Bowler of the day

Adil Rashid has made more headlines for his batting this season, with three centuries in the championship. Today, he proved he can still be a match-winning leg-spinner, taking 5 for 78 to set up Yorkshire for a 10-wicket win over Middlesex just before lunch on the final day at Lord’s, taking them to the top of the First Division.

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Back surgery rules Onions out of reckoning for Ashes

Graham Onions, who had looked likely to play a key part in England's campaign to retain the Ashes, is fighting to save his career. The fast bowler, quietly influential in the triumphant series against Australia last year, is to have back surgery which will keep him out of the game for at least nine months.

Onions ruled out of Ashes tour

England bowler Graham Onions is to have back surgery next week that will rule him out of this winter's Ashes series in Australia.

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Roasted green onions with raisins

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Onions aims for Ashes as injuries end his summer

England's carefully laid plans for Ashes campaigns usually end up on a treatment table in some hospital room or other. But they acted decisively and with foresight yesterday in an attempt to ensure that Graham Onions, the Durham fast bowler, is with the squad in Australia next winter.

Onions ruled out for three months

Graham Onions has been ruled out for up to three months due to a back injury.

Pea tendril and spring onion salad

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