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Cricinfo staff
July 29, 2007
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Harmison admitted he has no chance of being fit in time for the Oval Test but he has a target of returning to action in time for Durham's first one-day final at Lord's on August 18. To give himself a chance of playing there he needs to be ready to face Surrey in a Championship match starting on August 13.
He started running last week and was given the all-clear to resume more strenuous exercise after visiting a specialist last Thursday.
"Things have gone well and I've been running at about 70% capacity," he told the paper. "The next step is to build up to some 'walk-throughs' of my action. A final for my club against Warney and KP would be some way to make my comeback."

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