Top 10 team-mate bust-ups

New England skipper Andrew Strauss has his work cut out trying to heal a divided dressing room following the spectacular fall out between Kevin Pietersen and Peter Moores.

We take a look at some of the biggest sporting spats between team-mates...

10 Darren Campbell v Dwain Chambers, European Championships 2006

Darren Campbell was so furious with the inclusion of drugs cheat Dwain Chambers in the 4x100m relay team at the European Championships that he not only wouldn't talk to Chambers, but also refused to join his team mates in a lap of honour when they won gold.

9 Thomas Bjorn v Ian Woosnam, Ryder Cup 2006

When veteran golfer Thomas Bjorn heard that he hadn't been included in the 2006 Ryder Cup team, he didn't take the news at all well. So angry was the Swede, that he launched a verbal attack on captain Ian Woosnam calling the Welshman "pathetic" and "barmy". While this might not appear to be in the same league as the Roy Keane school of insults, in the golfing world this is as bad as saying something along the lines of "I'm going to kill your mother".

8 Danny Cipriani v Josh Lewsey, Wasps 2008

Cipriani may be a prodigious rugby talent, but the lad's got a mouth on him. Last year he got in an argument with Josh Lewsey in training over missed tackles. Cipriani said something and Lewsey floored him, leaving Cipriani with superficial cuts to his nose and lip. Despite this the next day all was well in the Wasps camp with director of rugby, Ian McGeechan saying: "It's nothing out of the ordinary. These are rugby players after all." Classic.

7 Ricardo Fuller v Andy Griffin, Stoke City 2008

Unhappy that West Ham striker Carlton Cole has been allowed to turn, shoot and score in the Stoke City penalty area, striker Ricardo Fuller decided to wait until all of Upton Park was watching before he chose to act. Just as Stoke were about to restart the match, the Jamaican walked all the way from the centre spot to the right back position to slap his captain round the face. Fuller was banned for three matches and fined £20,000 by the club.

6 Fernando Alonso v Lewis Hamilton, McLaren team mates 2007

These two despise each other. Like all F1 racers both thought that they were the better driver and their fierce rivalry spilled out again and again during their time together at McLaren. Things reached a nadir when Hamilton ignored team orders in qualifying at the Budapest Grand Prix, prompting Alonso to stop speaking to him for the rest of the season. Alonso soon left for Renault, and a year later Hamilton was crowned World Champion.