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England are seeking a rare Test series win in India and after Steve Harmison criticised their preparation Ben Stokes came back and highlighted his factual error

Steve Harmison has given his thoughts on Ben Stokes' future, England's World Cup failings and why Rob Key is right to have backed Jos Buttler and Matthew Mott

India have gone unbeaten at the Cricket World Cup so far, but former England fast bowler Steve Harmison has a "horrible feeling" they "might just slip up" in the semi-finals

England legend Steve Harmison has criticised the current Cricket World Cup rules which limit teams to naming just 15 players in their squads for the tournament

England legend Steve Harmison has made his predictions for the Cricket World Cup and the former fast bowler believes the return of Ben Stokes will have a huge impact

Mirror Sport has collected ten Cricket World Cup predictions from current and former players, including James Anderson, Chris Gayle, Sunil Gavaskar and Lance Klusener

Steve Harmison believes Jason Roy will never play for England again after the opener was left out of their squad for the World Cup, with Harry Brook taking his place

EXCLUSIVE: Freddie Flintoff returned to the public eye last month as a consultant with the England cricket team after suffering serious injuries in a high-speed crash while filming Top Gear

Freddie Flintoff has been working with the England cricket team as he continues his recovery from injuries sustained in a horrific car crash which happened while he was filming BBC show Top Gear

James Anderson has played Test matches on his home ground of Old Trafford before and boasts an impressive record, but he has never taken a five-wicket haul and will be looking to reach that elusive milestone in this week's Ashes Test

Kevin Pietersen slammed England for being "too nice" to Australia during the second Ashes Test, but his former teammate Steve Harmison has pointed out the hypocrisy behind those comments

2005 Ashes heroes Kevin Pietersen and Steve Harmison have weighed in on Ben Stokes' controversial declaration in the first Ashes Test, which England lost by two wickets

England's 2005 Ashes celebrations were just as memorable as the series itself, with Matthew Hoggard calling Prime Minister Tony Blair a "k**bhead" and Freddie Flintoff boozing in the Cabinet Room at 10 Downing Street

The Aussies love putting the Poms in their place from the first ball of an Ashes series, but it hasn't always been one-way traffic - the Baggy Greens came unstuck at Edgbaston in 1997 and, for two sessions at least, at Lord's 18 years ago

Amid concerns about Ben Stokes' knee injury, Steve Harmison has identified a surprising potential replacement for the England skipper should he break down during the Ashes

Steve Harmison has identified what "could be the difference to winning and losing the Ashes" for England this summer as Ben Stokes' side attempt to regain the urn

Jonny Bairstow is set to make his England return in the Ashes this summer, having been out of action since September after suffering a freak leg break while playing golf

Test captain Ben Stokes retired from ODI cricket last year, but England are keen for him to reverse his decision ahead of their 50-over World Cup defence in India

England captain Ben Stokes is dealing with a chronic injury problem in his left knee and the likes of Steve Harmison and Michael Vaughan have urged him to withdraw from the IPL and focus solely on the Ashes

Alex Hales returned to international cricket last year after a three-and-a-half year exile to help England win the T20 World Cup, but Steve Harmison believes he will not earn an recall for the upcoming 50-over World Cup

Jonny Bairstow is out of action after breaking his leg in a freak accident while playing golf, but he is set to be back in time for the Ashes and England face a real selection dilemma

Since turning 40, James Anderson has taken 20 Test wickets at an average of just 16.20 and the England legend has no plans to retire anytime soon - according to Steve Harmison

This summer's Ashes series will take place in a 46-day window and former England quick Steve Harmison is concerned about the impact such a quick turnaround will have on the likes of James Anderson, Mark Wood and Jofra Archer

Former England bowler Steve Harmison believes James Anderson will be a central figure in this summer's Ashes series as Ben Stokes' side hope to regain the urn from Australia

England legend Steve Harmison has heaped praise on a returning star - labelling him "one of the most exciting talents I've seen in cricket for a long long time"