We have started to collect the most important news related to Antigua and Barbuda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
England spinner Graeme Swann describes his five-wicket haul as "phenomenal" as England take a massive lead on day three of the third Test.
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Graeme Swann takes 5-57 as England bowl out West Indies for 285 and build a lead of 312 after three days of the third Test in Antigua.
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England bowl out West Indies for 285 but decide not to enforce the follow-on on day three of the third Test in Antigua.
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Captain Andrew Strauss says England were determined to put the record straight in Antigua after the innings defeat in Jamaica.
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Andrew Strauss departs for 169 but England's total closes on 300 in the third Test in Antigua.
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The hastily arranged third Test between England and the West Indies at the Antigua Recreation Ground will start as scheduled at 1400 GMT on Sunday.
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The second Test between West Indies and England in Antigua is abandoned because of an unfit outfield and a third Test will take place at a new venue on Sunday.
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Day one of the second Test between West Indies and England in Antigua is abandoned because of a dangerous outfield.
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England are embarrassed in the finale of the Stanford Super Series as the Superstars win by 10 wickets to scoop the $20m prize.
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England are bowled out for just 99 against the Superstars in the $20m Twenty20 showdown.
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