.
		Harmison, who wrapped up the match with a devastating spell of 4-13 in 22 balls, feels he is getting back to his best after missing the early part of the season with a shin injury.
		Harmison then took charge, having Shahid Afridi caught by England captain Andrew Strauss at second slip and, two balls later, seeing Mohammad Sami caught behind, one of five dismissals in the innings for wicketkeeper Geraint Jones who was playing with a broken finger sustained on Friday.
	www.foxsports.com.au /story/0,8659,19957992-23212,00.html (947 words)

	Cricket-Online: Harmison heroics hurt Windies
		Stephen Harmison has bagged his 100th Test wicket on his way to a stellar day two performance in the fourth Test against the West Indies at the Oval in which he captured eight wickets, made his highest Test score and - more importantly - saw England to an almost impregnable position to whitewash the series.
		Statisticians were sent hunting for the record books; Giles, Hoggard, Harmison and débutante Ian Bell all recorded their highest Test scores, and the inability of the West Indies to finish off the innings only added to their mounting frustration under captain Brian Lara.
		He persisted with mixing his lengths to Lara, who was looking to score at every opportunity; a brilliant cover drive was followed by a top-edged pull that had enough momentum to reach the square leg fence.
	cricket-online.org /news.php?sid=4247 (1097 words)

	Harmison upset over fans' behaviour towards Monty : Cricket FACE-TO-FACE : CricketZone.Com
		Ace England fast bowler Stephen Harmison has asked the fans to show respect to left-arm spinner Monty Panesar and stop ridiculing him.
		Harmison, who stole the show in the ongoing second Test against Pakistan by claiming 6/19 in the first innings, said he got upset over fans' behaviour towards the first Sikh to play Test cricket for England.
		Harmison said his teammate was becoming a better player with every Test match.
	www.cricketzone.com /news/interviews/20060728-0.html (298 words)

	7DAYS » Harmison the friendly giant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		England are pinning many of their Ashes hopes on Stephen Harmison, a fast bowler who just a few years ago could barely complete his run-up against Australia.
		At 6ft 4in tall and with the virtue of steepling bounce, Harmison appears to fall into a traditional mould for a new-ball bowler.
		Harmison, a man whose aggressive instincts seemed solely reserved for the cricket field, played down the praise and instead told reporters earlier this month: “I don’t think they (Australia’s top order) fear anybody.
	www.7days.ae /2005/07/19/harmison-the-friendly-giant.html (563 words)

	ABC Sport - Cricket - Fleming says Harmison the key to England's success
		Harmison had match figures of 8 for 131 and his tally for the series now standing at an impressive 15 for 333.
		Asked if Harmison, 25, could be compared to Glenn McGrath, the rock of the Australian attack, Fleming likened him instead to the more explosive Lee.
		Harmison has been the leading light for England, I believe, and we do lament the loss of Shane Bond without bowling a ball.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/s1126957.htm (532 words)

	Harmison opts out of Zimbabwe tour
		Steve Harmison will not take part in England's five-match ODI tour of Zimbabwe in October and November.
		"Stephen Harmison informed Duncan Fletcher and Michael Vaughan following the ICC Champions Trophy match against Sri Lanka that he did not want to be considered for selection for the forthcoming tour of Zimbabwe," the statement read.
		Stephen Harmison is the only player to have informed the board that he will be unavailable for the tour.
	www.channel4.com /sport/cricket/news/nr_6396.html (289 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Leeds: New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has said that England fast bowler Stephen Harmison had been the key to the Black Caps’ Test series loss on Monday.
		Harmison had match figures of eight for 131, his tally for the series now standing at an impressive 15 for 333 with his wickets coming at an economical cost of just over 22 runs each.
		Asked if Harmison, 25, could be compared to Glenn McGrath, the rock of the Australian attack, Fleming compared him instead to the more explosive Lee instead.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1040609/asp/sports/story_3349374.asp (476 words)

	Stephen James Harmison: Stats, Pics, Articles, Interviews and Milestones - Cricketfundas.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Stephen James Harmison: Stats, Pics, Articles, Interviews and Milestones - Cricketfundas.com
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		Harmison, Panesar blow away Pakistan to an innings defeat
	www.cricketfundas.com /steveharmison.html (287 words)

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	CNNSI.com - Cricket - Harmison replaces injured Jones in England side - Sunday August 04, 2002 05:30 PM
		Posted: Sunday August 04, 2002 5:30 PM LONDON (Reuters) -- Durham fast bowler Stephen Harmison has replaced the injured Simon Jones in the England squad for the second test against India starting at Trent Bridge on Thursday.
		Harmison's county career has been repeatedly interrupted by injury but, like Jones, he has the raw pace that captain Nasser Hussain has been seeking both against the talented India batting line-up and during the forthcoming Ashes tour of Australia.
		With both of England's leading strike bowlers, Darren Gough and Andy Caddick, out through injury, England have modified their requirement that bowlers must prove their fitness in a four-day county match if they are to be considered for selection.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /cricket/news/2002/08/04/england_india (426 words)

	Harmison and Panesar bowl England to victory
		But it was Harmison, fit again after a shin injury, who wrapped up the match with a devastating spell of four for 13 in 22 balls.
		Harmison's first innings haul, on a lively pitch, saw England capitalise on the fact that, as in the drawn first Test at Lord's, Pakistan were without leading fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar (ankle), Mohammad Asif (elbow) and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan (out of the whole tour with a groin injury).
		Harmison's return was then backed up by Cook (127) and Bell (106 not out) who batted England into a commanding position with their second successive Test hundreds after they had each reached three figures at Lord's.
	news.sawf.org /Sports/17039.aspx (1069 words)

	Online edition of Daily News - Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		At 58 Harmison had Ponting taken behind for 24 and it was then that the drama began to unfold.
		Caddick and and Harmison then unleashed some of the best pace bowling seen on the tour and for the first time the Aussie batsmen looked vulnerable.
		Two balls later Harmison had Damien Martyn touching a rising delivery to Foster for no score and at 58 for 3 the Aussies were struggling.
	www.dailynews.lk /2002/12/31/spo01.html (674 words)

	Ananova - England put skids under Pakistan
		Stephen Harmison and Monty Panesar put England in control by lunch on day one of the second Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford.
		Harmison had shifted both openers cheaply and had not conceded a run off the bat as Pakistan lurched to nine for two in the sixth over.
		With the last ball of his third over, Harmison (three for 14) was in business again when Kamran Akmal - shunted up the order in place of Salman Butt - nicked a fuller-length ball to be well caught at first slip by Marcus Trescothick who was not put off by Geraint Jones diving across him.
	www.ananova.com /sport/story/sm_1930887.html?menu= (351 words)

	123India.com Cricket:News
		Manchester (England), July 27: Stephen Harmison’s pace proved too much for Pakistan to handle as the tourists collapsed to 119 all out on the first day of the second Test against England at Old Trafford here on Thursday.
		Harmison took 6/19 in just 13 overs, his analysis also featuring an impressive seven maidens, as he made the most of a hard pitch ideally suited for a bowler of his height and bounce.
		Harmison’s figures were his best in Test cricket since his 7/12 against West Indies in Jamaica two years ago, the Durham fast bowler giving England’s attack the lead it required — and was often missing in the drawn first Test at Lord’s — in the absence of injured paceman Andrew Flintoff.
	cricket.123india.com /cnews/120060728-c.html (544 words)

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