The Worm Dominates
9/29/2009
The Worm dominates!!
Pakistan made it two wins from two in the Champions Trophy as Woodworm’s very own Shoaib Malik's masterful 128, his seventh one-day century, set up a 54-run win over an out-of-sorts India in Centurion.
Malik was particularly patient early on, while the experienced Yousuf hit...
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9/28/2009
Woodworm are delighted to announce the signing of Shoaib Malik.As a versatile and intelligent batsman, Malik is a player who adapts to the game he is playing. A mainstay in the test team, a high score of 148* and an average of almost 40 show he has the class and patience to play the longer form at...
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9/22/2009
Woodworm and CA on the big stage!
Cricket's second biggest 50-over event, the Champions Trophy, begins in South Africa on Today, as the sport's top eight teams vie for glory. The tournament was due to be held in Pakistan last year but was postponed and moved because of security concerns.
Two tea...
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9/18/2009
ONIONS IS THE KEY
At the risk of sounding like Ian Botham, England have lost the plot to such an extent during their current ODI series against Australia that one feels they would pose just as much threat to their opponents by not turning up. They look woefully inadequate in every department, and...
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9/16/2009
Flintoff rejects England – Arguments For.
Andrew Flintoff has confirmed that he has rejected the offer of a one-day contract with the England & Wales Cricket Board, and will instead become the world's first freelance cricketer in a bid to maximize his considerable earning potential in the fina...
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9/16/2009
Why woodworm?
It is widely accepted amongst cricketers and bat manufacturers that a bat is a tool of the trade, its raw materials are naturally grown and not man made. A good bat is produced by craftsmen and their aim is to combine excellent hitting power with durability. The combination is never...
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9/15/2009
Can England Stop the rot?
The series is in the bag for Australia after a crushing seven-wicket victory at Lord's. Now they have their eyes on a whitewash, while England are left trying to save face and build a modicum of momentum ahead of the Champions Trophy. The teams now square up in the first...
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9/14/2009
Onions to make ODI bow
The news that England are to rest Paul Collingwood and James Anderson for Saturday’s ODI comes as good news to Durham’s Graham Onions. The seamer has had a fantastic summer for England, debuting against the West Indies in May with figures of 5-38 and taking crucial wickets a...
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9/14/2009
Flintoff Thinks About New Career
Flintoff is giving serious consideration to becoming a freelancer cricketer
Flintoff may decide against signing a contract with the England and Wales Cricket Board, a move which would threaten his international future.
Former Woodworm sponsored player Flintoff,...
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9/8/2009
Onions Replaces Flintoff
Woodworm sponsored Graham Onions has replaced all rounder Andrew Flintoff in the Champions Trophy. He will representing England in South Africa and hoping to have some of the Ashes success.
Onions has not played in a one day international and has been called into t...
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9/7/2009
Ponting Retires From Twenty20's
Ricky Ponting has announced that he will be retiring from Twenty20 cricket. Australian cricket captain has said that he will remain as captain for Tests and once day sides however he will not be playing in the shortest format. He recently said that he made the decis...
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9/3/2009
Deny Has Injury
Joe Denly looks like he could not play in the one day international against Australia. Denly suffered a left knee injury after playing football.
He caught his studs in the turf and his knee buckled when he collided with Owais Shah during a training session at the Oval.
Denly was...
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